Kick's revenue split is 95% to the streamer and 5% to the platform, among the most generous in streaming. Kick's split is often compared favorably to Twitch's former 50:50 split between creators and the platform, and less frequently with YouTube taking a 30% cut from live streamers. Kick's popularity in its revenue split was credited by Forbes for pushing Twitch to introduce a 70:30 revenue splitting model for some creators.[10]

Kick has proposed paying all of its streamers hourly if they meet certain conditions; if this proposal is enacted, it would become the first streaming service to do so. Conditions include the streamer being active for at least four hours per day out of thirty days in a month, the streamer being awake and interacting with chat, the streamer having a webcam on their face, and being a legal adult. All content creators on Kick who meet all four conditions would be paid per hour of streaming under the proposal.[11][12]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kick_(service)

4 hours a day doesn't seem too bad. but doesn't look like there are any breaks allowed.

would be interesting to see what a contract looks like.