StreamDono vs Streamlabs
Streamlabs is a widely used streaming toolkit with tipping built in. This page lists what Streamlabs states on its own pages and what StreamDono does.
The facts about Streamlabs were read on their own pages on 2026-11-04.
| Topic | Streamlabs | StreamDono |
|---|---|---|
| Cut taken from tips | Streamlabs states it takes no cut of tips. | 1% platform fee (0.5% on the part of a year above 50,000 DKK), plus Stripe’s own fee. No monthly price. |
| Card processing | Processor fee of 2.9% + $0.30 for credit card tips (varies by country), plus a 2% currency-exchange fee when the tip is in another currency. | Stripe’s own fee, which depends on card and country. |
| Withdrawals | 0.5% withdrawal fee under $2,000, otherwise a flat $10, capped at $10 per month. | No withdrawal fee from us. Payouts follow your own Stripe account. |
| Chargebacks | A chargeback costs $15 plus the charge, and the streamer provides the evidence. PayPal tipping goes straight to the streamer’s PayPal, with optional chargeback protection. | The streamer’s responsibility, on their own Stripe account. The platform fee is not refunded. |
| Price of the toolkit | Tipping is free to use. The paid Ultra plan ($27 per month or $189 per year) adds customisation. | No plan. Alerts, goals and widgets are part of the service. |
Streamlabs states fees in US dollars and says they vary by country, so your own numbers may differ.
When Streamlabs may fit
Streamlabs may suit you if you already use its overlays and tools for everything else.
When StreamDono may fit
StreamDono may suit you if you stream to a Danish audience, want MobilePay as an option, and prefer one clear percentage over several separate fees.
Sources
Prices and terms change. Always check the other service’s own page before you choose.