Kick viewer bot built for how Kick counts viewers

Kick lists live channels by viewer count, just like Twitch. New channels start at the bottom with zero, and the first screen of every category is where the clicks happen. A view bot gets you there while your community grows.

It also helps with affiliate. Kick asks for an average number of concurrent viewers over your recent streams. A viewer bot keeps that number steady from one stream to the next.

Kick filters obvious bots too, it just does it differently from Twitch.

• When Kick moves your stream to a new broadcast ID, the viewers move with it and the count holds.
• Connections come from residential IPs in many countries.
• You decide how fast the count climbs.
• Auto-start when your Kick channel goes live, auto-stop after.
• Orders capped relative to your real audience, so the numbers stay believable.

Free Kick bots on GitHub need your own proxies and break whenever Kick updates its player or anti-bot layer. Most of them connect from the same data-center IPs everyone uses, so the viewers get filtered before they count.

With us, 100 viewers for an hour cost $0.67. A 4-hour stream with 300 viewers is $8.00. You top up from $10 and never sign up for a subscription.

Add AI chatters to the same Kick campaign. They hear the stream, talk about what is on screen and keep the chat moving. They know slots, gaming, IRL and more because they pick up your channel category. $0.07 per chatter-hour.