Ninja achieves notable success on Mixer, reaching one million paying subscribers on the platform in less than a week. During the first month the subscription is free.
Platform Mixer has made the play of its history getting to sign streamer Ninja, the biggest Twitch streamer who doesn't see him very favorably right now. The play is clear and is to get your eyes to the platform, and it cannot be denied that it has not succeeded, since it has been one of the most downloaded applications on iOS in the United States when before it did not even reach the Top 500.
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The big question is to know if people were going to continue paying the paid subscription to Ninja, mainly because in Mixer it is more expensive, but finally we already know that at the moment Ninja has a million paying subscribers, a figure much higher than what has never had on Twitch, but it has a trick.
One million paying subscribers in five days
As a method of calming down fans a bit because their Twitch subscriptions are no longer valid, Mixer has made a special deal with him to offer the paid subscription for free for the first month. This promotion is for everyone, there is no need to show that you have been a subscriber on Twitch for it.
They are not few numbers, but it will be necessary to see when after a few months the numbers of people who pay for the subscription will be seen, taking into account that in Mixer it is more expensive and that many on Twitch used the Twitch Prime sub, with which the figures of people who paid the full price of the subscription were surely much smaller followers due to targeting a young audience that does not necessarily have all the financial power for the subscription.
It is still an important move for Mixer, but it will be necessary to see if it turns out to be profitable after time and they manage to compete healthy with Twitch, mostly to force each other to improve.
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