Looking for a Streams Charts alternative
Streams Charts, TwitchTracker and SullyGnome are good at what they do, and what they do is show numbers. If numbers are all you need, any of them will serve you — TwitchTracker has been at it since 2018 and has more history than we do.
People come here for the part that happens after the numbers: who to write to, how to write to them, and how to keep the recording. And for not paying for YouTube data when the campaign is on Kick.
Side by side
| What | Analytics sites | StreamScout |
|---|---|---|
| Twitch, Kick and YouTube in one base | Varies — some cover Twitch only | All three, side by side |
| Viewers, hours watched, airtime, follower growth | Yes — this is what they are for | Yes, sampled every five minutes |
| The streamer's business email | No | On file where the streamer published one |
| Email and Telegram campaigns from your own address | No | Built in, replies to your own inbox |
| Downloading a past broadcast as MP4 | No | Twitch, Kick and YouTube |
| How it is priced | One subscription for everything | Per platform — one, two or three |
Compiled from what each site publishes about itself. Their products change; where this table is out of date, tell us and it gets fixed.
Priced per platform
One subscription covering everything means an agency working only with Kick pays for Twitch and YouTube as well. Here each platform has its own price — from $99 a month, and a set of two or three costs less than the parts. The plans.
What we do not claim
We have less history than TwitchTracker: our record starts when our collectors started, and a channel first seen six months ago shows six months. We have no esports tournament coverage of the kind Streams Charts built. If either is what you need, they are the better answer and this page is not going to pretend otherwise.