What is the Best View Bot for Twitch? 9 Ultimate Choices

Lindsay Hayes

I would say that the best Twitch view bot has to be Streambot. I think it works great for realistic views, and it's super customizable: you can change the Twitch viewer interval and even the region the fake views are coming from. Plus, it's not that expensive either.

Apart from StreamBot, I think UseViral is another good choice. I actually have used both Useviral and StreamBot before, when I first tried to grow my channel.

While there are a few good Twitch bots out there, I do have to remind you that Twitch view bots can get you banned. This shouldn't come as a surprise, as you'll be faking your channel growth.

With that out of the way, let's get into our article. I not only took a look at the best bots you can use but also some additional information on the topic.

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What Are the Best Twitch Viewer Bots?

If you're looking for the best Twitch viewer bots, I've run through some of the best options for you below.

1. StreamBot

By far, I think that the StreamBot is the best choice out there. It makes the fake views less obvious, as it sends them in intervals instead of all at once. If you want, you can customize these intervals. But keep in mind that the max time that you can choose is 30 seconds.

On its dashboard, you can remove bots from your stream when you want. I like this feature, as it helps whenever you feel nervous about getting caught.

Also, there's a feature on its dashboard to choose where you want the fake Twitch views to come from, like Europe or North America, or even a "mix" to get them from all over the place.

StreamBot has a few different subscriptions, and I don't think any of them are too expensive. Here's a breakdown of these plans:

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2. UseViral

Just like with StreamBot, you'll have fake views coming in intervals. However, the intervals on UseVirals are a bit more spaced out, which I prefer.

Also, if you're ever having trouble with the viewer bot, you'll love that it comes with 24/7 support.

While UseViral has subscriptions, it also lets you buy one-time views. Here's a quick price breakdown if you want to buy Twitch viewers:

Apart from the live viewers, you can also buy channel views and even followers. I think that its prices for followers are pretty good.

Here's a breakdown:

3. ViewerGod

ViewerGod's fake Twitch viewers interact with the chat and also join the stream gradually. I think the cherry on top would've been being able to customize the intervals that they come in, but you don't get this feature.

There are 3 different ways to get Twitch viewers from the bot. You can buy daily, weekly, or monthly views from them.

Here's a breakdown of the daily packages:

Here are the weekly packages:

Here are the monthly packages:

Also, you can buy followers for your Twitch account. Just like with their fake viewer packages, their follower packages are also affordable. Plus, you can go up to 5000 maximum followers which is definitely something you might like. These will be permanent accounts, so you don't have to worry about them eventually disappearing.

Let's take a look at their follower prices:

If you're interested, there also are some special combined packages. You'll get the best of both worlds, as you can buy both followers and viewers. These plans start from $59.90 and go up to $325.

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4. Media Mister

Media Mister is a good choice - you can not only use it on Twitch, but all kinds of other social media platforms, like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok lives. When it comes to using it on Twitch, you not only get views for your live streams but also for channel and specific clip views.

You don't really have any packages to choose from - all you get is views for one-time use. So, the amount you'd have to pay depends on a couple of factors, like how long you want the fake Twitch users watching your stream.

Apart from more viewers, you can also buy fake chatters, as well as followers. They all start at $2.

Also, you'll be able to adjust how long you want the bots to join your stream. I think this makes the fake views way more believable.

If you're wondering, no, you do not get 24/7 customer support. But I still am a fan of Media Miser'sv support team as they're friendly and informative.

Plus, the company has been around for a while, so you know that they are reliable.

5. GetaFollower

GetaFollower is another good choice. Like its counterpart above, you can only buy views as a one-time package. So, there are no weekly or monthly deals.

Also like Media Miser, you can choose how long you want the view bots to be in your channel.

The prices for GetAFollower are kind of complicated - it all comes down to how long you want the fake Twitch users to be on your account. So, I can't give you a precise breakdown.

While using the Twitch bot, you'll also be able to buy fake channel views as well as followers and chatters. Their followers start from $3, and you can buy chatters from $13 onwards.

Of course, I have to mention that they have a money-back guarantee (not that you would need it)

I am a fan of their customer support too. I think that they're very friendly and super informative.

However, I do have to mention something. Although GetaFollower is a reliable and stable Twitch viewer bot, it takes a while for their bots to activate. So, once you make your payment, you expect the views to come in a couple of days later (no instant delivery from the bot service).

6. SidesMedia

SidesMedia is one of the best Twitch bots out there. You can not only buy live stream views with it but also channel views and views on custom video clips. Plus, you can use it on a bunch of other streaming platforms, including YouTube.

Unlike some of the options on my list, you can't customize the interval that your views come in.

You can choose between one-time or monthly packages. Here's how SidesMedia's one-time prices look like:

Here's how their monthly viewer packages look like:

If you're not happy with their highest packages and want more Twitch viewers, you can actually speak to their team and work something special out.

The moment you buy the Twitch viewers, you'll have them delivered to your Twitch streams. This might be what you want to hear after we talked about how GetaFollower takes forever.

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7. Stream Chaos Bot

The Stream Chaos bot comes with 3 different packages, which include bronze, silver, gold, and platinum subscriptions. They each last for a month, and you not only get Twitch viewers but fake Twitch chatters too.

Let's take a look at each subscription:

As you're subscribed to any of the plans, you will get the mentioned viewers and chatters on each stream that you do. I think that the overall price that you have to pay is really good too.

8. Views4Twitch

Views4Twitch has a couple of different packages that you can choose from. But on their advanced packages, you can choose how many viewers, as well as how long you'd want them to be on your stream. The exact price you'd pay depends on the views and hours that you choose.

Keep in mind that these views are for one-time use only. So, if you want more views a couple of days later, you'll have to go ahead and pay again.

