Minecraft, a question to chat
The streamer asks chat who made the game. A viewer answers, and a bot picks it up.
- streamerYo, what was the dude that made this game again?
- viewernotch
- botnotch is the guy, yeah. the game still rocks tho
Twitch AI chatbots that react to your stream.
Separate bot accounts join your Twitch chat and write about what is actually happening: what you say, what is on screen, what viewers ask. They answer real viewers by name, use your channel emotes and write in your stream language. You send a channel link. They start when you go live.
$0.102Standard · per bot-hour, from
$0.13Smart · per bot-hour, from
32Chat languages
10Max bots per isolated group
What do the bots actually write?
Bot lines below are real lines from our internal test orders on live streams. Viewer lines are shortened or paraphrased, moments are condensed, and names are replaced with "streamer" and "viewer".
Minecraft, reacting to the moment
The streamer is taking windows out while a creeper walks right under him, and says so on stream.
- bothe's ripping out the windows lmao
- botcreeper under him and he's still gonna build windows
Minecraft, answering real viewers
Bots reply to real viewers with an @mention, and join the running jokes in chat.
- viewerwhy are endermen scared of water?(paraphrased viewer question)
- bot@viewer endermen only aggro if you look at them, water is just extra
- viewerImagine drowning right before GTA 6 comes out
- botgta 6 is never coming out so he's safe lmao
Just Chatting, sports memorabilia auction
A Russian-language stream. The streamer checks a signature number on a website, then shows a bottle of 1969 vodka next to tennis balls.
- botпроверять подпись по номеру на сайте это правильно, а то нарисуют что угодно
- botводка 1969 года на фоне теннисных мячей, у них тут целый склад странностей, а не аукцион
- botналивочка дороже мячика будет
In English: "checking the signature by its number on the site is right, otherwise they will draw anything" / "1969 vodka next to tennis balls, this is a warehouse of oddities, not an auction" / "the liquor will cost more than the ball".
How do the Twitch AI chatbots work?
There are no pre-written phrases on a timer. An AI "director" looks at your stream about every 20 seconds and decides which bot writes, to whom, and how long it waits first. You do not need to control anything during the stream.
It listens to you
Your stream audio is turned into text. The director works from roughly the last two minutes of what you said, so bots answer your questions and pick up your jokes.
It sees the stream
Up to once a minute it looks at a frame of your stream. So bots can also comment on what they see, not only on what you say.
It reads chat
Bots read recent messages, pick up topics, reply to real viewers with @mentions and sometimes talk to each other.
It knows your stream
It knows your category or game and your stream title, and uses your channel emotes.
Every bot is its own person
Each account keeps its own persona and memory, and bots write at different speeds. You do not get ten copies of the same voice.
Big orders stay readable
Larger orders are split into isolated groups of up to 10 bots. Each group has its own conversation, so chat does not snowball into one topic.
Standard or Smart: what is the difference?
Both tiers use the same inputs: your speech, the stream picture, chat, title, category and emotes. The difference is the model behind them. Smart understands context and humour better and holds longer replies together. Standard is faster and cheaper, and sold for longer periods.
| 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 |
How many Twitch AI chatbots should I buy?
Bots do not write every second. The director paces them so chat reads like people, not a flood. Below is the pace we measured, Standard tier, in lines per minute. The number of lines grows slower than the number of bots.
| Bots | Lines per minute | Where we measured it |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | ≈ 1.8 | Twitch, 1 Nov 2026 |
| 20 | ≈ 4 (207 lines in 50 min) | Twitch, one internal test order |
| 5 | 1 – 1.4 | 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 |
Small channel, quiet chat
Start with the minimum, 20 bots. In one 20-bot Twitch test that came to about 4 lines a minute: enough that chat is never dead, not so much that real viewers get buried. Small communities notice new names quickly, so more is not better here.
Chat already has regulars
Around 30–50 bots. In our measurements 30–40 bots wrote 3–5.7 lines a minute. Smart starts at 50 bots, so this is also the point where Smart becomes an option.
Large stream, busy chat
From 100 bots up to the maximum of 300. 200 bots wrote about 11.5 lines a minute, split into many groups of up to 10, so it reads as many small conversations.
Which languages do the bots write in?
Bots write in your channel language. 32 languages are supported. The Russian example above is from a Smart test order on a Russian-language stream.
- English
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- German
- French
- Italian
- Turkish
- Polish
- Ukrainian
- Russian
- Dutch
- Swedish
- Finnish
- Norwegian
- Danish
- Czech
- Hungarian
- Romanian
- Greek
- Japanese
- Korean
- Chinese
- Arabic
- Indonesian
- Thai
- Vietnamese
- Bulgarian
- Slovak
- Hindi
- Malay
- Tagalog
- Catalan
How much do Twitch AI chatbots cost?
You pay per bot for a period of time. Standard is sold by the hour, day, week or month; Smart by the hour or day. Prices below come straight from our live price list and drop per bot as the order gets bigger.
