Pro: build your own set

Concurrent viewers, peaks, airtime and hours watched for every channel on Twitch, Kick and YouTube. The history is written daily and kept: a channel found six months ago shows six months, not “since you subscribed”.

Not a top hundred — everything we track: ninety-odd thousand channels live right now and millions on record. Categories, languages and countries carry the same figures as the public pages, with the contacts added.

Platform, category, language, country, average viewers from and to, and the window in days. Any set saves as a list and refreshes with one button: the base keeps growing, and last month's segment picks up whoever was found since.

Email, Telegram, Discord and the links from the channel's own description — where the streamer put them there themselves. Up to 50,000 rows a file and 20 exports a day. Three saved lists, 20,000 addresses each.

Mail leaves through your SMTP and your domain, not ours: up to three connected addresses and 5,000 recipients a campaign. Replies come back to you, and unsubscribes and bounces are marked automatically so the next campaign skips them.

The same list, in direct messages: your own Telegram account, connected strictly through your own proxy — it never goes out from the server's address. Sending is slow and human, one to five minutes between messages; on a Telegram limit the account puts itself to sleep and wakes up when the wait is over.

Every channel carries a status: new, queued, contacted, replied, signed, rejected. It is shared between email and Telegram, so what you see is not how many messages went out but who the conversation stopped with and who to come back to.

Beyond the stream itself we collect every platform they are on: Telegram, Discord, X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, VK, Boosty, Threads, and second channels on Twitch and Kick. The links come from the channel's own description and panels — where the streamer put them for people to reach them. So each channel shows what actually gets through, rather than one line saying no email was found.

This one is about the invoice, not a feature. The price is the set you pick: take Twitch and Kick and you pay for those two, and the contacts of their channels open. YouTube can be added any day — it joins what is already paid for rather than replacing it, and the first purchase does not lose its remaining time.