Streamlabs' new monthly tipping service doesn't take a cut from streamers Streamers will get 100 percent of the subscription fees after PayPal takes its cut.

Streamlabs has been accused of copying web material and naming schemes for its new console streaming platform, and major streamers are threatening to leave.

Streamlabs has created a $1 million fund for developers to create applications for its app store targeted at livestreamers.

Streamlabs helps streamers jump into podcasting with new Podcast Editor The tool allows users to edit, resize, and caption video clips to publish to platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

WIRED has found dozens of far-right and white supremacist figures monetizing their livestreams through “donation management services” Streamlabs and StreamElements.

Streamlabs' Safe Mode feature is designed to prevent streamers from experiencing all-too-frequent harassment.

Inworld CEO Kylan Gibbs said, "The Inworld Engine powers Logitech G Streamlabs' intelligent streaming assistant and enables it to understand and interact with complex live-streaming environments.

Streamlabs, the popular livestreaming software company owned by Logitech, is rolling out a “monthly tipping service” as an alternative way for streamers to earn money from their fans.

Streamlabs has yet to respond to the accusations outside of its reply to Lightstream. I've popped off a request for comment and will update if I hear back.