StreamQuest FAQ.

StreamQuest is a quest-based platform where Twitch creators join paid campaigns for indie and AA games. You log in with Twitch, apply for quests, stream the game during the campaign window, submit your VOD, and get paid after verification.

StreamQuest is built for small and mid-sized creators with authentic communities, especially variety streamers who like discovering new games.

Log in using Twitch authentication, then apply for quests in your creator dashboard. Joining Discord is recommended for faster support and campaign updates.

Yes, StreamQuest is global. We aim for fair regional representation so no single region dominates creator slots, and tier payouts are equal worldwide.

Typical baseline requirements:

• 300+ followers
• 6+ month old Twitch account
• Twitch Affiliate status (exceptions possible)
• 5+ recent average concurrent viewers (CCV) (exceptions possible)

A mic is required. A webcam is a strong bonus but not mandatory. VTubers are welcome. No-cam streamers with an active community are welcome as well.

Main Quest is mandatory (streaming requirement + correct category + submission). Side Quests are optional extras used for bonus XP and sometimes eligibility upgrades depending on the tier.

Common side quests include: survey, social share, posting a clip, playing with a friend, or an in-game objective.

Each mission brief defines the exact requirements and maximum payable hour caps. A common baseline is:

• Bronze: minimum 1 hour
• Silver: usually 2 hours (sometimes up to 3 depending on the quest)

Only verified gameplay time counts.

Current tiers include Bronze and Silver. Gold is planned as a future partner tier.

Silver unlocks at Level 10 which equals 450 XP. Silver often requires at least one side quest completion depending on the campaign.

Your dashboard shows your account level and XP progress bar. Completing quests and side quests increases XP and levels.

Typically, you can participate in one approved quest at a time. After your submission is approved, you can apply for another. Exceptions can be made for tight deadlines.

Yes. We only pay for the first verified quest completion, but if you like the game you can keep streaming it and we appreciate it.

Status labels include: Request approval, Pending, Approved, Submitted, Verified, Rejected. Revisions are supported so you can update and resubmit where applicable.

We verify the gameplay portion of your stream. Verification includes manual VOD review plus tool-assisted checks to confirm correct category, gameplay time, and compliance with quest requirements.

Nice-to-have: include timestamps and/or a TwitchTracker link in your submission to speed up review.

Verified time is the part of your stream where the game is actively played and showcased. If your stream includes other segments, only the relevant gameplay portion counts.

Yes. The game category must be set correctly for verification, and the game should be the primary content during the verified time window.

No. Verification focuses on gameplay time. Intros are fine, but the verified hours are based on actual gameplay and showcasing the game.

• Read the mission brief and quest guide
• Set the correct game category
• Enable branded content disclosure as required
• Make sure VOD saving is enabled

The submission form requires the mandatory links before you can submit. Before submitting, double-check:

• Your VOD link is correct
• You add any side quest proof you completed
• You optionally include timestamps or a TwitchTracker link to speed review

You can also submit and revise later if you complete side quests afterwards (within a reasonable timeframe and campaign context).

Yes. VODs must remain public for 2 weeks after completion so they can be reviewed.

We prefer VOD-safe streams. If something happens, provide proof (screenshots, DMCA notice) and contact the team in Discord so we can review options case-by-case.

Yes. Follow Twitch TOS and enable branded content disclosure for paid activations as required in each mission brief.

• Not meeting minimum gameplay hours
• Not actively playing (pause screen, idle, doing other content)
• Missing required quest elements
• Brand safety violations on stricter campaigns
• Breaking Twitch TOS

If rejected due to incompletion or correctable issues, you can revise and resubmit. If rejected due to Twitch TOS, quality issues, or something that cannot be fixed in time, it can be treated as a failed quest and the slot may be opened for someone else if time remains.

Follow Twitch TOS. DMCA-safe music is recommended.

We do not require your bank details for standard payouts. Payments are sent through your existing Twitch donation setup (Streamlabs, StreamElements, or other global donation providers on your Twitch panels).

Yes, as an alternative option. After your quest is verified, you can send a PayPal invoice to contact@streamquest.io. Include your Twitch username, date of completion, quest title, and StreamQuest in the invoice description.

We minimize data processing and only handle what is needed to run quests and verify submissions. We do not collect bank details for standard payouts.

Late handling is scenario-based and quest-by-quest. If the campaign is still open and reporting is not finalized, we can often accept late submissions within a fair timeframe. Late streams may be accepted a few days after the end date if there is a valid reason and the campaign is still open. Always check Discord updates for the specific campaign rules.

Discord is the main hub for support, updates, and campaign clarifications. You can also reach us on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and by email.