How do I use the Twitch VOD/Clip bot
Using our Twitch VOD/Clip Bot couldn't be easier. When you first load the tool, the page you will see is the overview of your in progress, cancelled and completed bots - if you "cancel" a VOD or Clip bot before it has completed its task, you will be refunded the the amount of views that weren't delivered - but otherwise, views are deducted from your balance as soon as you press start.
Click "Start VOD Bot" to load the modal that allows you to submit the information about your task. Paste in a link to the VOD or Clip you'd like to increase the views for and then enter the amount of views you'd like to receive in the "Enter amount of VOD Views" input box. The amount you type in must be more than 10.
You must set a speed of delivery which comes in the form of 5 pre-set options to choose from:
Default: 1 Day for full delivery
Slowest: 7 days for full delivery
Slow: 4 Days for full delivery
Fast: 12 Hours for dull delivery
Fastest: 6 Hours for full delivery
After you have selected these settings, you're free to click "Start VOD Bot" and your task will begin. The status on your dashboard will be "In Progress" until it either finishes (Completed) or you cancel the task (Cancelled).
By toggling "Advanced Options", you will open up a new menu that lets you set the source of the traffic for your bot.
Let's say you post a clip on Reddit and Twitter, your posts got a lot of interaction but a seemingly underwhelming amount of traffic to your Clip or VOD. You'd see these traffic sources on your Dashboard, since Twitch shows you the source of all your traffic. With our "Advanced Options", you could select Twitter and Reddit as a Traffic source to show on your dashboard where the traffic is coming from - no one else can see this, but you can and so can Twitch staff.
Maybe you've had an influx of followers and want to show that all of your traffic came from inside of Twitch? You can do that too, using referrers like "Twitch Directory" or "Twitch Profile Page". The Twitch Directory option will direct traffic from the VOD or Clip Category that it's in.
You don't have to set these, but it definitely adds to the realism of the operation. Below I have set my settings to deliver all from inside of Twitch, simulating a notification going out to all my followers and being seeing in the followers menu.
Starting the bot and using the advanced features
Click "Start VOD Bot" to load the modal that allows you to submit the information about your task. Paste in a link to the VOD or Clip you'd like to increase the views for and then enter the amount of views you'd like to receive in the "Enter amount of VOD Views" input box. The amount you type in must be more than 10.
You must set a speed of delivery which comes in the form of 5 pre-set options to choose from:
Default: 1 Day for full delivery
Slowest: 7 days for full delivery
Slow: 4 Days for full delivery
Fast: 12 Hours for dull delivery
Fastest: 6 Hours for full delivery
After you have selected these settings, you're free to click "Start VOD Bot" and your task will begin. The status on your dashboard will be "In Progress" until it either finishes (Completed) or you cancel the task (Cancelled).
What does the "Advanced Options" toggle do?
By toggling "Advanced Options", you will open up a new menu that lets you set the source of the traffic for your bot.
Let's say you post a clip on Reddit and Twitter, your posts got a lot of interaction but a seemingly underwhelming amount of traffic to your Clip or VOD. You'd see these traffic sources on your Dashboard, since Twitch shows you the source of all your traffic. With our "Advanced Options", you could select Twitter and Reddit as a Traffic source to show on your dashboard where the traffic is coming from - no one else can see this, but you can and so can Twitch staff.
Maybe you've had an influx of followers and want to show that all of your traffic came from inside of Twitch? You can do that too, using referrers like "Twitch Directory" or "Twitch Profile Page". The Twitch Directory option will direct traffic from the VOD or Clip Category that it's in.
You don't have to set these, but it definitely adds to the realism of the operation. Below I have set my settings to deliver all from inside of Twitch, simulating a notification going out to all my followers and being seeing in the followers menu.
Updated on: 22/01/2025