Q: Wheres my trial?

Each user is entitled to only one trial to ensure fair access and a genuine experience with Viewbotter's features. Creating multiple accounts in an attempt to receive additional trials will not work. We monitor for trial abuse carefully; any attempts to exploit this policy could lead to a permanent ban from using our service. However, if you are a first-time user and have not been allocated a trial, please reach out to our support team.

Question 1

Refund Policy

Accepted Answer

We want you to have the best experience with our service. If your plan has not been started or used, we will issue a full refund upon request.

In all cases, please contact us directly to discuss any refund inquiries. Our team is here to help and ensure your satisfaction.

Question 2

How do I set up my Twitch Viewer Bot?

Accepted Answer

Welcome to your Twitch View Bot Set-up Guide! This straightforward guide will walk you through each step so you can confidently set up and customize your viewbot to boost your Twitch presence.

Step 1: Set Your Viewer Count

Start by deciding how many viewers you want to add to your stream.

Choose Your Viewer Number: Enter the total viewer count you’d like for the stream. Keep it realistic for your channel size to make it appear natural.

Step 2: Configure the Drip Rate - How Fast Bots Join (Optional)

The Drip Rate controls how quickly or slowly the bot viewers enter your stream to create a gradual, authentic look. Set both the Minimum and Maximum Drip Rate in seconds:

Minimum Drip Rate: This is the shortest time between each bot joining.
Maximum Drip Rate: The longest time between each bot joining.

Example: A Minimum Drip Rate of 2 seconds and Maximum Drip Rate of 8 seconds will make the bot viewers join randomly within that time range, creating a natural crowd buildup.

Step 3: Use the Instant Join Toggle (Optional)

The Instant Join toggle lets you decide whether all bot viewers will join at once.

When Instant Join is ON: All bots will join your stream instantly, filling up your viewer count in a flash.
When Instant Join is OFF: Bots will join gradually according to your minimum and maximum drip rate settings.

Tip: Use Instant Join for an instant crowd effect, but turn it OFF for a more realistic, gradual bui

Question 3

How do I set up my Twitch Chat Bot?

Accepted Answer

Our chat bot might look a bit intimidating on the outside, but it's easy to get the hang of when it's properly explained. Whenever we refer to "viewerlist", we mean the chatbot also. To populate the viewerlist, we need to have real accounts join your channel - we do this with the chatbot, but don't worry, the bot doesn't have to say anything. If you want them to remain silent and just appearing in the viewerlist, that's fine.

So lets get started.

If you're not using the chatbot and you're just using the viewerlist option, then everything is pretty simple.

Your screen might look something like this - great! In this instance, I'm intending to send 50 chat bots to my selected channel. These chat bots are not going to talk because I have not selected a chat list. With my above settings, I will get one not bot in my viewer list every 5 - 25 seconds. Each bot will join between this rate.

Question 4

How do I set up my Twitch Chat List?

Accepted Answer

Chatlists are an important feature to the operation of the chatbot. You can use one of our default chatlists, or, you can supply your own.

We have made our chatbot quite powerful and will continue to add to it in the future.

What is a chatlist?

A chatlist is a list of sentences provided by you that the chatbot will read from and the bots will communicate in your channel whilst you stream. When you add a chatlist, you need to supply a name and optional description to help you identify lists when starting your bot. Each user may have 50 chatlsits and each chatlists may contain a max of 50,000 lines.

What are "types"?

When adding your chatlist, you must specify the "type". We have 3 available "types" for you to choose from:

Regular - The regular type is the general list you will use when you start the chatbot
Burst - The burst type is for chatlists specific to the "Burst message" feature, which lets you send bursts of messages in quick succession
Follow - The follow type is for the messages followers will use (if you're using the follower messages feature) when they follower your channel.

Message placeholders

Dynamic message placeholders are important in helping keep content fresh and dynamic. Our chatbot has a few placeholders that you can use to keep your messages from going stale. Things like "{{.StreamDuration}}" which will keep track of the current stream length. Below is a list of placeholders you can use. All placeholders are "no

Question 5

Wheres my trial?

Accepted Answer

Each user is entitled to only one trial to ensure fair access and a genuine experience with Viewbotter's features. Creating multiple accounts in an attempt to receive additional trials will not work. We monitor for trial abuse carefully; any attempts to exploit this policy could lead to a permanent ban from using our service.

However, if you are a first-time user and have not been allocated a trial, please reach out to our support team.

Question 6

Does Viewbotter support Twitch raids?

Accepted Answer

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Yes, Viewbotter fully supports Twitch raids! With this feature, you can automatically send your viewers to another channel after your stream ends, helping you expand your reach and engage with new communities.

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