Apart from that, the Twitch viewer bot is easy to use and has a very clean interface.

9. BoosterGod

Along with Twitch streams, you can also use BoosterGod to increase your view count on Trovo and DLive. So, it's all-around useful if you're trying to build a streaming community.

Also, you get access to a 24/7 live chat. There's a bot at the other end of it that is super helpful.

Something to know about BoosterGod is that its views don't look the most natural. The bots will flood your stream, and you can't even adjust and remove them from it. Hence, Boostergod landed at the bottom of my list.

You can either buy views daily, weekly, or monthly. I actually think that its plans are affordable.

Here's a breakdown of its daily plans:

Here are its weekly plans:

Here are its monthly plans:

If you want, you can also use the tool to get more Twitch followers. Once you buy them, they'll be permanently on your account.

Here are some packages:

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Can Twitch Tell if You're Viewbotting?

Twitch can't exactly tell if you're view-botting. The only way they can tell what you are up to is if someone reports you. Generally speaking, this would be someone that's on your stream with the other fake accounts. They probably got suspicious of you, as there are more people watching your stream than chatting.

Although, yes, a lot of users do lurk, it gets suspicious if most of your chat is not talking.

Once the Twitch team starts investigating, they can end up taking action against you. Remember what I said about how fake views go against their terms of service. This could mean losing your Partner or Affiliate status. Definitely keep this in mind before looking into viewing bot services for your Twitch live streams.

What are the Consequences of Using a Twitch Viewer Bot?

Whether you should actually use a Twitch viewer bot is debatable. In my opinion, there are 3 main reasons that you might want to stay away from them.

1. Lose Your Twitch Accounts

Here's the hard truth- you can get banned if you use a Twitch viewer bot. It shouldn't surprise you why, as you'll be buying fake Twitch viewers. This is completely against their terms and services.

At the end of the day, the fake Twitch channel growth hurts the platform, as advertisers would be duped.

Now, quite a few users think that viewbotting is illegal. But this is not the case. It can get you in trouble, but it won't get you arrested. You might either get suspended, banned, or lose any monetization tools that you had.

2. Ruin Your Twitch Channels Reputation

Word can get out that you're using bots for fake views. This can ruin your reputation and really hurt your Twitch growth if you're starting out.

If you run a small channel and suddenly have a lot of viewers, but no one's really chatting, people can easily figure out that you're faking your views.

3. You Can Get Scammed

Also, you have to be careful of the Twitch viewer bot that you're using. The options that I ran through in my list are legit, but there are some smaller, less-known bots that are definite scams. They'll take your money and won't deliver on the views.

4. No Long-Term Twitch Channel Growth

For you to grow your Twitch community, you need an active community. This is something that even the best Twitch view bots can't do. So, I would advise you to invest in building your community over buying fake views and growth. If you want to grow and reach Partner status, this is especially something to consider, as Twitch manually goes through each application. So, they might reject you if your concurrent viewers and chat activity don't look consistent. This means no monetization tools and video tools to grow your channel.

Also, bots are a good way to keep producing bad content. You wouldn't hone your craft and try to lure your target audience by bettering your streams.

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FAQ

Answered below are some popular questions.

1. What Isn't Allowed on Twitch?

As I said, you can't use a Twitch viewer bot. This would dupe advertisers into thinking that they had a real engagement. Apart from buying views and followers, there are a few other things that you can't do as a streamer. Twitch's community guidelines page has a thorough breakdown, but some examples include promoting hate speech, harassing others, or taking drugs while streaming.

2. Do Twitch Viewer Bots Watch Ads?

The bots don't watch ads but just add to their view count. This is why Twitch considers them such a problem, as they aren't able to tell if the cash you made from the ad views was real or not. Something that you might not know about view bots is that they can add to the view count for banner ads too.

3. Where Do Fake Views Come From?

These Twitch automation tools come from all over the world, as they're computer run software. The site you bought them from might have servers all over the place, so it can be hard to pinpoint their exact location.

Quite a few newbie users think that when they buy views, they get real people watching their streams, but this actually isn't the case.

So, what exactly do the bots do on stream? The answer is nothing. They just have your Twitch stream open for their view to be recorded. If you paid them to type and interact with the chat, then they would do this too.

4. How Do I Get Rid of Bot Viewers On Twitch?

If you already have view bots on your channel, the excess might be overboard. You can speak to your chat and ask the person who is botting it to disable the fake views. Hopefully, they listen to you.

If they don't, you can always ban their bots. Instead of you doing it, you can always get your mod team to take care of this. Just remember that you'd be making an educated guess when getting rid of the bots - there's no exact way to tell, other than looking at how inactive they've been. So, you can accidentally ban someone who is lurking. If you're sure you're about to ban a fake viewer, here's what you can go ahead and do:

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Final Thoughts

There are a couple of good Twitch viewer bots out there. But by far, the best Twitch viewer bot has to be the StreamBot tool. It has great prices, is reliable, accepts a couple of different payment services, lets you have realistic views, and even lets you buy Twitch followers.

Apart from it, I think that UseViral is the next best choice It also comes with affordable price points, and lets you buy Twitch followers. And your viewers would look natural.

Not only did I run you through the greatest Twitch viewer bots out there, but the consequences of potentially using Twitch bots, and a closer look at what other sorts of things are against Twitch's terms and services.

Hopefully, you found all of the points that were run through useful.

Lindsay Hayes

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Hi, I’m Lindsay, a techie from Kansas City. That’s right; I’m a born and bred Midwesterner. I learned to take electronics apart at my dad’s GameStop way back when, and I haven’t stopped since. I spend most of my time checking out new gadgets.
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