Bot accounts join your Kick chat and write about what is going on right now: what you say, what is on screen, what your viewers type. They reply to real viewers, use your Kick emotes and write in your stream language. You give us the channel link; they start when you go live.
Bot lines below are real lines from an internal Kick test order on a live stream: 20 Standard bots on a Just Chatting yoga session, in English. Streamer lines are shortened, moments are condensed, names are hidden. For comparison, a Smart test order in Russian from the same engine.
The streamer opens with a breathing exercise. Bots follow along like viewers who are actually there.
The streamer explains the movement. A bot repeats it back in chat language.
From an internal Smart test order on a Russian-language Twitch stream. The streamer shows a ball signed by Martina Navratilova, then a Dennis Rodman item.
In English: "Navratilova is more serious, her signature is not cheap, if it is genuine" / "Rodman is cool, and there are little helmets in that box too".
No list of phrases on a timer. An AI "director" checks your Kick stream about every 20 seconds and decides which bot speaks, to whom, and after what pause. Nothing for you to run or steer while you stream.
Stream audio is turned into text, and the director keeps roughly the last two minutes of it. When you ask chat something, bots can answer.
At most once a minute it takes a frame of your stream, so bots can comment on what they see, not only on what you say.
Bots read recent messages, pick up the topic, answer real viewers with @mentions and sometimes reply to each other.
The director knows your Kick category and stream title and uses your channel emotes.
Each bot account has its own persona and memory and writes at its own pace.
Large orders are split into isolated groups of up to 10 bots, each with its own conversation, so chat does not collapse into one topic.
Same inputs in both: your speech, the picture, Kick chat, title, category and emotes. Standard runs a fast model and is sold from an hour to a month. Smart runs our most capable model, with a better feel for context and humour and longer replies, and is sold by the hour or day.
| Standard | Smart | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Fast model | Our most capable model |
| What you notice | Short, quick chat lines | Better grip on context and humour, longer coherent replies |
| Minimum order | 20 bots | 50 bots |
| Maximum order | 300 bots | 300 bots |
| Durations | Hour, day, week, month | Hour or day |
| Price per bot-hour | from $0.102 (200+ bots) | from $0.13 (200+ bots) |
| Inputs | Speech, picture, chat, title, category, emotes | Same inputs |
We measured how often Standard bots actually write on Kick over three days of orders. Lines per minute grow much slower than the bot count, because the director paces each group to read like real chat.
| Bots | Lines per minute | Where we measured it |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 1 – 1.4 | Kick, 3 days of orders |
| 10 | 1.7 – 2.1 | Kick, 3 days of orders |
| 20 | 2.7 – 4.1 | Kick, 3 days of orders |
| 30 – 40 | 3 – 5.7 | Kick, 3 days of orders |
| 200 | ≈ 11.5 | Kick, 3 days of orders |
Separately, in one internal Kick test order with 20 bots, the first line came about 2.5 minutes after start and 28 lines were written in the first 10 minutes.
Take the minimum, 20 bots: about 2.7–4.1 lines a minute on Kick. Chat stays alive, and you can still keep up with every real viewer. In a tight community, many new names will be noticed, so do not start bigger.
30–50 bots. 30–40 bots measured 3–5.7 lines a minute. Smart starts at 50 bots, if you want longer, sharper replies.
100 to 300 bots. 200 bots measured about 11.5 lines a minute, spread across many groups of up to 10.
Bots write in your channel language, so a Spanish or Portuguese Kick stream gets a Spanish or Portuguese chat. 32 languages are supported.
Price is per bot for a period. Standard: hour, day, week or month. Smart: hour or day. Kick prices are the same as Twitch. Numbers below come from our live price list and get cheaper per bot as the order grows.
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
Pick any quantity and duration — same per-unit math, just sized to your stream.
Smart AI bots — most capable model, longer replies.
Smart AI bots — most capable model, longer replies.
Pick any quantity and duration — same per-unit math, just sized to your stream.
Time starts with your first live stream after purchase and runs continuously until the period ends. An order cannot be cancelled after purchase. Local taxes may be added at checkout.
You give us one thing: the link to your channel. No password, no bot to install, nothing to run on your PC.
Standard from 20 bots or Smart from 50. Bots write in your channel language.
kick.com/your-channel. No password and no login to your account.
Bots join when the stream starts. In one internal Kick test order the first line came about 2.5 minutes after start, with 0 failed sends.
The period begins with your first stream and runs without pauses, including offline time.
The honest part. If one of these is a deal-breaker for your channel, better to know now.
Bots are real accounts. Your moderators can time out or ban them, and Kick has its own rules. In our Kick yoga test order there were 0 moderation actions, but that is one test, not a guarantee. "Undetectable" claims are not true for anyone.
Where everyone knows everyone, a wave of new names stands out. Start with the minimum, or do not use it.
Bots do not follow or subscribe, so in followers-only or subscribers-only chat they cannot write. Switch that mode off during the order.
Bots react to what happens. A quiet stream with a still picture gives them little to talk about.
Orders are for channels you own. No insults, no links, nothing against platform rules; a violation blocks your Streamrise token.
After payment the order cannot be cancelled, and time keeps running between streams.