Setup guides — launch your first StreamRise order.
Step-by-step walkthroughs for every product: Twitch viewers, followers, chatters, Kick viewers, Kick followers. Pick your product, follow the steps.
Getting started.
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Go to dashboard /accountTwitch Viewers — Setup Guide
Paste your channel URL, set a viewer count and duration, pick a ramp interval, and launch. Viewers join within 60 seconds if your channel is live.
This guide covers a standard live-viewer run on Twitch. You need a funded StreamRise account and the channel URL you want viewers on. If your channel is currently live, viewers can join within 60 seconds of launch. If it is offline, the order waits and starts the moment you go live. Nothing here touches your Twitch password, and you can pause or stop the run from the dashboard at any point.
Open the order dashboard.
Sign in and open the dashboard. New orders start from the Twitch Viewers panel, the default view after login.
Paste your channel URL into the Nickname field.
Use the full channel link. The dashboard reads the handle and shows a live or offline badge once it resolves.
https://twitch.tv/yourchannelSet your target viewer count and duration.
Pick how many viewers and how many hours they stay. The panel shows the per-viewer-hour rate and the balance this will use.
Pro tip: stay within roughly two to three times your organic average so the curve reads naturally on Twitch.Choose your interval and timer mode.
The interval sets how gradually viewers ramp in. Timer mode holds the count steady or tapers it near the end for a clean drop-off.
Common mistake: a near-instant ramp on a small channel looks artificial. Spread the interval over several minutes.Review the summary and launch.
Check the channel, count, duration, and cost in the summary, then press Launch order. The order moves to your active list right away.
If your channel is live, the first viewers appear in your Twitch dashboard within 60 seconds and ramp to target over your chosen interval. A steady count for the full duration is normal. If the count sits at zero past five minutes, your channel is likely marked offline — see the cross-guide notes below.
Verified — updated May 30, 2026Twitch Followers — Setup Guide
Paste your channel URL, set a follower count and delivery speed, and launch. The drip starts within five minutes and completes inside the stated SLA window.
This guide covers a follower order on Twitch. You need a funded account and your channel URL. Followers arrive as a drip rather than a single spike, which keeps the curve natural and lets you match it to a stream or an announcement. You do not need to be live for a follower order. Delivery speed and total count are the only two choices, so this is the fastest order to set up.
Open the order dashboard.
Sign in and switch to the Twitch Followers panel from the product menu at the top of the dashboard.
Paste your channel URL into the Nickname field.
Use the same channel link format as a viewer order. The panel confirms the handle once it resolves.
https://twitch.tv/yourchannelSet your follower count and delivery speed.
Choose the total followers and how fast they arrive. A slower speed spreads delivery across hours for a gentler curve.
Pro tip: a slower drip during a live stream reads as organic growth from new viewers.Review the summary and launch.
Confirm the count, speed, and cost, then press Launch order. The drip begins within five minutes.
The drip starts within five minutes and completes inside the window stated on the product page. Your follower count climbs steadily rather than all at once. If it has not moved after the stated window, the order qualifies for an automatic refund to balance.
Verified — updated May 30, 2026Twitch Chatters — Setup Guide
Paste your channel URL, set a chatter count and message interval, choose message-limit and repeat modes, and launch. Messages start within two minutes.
This guide covers a chat-activity order on Twitch. You need a funded account, your channel URL, and a live stream so messages have somewhere to land. Chatters post at the interval you set, and two toggles control how varied the chat feels. Message-limit mode caps how much each chatter says, and repeat mode decides whether lines can recur. This is the most configurable order, so take the extra minute on the two toggles.
Open the order dashboard.
Sign in and switch to the Twitch Chatters panel from the product menu.
Paste your channel URL into the Nickname field.
The chat order targets the same channel handle. Make sure the stream is live before you launch.
https://twitch.tv/yourchannelSet your chatter count and average message interval.
Choose how many chatters join and the average gap between their messages. A longer interval keeps the chat calm and readable.
Pro tip: match the message pace to your viewer count so chat speed looks proportional.Toggle message-limit mode.
On, each chatter posts a capped number of lines per session. Off, they keep chatting for the whole run. Use the cap for a lighter touch.
