You can now support a Mixer Partner when you join Xbox Game Pass
Mixer partners will receive $3 for every person that signs up for Xbox Game Pass or upgrades to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate through their channel.
What you need to know
- Mixer partners will receive $3 for every person that signs up for Xbox Game Pass or upgrades to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate through their channel.
- Users who sign up or upgrade have 30 days to enter the Mixer Partner's code into a supported Xbox app.
- You can join or upgrade to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and get the first two months for $2.
Microsoft announced a new program that allows Mixer Partners to earn money when people sign up to Xbox Game Pass or upgrade to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate through their channel. Mixer Partners will receive $3 for every person that joins Xbox Game Pass or upgrades to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. In order for a Mixer Partner to receive payment, the person who signs up needs to enter the Mixer Partner's code into the Xbox (beta) app on PC or the Xbox Game Pass app on Android or iOS.
To enter the code, you need to use the "Support a creator" section within the account menu. Microsoft outlines the steps to make sure a Mixer Partner gets paid and all of the other details of the program in a blog post. If you don't see the option yet, Microsoft states that you should check for an update. The feature is rolling out to PCs today and will roll out to other platforms later this week.
Every game available through Xbox Game Pass
In addition to helping Mixer Partners earn money, users can also save money on Xbox Game Pass. Right now, you can join Xbox Game Pass and get your first two months for $2. You can find a list of all Mixer Partners here.
Best of the best
Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold in one
Xbox Game Pass gives you access to over a hundred games for one monthly fee. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate also adds Xbox Live Gold to the package so you can play online with your friends. Right now, you can purchase a three-month subscription for $45 through Amazon.
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