Give chat something to do
Your own currency for turning up, a shop to spend it in, and 15 games that run while you play.
Mr_Dino_Saur_: !heist 500PlasmaStream: The crew got away with 7,400 Sparks.
Hey. Let鈥檚 make your chat worth hanging around in.
One bot for points, games, moderation, your overlay, song requests and your Discord. It runs on our servers, it is free, and you choose every part of it.
or look through everything it does first
Free, no card, and the moderation rules stay off until you pick them. Remove the bot from your channel in one click.
Getting set up
Two minutes, three steps.
No downloads and no server to run. The bot lives on our machines and joins your chat when you say so.
1
Sign in with Twitch
The usual Twitch screen. It asks for what the bot needs and nothing else.
2
Add the bot to your channel
One button. It joins your chat and starts answering commands straight away.
3
It is already working
Points, games, commands and the overlay are on from the first message. Turn off whatever does not suit your channel.
Already have a bot? Bring your commands over in the same two minutes.Changed your mind? Remove it from your channel whenever you like.
Where most people start
Four things to try first.
All of them are on already, so they work the moment the bot joins. Each takes about a minute to make yours.
Keep chat tidy for you
11 rules with five possible answers, from a quiet log to a time out. They ship off, and each can watch for a week before it touches anybody.
PlasmaStream: Link removed. Ask a moderator first.You and your moderators are always exempt.
One browser source in OBS
12 widgets you arrange on a canvas: alerts, chat, goals, emote rain, the subathon clock, song requests and shoutout clips.
Add the link to OBS once.Change what shows from the dashboard, mid stream.
Change games in one line
A title and tags saved per game, switched with your category by command, by voice, or on its own.
HoutenXD: !streaminfo hades iiPlasmaStream: Category, title and tags set. YouTube too.
Free, and the rest of the catalog is already running too.
See it in action.
This is what your chat sees.
#your_channel
Mr_Dino_Saur_yo
BOTPlasmaStreamBotWelcome back Mr_Dino_Saur_! That is 12 streams in a row, +500 Points
Scooter_02_!balance
BOTPlasmaStreamBotScooter_02_ has 8,240 Points, and is Level 11 (Regular)
HoutenXD!slots 500
BOTPlasmaStreamBot[ 馃崚 | 馃崚 | 馃崚 ] HoutenXD lines up JACKPOT 25x and wins 12,500 Points!
IsThisShnub!gamble 1000
BOTPlasmaStreamBotIsThisShnub rolled 71 and lost 1,000 Points. Balance: 3,100 Points
Mr_Dino_Saur_!duel Scooter_02_ 750
BOTPlasmaStreamBotMr_Dino_Saur_ challenges Scooter_02_ for 750 Points. Type !accept in 60s
Scooter_02_!accept
BOTPlasmaStreamBotScooter_02_ wins the duel and takes 750 Points off Mr_Dino_Saur_
HoutenXD!heist 800
BOTPlasmaStreamBotA heist is forming. Type !heist to join, 60s
Scooter_02_!heist 800
IsThisShnub!heist 800
BOTPlasmaStreamBotThe crew got away with 7,400 Points. Nobody was caught.
IsThisShnubWHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT THIS
Coming from another bot
Bring your commands with you.
Forty commands built up over three years is an afternoon of retyping, and nobody spends an afternoon on a maybe.
The import, honestly
- StreamElements needs only your channel name. They publish every channel鈥檚 commands openly, so there is nothing to sign in to and nothing to export.
- Everyone else is a paste. Nightbot keeps commands behind a login and Fossabot and Moobot publish nothing, so open your list and paste it. One command per line, and it works out the format itself.
- You read every row first. Each says whether it will be added, already exists here, or clashes with a built-in, and where a variable has no equivalent it says so in plain words rather than quietly dropping it.
- It only adds. Replacing what you already have is a switch you turn on, nothing is ever deleted, and your old bot is left exactly as it was.
