How do I set up my Twitch Viewer Bot?
Welcome to your Twitch Viewer Bot Set-up Guide! This guide will take you through each step so you can effortlessly configure and customize your viewbot to boost your Twitch presence.
Start by deciding how many viewers you want to add to your stream.
- Choose Your Viewer Number: Enter the total number of viewers you'd like for the stream.
- Tip: Keep the number realistic for your channel size to maintain a natural appearance.
The Drip Rate controls how quickly or slowly the bot viewers join your stream, creating a natural flow.
- Minimum Drip Rate: The shortest time between each bot joining.
- Maximum Drip Rate: The longest time between each bot joining.
Example: Setting a Minimum Drip Rate of 2 seconds and a Maximum Drip Rate of 8 seconds will cause bot viewers to join randomly within that range, simulating a gradual crowd buildup.
Decide if you want all bot viewers to join instantly or gradually.
- Instant Join ON: All bots join your stream immediately, giving an instant viewer boost.
- Instant Join OFF: Bots join gradually, following your configured drip rate.
Tip: Use Instant Join for a quick crowd effect or keep it OFF for a more natural, gradual increase in viewers.
Control whether bot names appear in your Twitch viewer list.
- Viewerlist ON: Bot names are visible in the viewer list, giving the impression of active viewers.
- Viewerlist OFF: Bot names are hidden. This option is ideal if you're using a chatlist to have bots actively participate in chat.
Tip: Turn Viewerlist ON for passive viewers or OFF if you want interactive bots using a chatlist. For detailed instructions on setting up your chat bot and chatlists, check out our How Do I Set Up My Twitch Chat Bot help desk article.
Once you're satisfied with your settings:
Click the Start Viewbot button.
The bot will begin sending viewers to your stream based on your chosen configuration.
Example:
If you configure 5 bots with a drip rate of 1–5 seconds, each bot will join randomly within that interval. This creates a consistent boost to your viewer count while maintaining a natural appearance.
Enjoy using your Twitch Viewer Bot to grow your audience and enhance your streaming experience!
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 number of viewers you'd like for the stream.
- Tip: Keep the number realistic for your channel size to maintain a natural appearance.
Step 2: Configure the Drip Rate (Optional)
The Drip Rate controls how quickly or slowly the bot viewers join your stream, creating a natural flow.
- Minimum Drip Rate: The shortest time between each bot joining.
- Maximum Drip Rate: The longest time between each bot joining.
Example: Setting a Minimum Drip Rate of 2 seconds and a Maximum Drip Rate of 8 seconds will cause bot viewers to join randomly within that range, simulating a gradual crowd buildup.
Step 3: Use the Instant Join Toggle (Optional)
Decide if you want all bot viewers to join instantly or gradually.
- Instant Join ON: All bots join your stream immediately, giving an instant viewer boost.
- Instant Join OFF: Bots join gradually, following your configured drip rate.
Tip: Use Instant Join for a quick crowd effect or keep it OFF for a more natural, gradual increase in viewers.
Step 4: Toggle the Viewerlist (Optional)
Control whether bot names appear in your Twitch viewer list.
- Viewerlist ON: Bot names are visible in the viewer list, giving the impression of active viewers.
- Viewerlist OFF: Bot names are hidden. This option is ideal if you're using a chatlist to have bots actively participate in chat.
Tip: Turn Viewerlist ON for passive viewers or OFF if you want interactive bots using a chatlist. For detailed instructions on setting up your chat bot and chatlists, check out our How Do I Set Up My Twitch Chat Bot help desk article.
Step 5: Start the Viewbot
Once you're satisfied with your settings:
Click the Start Viewbot button.
The bot will begin sending viewers to your stream based on your chosen configuration.
Example:
If you configure 5 bots with a drip rate of 1–5 seconds, each bot will join randomly within that interval. This creates a consistent boost to your viewer count while maintaining a natural appearance.
Enjoy using your Twitch Viewer Bot to grow your audience and enhance your streaming experience!
Updated on: 07/01/2025