Toggle repeat-messages mode.
On, lines may recur across the session. Off, the pool avoids repeats for more variety. Off reads more natural on smaller streams.
Common mistake: repeats on with a small message pool makes the same line obvious. Turn repeats off for short runs.Review the summary and launch.
Confirm the count, interval, and both toggles, then press Launch order. Messages begin within two minutes.
Messages start flowing within two minutes and settle into the pace you set. Some natural variation in timing is expected. If chat stays silent past five minutes, confirm your stream is live and chat is not in a restricted mode like followers-only or emote-only.
Verified — updated May 30, 2026Kick Viewers — Setup Guide
Paste your Kick channel URL, set a viewer count and duration, pick a ramp interval, and launch. Viewers join within 60 seconds if your channel is live.
This guide covers a live-viewer run on Kick. The flow matches the Twitch viewer order, with one difference: the Nickname field takes a kick.com link instead. You need a funded account and your Kick channel URL. If you are live, viewers join within 60 seconds of launch. If you are offline, the order waits and starts when you go live. The same pause and stop controls apply from the dashboard.
Open the order dashboard.
Sign in and switch to the Kick Viewers panel from the product menu.
Paste your Kick channel URL into the Nickname field.
Use the full kick.com channel link. The panel resolves the handle and shows a live or offline badge.
https://kick.com/yourchannelSet your target viewer count and duration.
Pick how many viewers and for how long. The panel shows the rate and the balance the run will use.
Pro tip: Kick rooms read viewer counts quickly, so a gradual ramp matters as much here as on Twitch.Choose your interval.
Set how gradually viewers ramp to target. A spread of several minutes keeps the count curve smooth.
Review the summary and launch.
Check the channel, count, duration, and cost, then press Launch order. The order moves to your active list.
If your channel is live, viewers join within 60 seconds and ramp over your interval, the same window as Twitch. A steady count for the duration is normal. If the count holds at zero past five minutes, your channel is likely reading as offline — see the cross-guide notes below.
Verified — updated May 30, 2026Kick Followers — Setup Guide
Paste your Kick channel URL, set a follower count and speed, and launch. The drip starts within five minutes and completes inside the stated SLA window.
This guide covers a follower order on Kick. It mirrors the Twitch follower flow, with a kick.com link in the Nickname field. You need a funded account and your Kick channel URL, and you do not need to be live. Followers arrive as a drip so the curve stays natural, and count plus speed are the only two settings. Like every order here, it never asks for your Kick password.
Open the order dashboard.
Sign in and switch to the Kick Followers panel from the product menu.
Paste your Kick channel URL into the Nickname field.
Use the same kick.com link format as a Kick viewer order. The panel confirms the handle once it resolves.
https://kick.com/yourchannelSet your follower count and speed.
Choose the total followers and how fast they arrive. A slower speed spreads delivery across hours for a gentler curve.
Pro tip: pair a follower drip with a live Kick stream so new numbers line up with real activity.Review the summary and launch.
Confirm the count, speed, and cost, then press Launch order. The drip begins within five minutes.
The drip starts within five minutes and completes inside the window stated on the product page, the same as Twitch followers. Your count climbs steadily. If it has not moved after the stated window, the order qualifies for an automatic refund to balance.
Verified — updated May 30, 2026Good to know.
Viewers come from a managed account pool, with priority for accounts already following your channel. We never request your Twitch or Kick password. Read more in the account selection notes below.
If viewers do not appear within five minutes, your channel may be reading as offline on Twitch or Kick. Pause and re-launch the order from the dashboard. Still stuck? Open live chat — median first response usually within minutes, 09:00–23:00 UTC.
If we miss the delivery window stated on the product page, you get a refund to balance automatically, with no ticket required. Full policy at /refund-policy, and per-product targets at /sla.
How we pick accounts for your channel
The delivery controller fills your order from a managed pool, working down a priority order so the accounts that look most natural for your channel are used first. Every account must be working, have chat access, be free for the slot, sit within its load limit, and not be banned.
If demand outpaces the priority tiers, the controller falls back to the broader StreamRise pool to complete the count. You never need to manage any of this — it runs per order, every time.
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