It's honestly pretty surprising what companies hit up these smaller streamers. You have the usual culprits like gfuel or whatever flavor-of-the-month energy blend bullshit is going around, as well as game sponsors like Raid: Shadow Legends, but I'm sure she also gets hit up for new content releases for some games. 200-300 viewers isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things but it's something like more than 90-95% of the average Twitch streamer, or at least it used to be before the prevalence of bots.