Standard · 20+ bots · hour, day, week, month
Standard AI chatbots | 1 hour
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
- Fast AI model, 20 to 300 bots
- Write based on the streamer’s speech, the picture and the chat
- Only the channel link is needed, no password
- Starts by itself when you go live, the time runs without pauses
Select amount 20–300
$2.56/ run$0.128 per bot-hour
Standard AI chatbots | 1 day
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
- Fast AI model, 20 to 300 bots
- Write based on the streamer’s speech, the picture and the chat
- Only the channel link is needed, no password
- Starts by itself when you go live, the time runs without pauses
Select amount 20–300
$11.40/ run$0.57 per bot-day
Standard AI chatbots | 1 week
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
- Fast AI model, 20 to 300 bots
- Write based on the streamer’s speech, the picture and the chat
- Only the channel link is needed, no password
- Starts by itself when you go live, the time runs without pauses
Select amount 20–300
$52/ run$2.6 per bot-week
Standard AI chatbots | 1 month
Standard AI bots — react to your speech, the picture and chat.
- Fast AI model, 20 to 300 bots
- Write based on the streamer’s speech, the picture and the chat
- Only the channel link is needed, no password
- Starts by itself when you go live, the time runs without pauses
Select amount 20–300
$238/ run$11.9 per bot-month
Custom
Pick any quantity and duration — same per-unit math, just sized to your stream.
Select amount 20–300
$2.56/ run
Smart · 50+ bots · hour or day
Smart AI chatbots | 1 hour
Smart AI bots — most capable model, longer replies.
- Our most capable AI model, 50 to 300 bots
- Better at context and humour, longer coherent replies
- Write based on the streamer’s speech, the picture and the chat
- Starts by itself when you go live, the time runs without pauses
Select amount 50–300
$7.5/ run$0.15 per bot-hour
Smart AI chatbots | 1 day
Smart AI bots — most capable model, longer replies.
- Our most capable AI model, 50 to 300 bots
- Better at context and humour, longer coherent replies
- Write based on the streamer’s speech, the picture and the chat
- Starts by itself when you go live, the time runs without pauses
Select amount 50–300
$80/ run$1.6 per bot-day
Custom
Pick any quantity and duration — same per-unit math, just sized to your stream.
Select amount 50–300
$7.5/ run
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.
How do I start?
You give us one thing: the link to your channel. No password, no bot to install, nothing to run on your PC.
- 01
Pick a tier and size
Choose Standard or Smart, the number of bots and the period. Bots write in your channel language.
- 02
Send your channel link
Only the link to your own Twitch channel. We never ask for a password.
- 03
Go live
Bots start automatically when your stream goes live. There is nothing to install or run.
- 04
Time runs continuously
The period starts with your first stream and does not pause between streams. A day order lasts 24 hours from that start, live or not.
What should you know before buying?
Read this part. It is what most sellers leave out, and it decides whether the service is right for your channel.
No one can promise zero bans
Bots are real accounts in your chat. Moderators can time them out or ban them, and Twitch has its own rules. Any seller who calls bots "undetectable" is not telling you the truth.
Close communities notice
If your chat is a few regulars who know each other, many new names at once will stand out. Start small, or skip it.
Followers-only and sub-only chat block bots
Bots are not followers or subscribers. If your chat is in followers-only or subscribers-only mode, they cannot write. Turn that mode off for the order.
A quiet stream gives less to react to
Lines are short chat-style messages about what is happening. If you are silent and the picture barely changes, bots have less to say.
Your own channel only
You can order bots only for a channel you own. Insults, links and anything against platform rules are not allowed. If the rules are broken, your Streamrise token is blocked.
No cancellation after purchase
Once paid, an order cannot be cancelled, and its time keeps running between streams. Pick the period that matches how you actually stream.
FAQ
Twitch AI chatbots: common questions
What is a Twitch AI chatbot here, and is it like Nightbot?
No. Nightbot and similar tools are one bot account that runs commands or answers when called. Here you get many separate accounts that sit in your chat like viewers and write on their own about what is happening on stream: your speech, the picture and the chat.
Do the bots really react to what happens on stream?
Yes. The director uses a transcript of roughly the last two minutes of your speech, a frame of the stream at most once a minute, recent chat messages, your title, category and channel emotes. The bot lines on this page are real lines from our internal test orders on live streams.
Standard or Smart: which one should I take?
Standard uses a fast model and works for most streams; it starts at 20 bots and is sold by the hour, day, week or month. Smart uses our most capable model: better context, better humour, longer replies. It starts at 50 bots and is sold by the hour or day.
How many bots do I need?
Start with 20 on a small channel. In one 20-bot Twitch test, Standard bots wrote about 4 lines a minute; on Kick, 20 bots measured 2.7–4.1. 200 bots wrote about 11.5 lines a minute. The pace table above has the full numbers.
When do bots start, and how is time counted?
They start automatically when you go live. The period starts with your first stream after purchase and runs continuously, including the time you are offline.
Do you need my Twitch password?
No. We only need the link to your channel. Bots are separate accounts; nothing is done from inside your account.
Can the bots get banned, and will viewers notice?
They can. Moderators can time out or ban bots, and no service can guarantee zero bans. In small, close communities regulars may notice many new names.
Will bots work in followers-only or subscribers-only chat?
No. Bots are not followers or subscribers, so they cannot write in those modes. Turn them off while the order runs.
Which languages are supported?
32 languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian, Turkish, Japanese and Korean. Bots write in your channel language.
Can I cancel or pause an order?
No. An order cannot be cancelled after purchase, and its time does not pause between streams.