Four ways, none of them magic. SABO does the editing and gives chat a way to play; the money comes from your audience.
SABO does not pay streamers for streaming or for views. It helps them earn in four ways: (1) it turns each stream into a YouTube summary and vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, which is what grows a channel and what each platform's programs pay for; (2) with SABO.GG RUN in Risk of Rain 2, chat spends bits, KICKs or gifts to change the run and the streamer gets paid by their platform as usual, with no SABO cut; (3) with the creator program, the streamer earns 10% of what people who sign up through their link pay during 6 months; (4) every invite who pays for their first video gives both of you 10 SB (€1).
Updated on 29 October 2026.
A streamer who streams 4 hours a day and orders their stream summary spends €8 a day on SABO (€2 per hour), or less with a plan. In return they get a YouTube video and three vertical clips every day without editing. If their verticals carry the creator line and bring in 5 streamers who spend €20 a month each, they earn €10 a month (10% of €100) for six months. Those are the numbers; what nobody can promise is how many people each video will bring.
Only through the creator program: 10% of what people who come through your link pay, for 6 months. It does not pay for streaming or for views.
No. In SABO.GG RUN each platform collects the money with its usual split and SABO touches nothing.
At sabo.gg/en/creadores: type your name, copy your line with the link and sign up with the button.
€1 per LoL game until 12 November 2026 (€2 after), €2 per hour of full stream and €0.50 for a single clip. Full pricing.