Multi-Streaming & Third-Party Policies
YouTube multi-streaming is open to all CI.ME streamers; other platforms need a Studio toggle and add an 8% fee. External donation services cannot be shown.
Overview
This guide explains CI.ME's policies regarding Multi-Streaming and third-party monetization services.
At CI.ME, we actively support streamer growth and channel expansion. At the same time, we apply the following policies to provide a better viewing experience and support sustainable monetization on the platform.
Multi-streaming Policy
Streamers on CI.ME may Multi-Stream to YouTube while continuing to build their audience on CI.ME. To support streamer growth, all streamers on CI.ME are allowed to Multi-Stream to YouTube under the same conditions.
If you plan to Multi-Stream to other domestic live streaming platforms besides YouTube, you must enable [Studio] → [Stream Setup] → [Multi-Stream to Other Platforms] before going live. When this option is enabled, an additional 8% Multi-Streaming fee will be applied on top of the standard platform fee. Streaming to other platforms without enabling this option may result in enforcement action under CI.ME's broadcasting policies.
Partner and Founding Streamer streamers are not permitted to multi-stream to live streaming platforms other than YouTube. These programs are designed for streamers who actively stream and grow their communities on CI.ME. As part of these benefits, eligible streamers may receive reduced platform fees, access to high-quality streaming options, content promotion opportunities, and growth support.
Third-Party Services Policy
To provide streamers with more monetization options, CI.ME applies industry-standard platform fees and does not restrict the use of third-party services.
However, when using third-party services, certain CI.ME-integrated features may not be available. This may include features such as alerts, overlays, widgets, and other tools designed to enhance your stream.
Restrictions on External Donation Platforms
While Multi-Streaming, streamers may use donation features provided by YouTube or other live streaming platforms.
However, promoting or displaying external donation platforms on CI.ME is not permitted.
Examples include:
Posting links to external donation platforms in your stream, channel information, profile, or pinned messages
Encouraging viewers to use external donation platforms
Displaying external donation services or donation links on stream
Showing donation messages from external donation platforms during a broadcast
In other words, viewers may use external donation services on their own, but streamers may not actively promote or display those services on CI.ME.
Violations may result in warnings or enforcement action.
Frequently Asked Questions
Update: 7/06/26
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