For streamers
Your channel, your numbers, clear answers.
Streamer Times already tracks when and how you stream. Connect your Twitch channel and see what it means for you: when to go live, what to stream and what your next step is.
Connect with TwitchThe questions it answers
- When should I go live?
- Your hours, ranked by your own viewers, the demand in your category and who else is live then.
- What should I stream?
- How each of your categories performs for you, how it is trending and how you compare with a typical channel.
- How is my channel doing?
- Viewers, followers, consistency and your reach on Streamer Times, each with its time range.
- How do I grow?
- Your progress towards Affiliate and Partner from your own data, plus channels worth a collab or a raid.
- How do I earn?
- A media kit for sponsors and guides on sponsoring, taxes and hardware.
- What do my viewers see?
- A verified badge, a pinned note, your links, and predictions you can confirm or correct.
What an answer looks like
- Keep Tuesday 8 pm: your viewers are 40 % above your usual level.
- Try Sunday 6 pm: high demand in your category, few channels your size.
- Review Friday 10 pm: you are up against four bigger channels.
Example with made-up numbers. Your own answer comes from your channel.
What it costs
Free
- Verified badge, pinned note and links on your page
- Confirm or correct your predictions
- Channel stats and your reach on Streamer Times
- Progress towards Affiliate and Partner
- Weekly check by email
- All guides and hardware pages
Pro
$8.99 a month or $69 a year
- Everything in Free
- Best time for you: full week grid and who is live then
- Monthly report and a review after every stream
- Title and category advice
- Collab and raid suggestions
- Media kit for sponsors
- No ads on Streamer Times
The final price in your currency is shown before you pay.
Your first channel connection includes 14 days of Pro for free. It ends by itself and does not turn into a subscription.
Guides and hardware
Practical guides built from data on more than a thousand channels, and hardware setups by budget.
Read the guidesQuestions
- Do I have to give you access to my Twitch account?
- No. Signing in only proves the channel is yours. We store its id and name, and no Twitch token.
- My channel is small. Can I still connect it?
- Yes. Below 50 followers your channel stays out of the public catalog and your data is visible only to you. It goes public by itself when you reach 50.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- From what is publicly observable: live status, viewer counts sampled hourly, follower counts, your schedule and your stream history.
- What about YouTube?
- Connecting a channel works with Twitch for now. YouTube follows later.
- Can I leave?
- At any time. Disconnecting removes your settings and everything you declared. Your account can be deleted in Settings.