Twitch services

The small-streamer problem

Twitch lists live streams in each category by the number of people watching. A new streamer with two viewers sits at the bottom of a long list, where almost nobody scrolls. Viewers also prefer to join a stream that already has a chat going. Growing the numbers that viewers and the directory look at is how a small channel gets its first real audience.

What each service does

• Live viewers join your stream while you are live, giving it the headcount that helps it rank higher in your category's directory.
• Followers grow your channel's audience. Followers are notified when you go live, and the follower count is one of the first things a visitor sees.
• Channel views make your profile look like a channel with history rather than a fresh start.
• Video views boost your clips and past broadcasts (VODs), which keep finding viewers after the stream ends.

Working toward Affiliate

Many streamers' first goal is Twitch Affiliate, which unlocks subscriptions and Bits. At the time of writing it requires at least 50 followers and an average of 3 viewers, plus a minimum number of broadcast days and minutes in the last 30 days. Check Twitch's current requirements in your creator dashboard.

How ordering works

Choose a service and a quantity and paste your Twitch channel or video link. Order live viewers for a stream you are about to start or are running. We never ask for your Twitch login.