StreamElements: your channel nameNightbot: pasteFossabot: pasteMoobot: pasteStreamlabs: paste
What you get that they do not
- Fines. A spammer loses points instead of losing their voice. No other bot can do this, because no other bot has anything to take.
- All of it behind one login. Chat bot, moderation, overlays, song requests, tips and subathons, talking to each other. A tip moves the subathon clock, a filter takes points, a raid pays the people who came with it.
- Your mods get a login. They reach the filters, the log and the unban queue as themselves. They never see your settings, your money, or your Twitch account.
- It sees the people Twitch hides. Suspected ban evaders never reach chat through the normal path, so most bots are blind to them. Every filter here runs on them anyway.
- Nothing to pay for the good bits. Every game, every widget and all 11 filters are on the free plan. Premium raises ceilings, it does not unlock features.
Everything else
And then there is the rest of it.
52 features and 68 built-in commands, each its own switch. Narrow it down to the part you care about.
All of this is switched on already.Turn off anything that does not suit your channel, whenever you like.57 things it does
People look for
Commands and timers
Your own commands with variables and counters, plus timers that count down per stream and stop when you do, rather than talking to an empty room.
Stream info commands
Uptime, the game and the title, answered by the bot so nobody has to ask you mid-fight.
!uptime
Welcome greetings
A first message for somebody the bot has never seen, and a different one for the regulars.
Quotes
Save the good lines while they are still funny and pull them back up later.
!quote
Follow age and watch time
How long somebody has followed, and how many hours they have actually been here.
!followage
Polls and predictions
Ask chat something, or run a real Twitch prediction and resolve it without leaving chat.
!poll
Socials and schedule
Your other channels and your next stream, answered by the bot instead of by you.
!socials
Now playing
What you are listening to, read from Last.fm.
!song
Clips
Chat can clip the moment without tabbing away and missing what happens next.
!clip
Shoutouts
A proper shoutout: their name, what they were last playing, and their clip on your overlay.
!shoutout
Voice commands
Say your wake phrase and a phrase you wrote, and the bot runs the command. Heard on your own computer, in OBS or in Chrome.
AI co-host
Viewers ask with a command and it answers in the personality you write, remembering what your channel is about.
!ask
Chat history
What was said, kept where you can look it up when somebody asks you to.
Bot and support links
How to find out what this bot is, and how to reach us when it misbehaves. Always on, deliberately.
!bot
Points that mean something
Your own currency, with your own name for it, earned just for being in chat. Followers and subscribers can earn faster.
!balance
Loyalty streaks
A streak for every stream they catch, paying a bonus as it climbs. The regulars can see that they are regulars.
Levels and ranks
XP beside the currency, with ranks you name. It is never spent, so it only ever goes up.
!level
Achievements
Quiet goals viewers pick up as they go, without anyone having to announce them.
The shop
Somewhere for the points to go: confetti, a sound, their message on screen, a song skip. You set the prices and approve anything with words in it.
!shop
Community pots
The whole chat pools its points toward something you promise, like a horror game night, and watches the bar fill on stream.
!pot
Auctions
Put up a VIP slot or the next game pick and let chat outbid each other for it. Losing bids come straight back.
!bid
Sending currency
Viewers can pass points to each other, which is how a chat starts tipping its own regulars.
!give
Public leaderboard
Who is ahead, in chat and on your own channel page.
!leaderboard
Word race, math race and unscramble
First right answer takes the prize. Started by a moderator, or on a timer while you are busy.
!wordrace
Trivia
Your own questions and your own prize, run in chat while you play.
!trivia
A line to play with you
Viewers join a queue from chat with their tag or lobby code. Pull the next one, or somebody at random, without losing track of who asked first.
!lineup
Heists, raffles and rain
The whole chat in one round, winning or losing together. Rain pays out to whoever is awake.
!heist
Duels
One viewer challenges another and the winner takes the stake.
!duel
Gamble, slots, coinflip and dice
A house edge that is actually enforced, so nobody farms the same loop all stream.
!slots
Lottery
A pot that builds across the stream until somebody takes it.
!lottery
Giveaways
For real prizes rather than points, redrawn if the winner never answers.
!giveaway
One browser source
Add it to OBS once. Everything below appears through it, and you arrange them on a canvas rather than collecting URLs.
Alerts
Follows, subs, raids and cheers, with the sounds and videos you upload.
Chat on screen
Your chat as part of the scene, styled to match the rest of it.
Emote rain
The emotes your chat is sending, falling down your stream as they send them.
Shoutout clips
Their clip playing full screen while you say hello, instead of a link nobody clicks.
Goal bar and counter
A follower goal that fills as you go, and a counter chat can move themselves.
Subathon clock
Subs, cheers and tips add time, counting down on screen until it runs out.
Song requests
Viewers queue a link, the overlay is the player, and you keep the skip button.
!sr
Tips
Your own tip page, paid out to your bank through Stripe, with the clock and the alerts wired to it already.
!donate
Multistream plugin
One broadcast from OBS to Twitch, YouTube and anywhere else that takes a stream key. Free and open source, and your keys never leave your computer.
Vertical and clean recording
A real 9:16 stream for phone-shaped platforms, and a clean recording while your stream shows the busy scene, with your mic, Discord and game on tracks of their own.
Chapter markers
Raids, subs, big cheers and game changes become chapters in your recording, and a mod can mark anything else from chat. The good bits are easy to find when you edit.
!marker
YouTube chat
Read alongside Twitch, so people watching there earn the same points and XP and hear the same bot.
Game presets
A title and tags saved per game, switched with your category by command, by voice, or on its own when you change games.
!streaminfo
Discord go-live
One post per stream, listing every platform you are live on, rather than one post per platform.
Discord roles
Somebody links their account once and their sub, VIP and moderator roles appear. The sub lapses, the role goes, and nobody has to remember.
Chat moderation
Rules for links, spam, caps, copypasta and the rest, each with its own answer. They ship switched off, and each can watch quietly before it ever acts.
!permit
Fines
A spammer loses points instead of losing their voice, which no bot without an economy can do.
Nuke
Clear a wave of the same message in one go, after it has already started.
!nuke
AutoMod and unban requests
Set the Twitch filter and answer appeals from the same place you do everything else.
Your moderators get a login
They reach the filters, the log and the unban queue as themselves, and never see your settings, your money or your Twitch account.
Auto VIP
Regulars become VIPs on their own, and it only ever takes back what it gave.
Channel point rewards
Point a Twitch reward at a sound, an alert, a message read aloud, or a pile of your currency.
Ad break warnings
Chat is told before an ad starts and again when it is over, so the room does not go quiet wondering.
Recaps and analytics
What happened tonight, when your audience actually shows up, and who does the talking in your chat.
API and webhooks
Read your own channel from your own programs, and be told the moment something happens.
Where it works
It fits the setup you already have.
TwitchChat, points, moderation, channel point rewards, clips and your title.
YouTubeLive chat read alongside Twitch, earning the same points and XP.
DiscordOne go-live post per stream, and roles kept in step with Twitch.
OBSOne overlay source, multistreaming and voice commands, all free.
Word of mouth
What streamers say.
5.0from 1 review
A great chat bot with an amazing developer. If something isn't working or you'd like to see something added, he is very quick to respond and add or fix basically anything. I have moved everything over to this bot and I have no regrets.
Pricing
Free is the whole thing.
All 52 features, 68 commands, the overlay, multistreaming, voice commands, tips and analytics, with no card and no trial clock. 40 custom commands of your own.
Premium, $4.99 a month
Only if you want more room: the AI co-host, 100 custom commands instead of 40, more automations and events, and your own overlay colors. $49.99 a year if you would rather.
See what Premium addsCome and set it up.
Sign in with Twitch, add the bot, and it is working for tonight鈥檚 stream. Change whatever you like from there.
Not a streamer? to see your points in the channels you watch.