Verify a channel's audience in seconds
Unique viewers per stream, real audience share, a bot scan of each stream, the channels viewers came from and went to. Before a sponsor talk, or to get to know your own audience.
The scan takes a few seconds depending on the channel's size. Public chat and viewer data is used.
Scanning
Method and data rights
The streamer scan and bot scan were developed by StreamRooms and belong to ClaySoft Laboratory Technology. The scanning method, scores, classifications and the results in reports may not be copied without permission, collected in bulk with automated tools, or used in another service or for commercial purposes. For permission requests, write to support@streamrooms.live. Details in the terms of use.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
From public chat messages and viewer counts on the streaming platform. Private messages, account details and passwords are not accessed.
What do unique viewers count?
The number of different people seen at least once in a stream. The same person joining and leaving repeatedly counts once.
Who is a loyal viewer?
Someone present for at least 60% of the stream who writes messages at regular intervals.
What does the bot scan do?
It splits the stream you choose into time windows from start to end, compares the view count with the number of people taking part in chat in each window, and checks the result against the channel's own history. It takes about 30 to 40 seconds, and the result is saved permanently.
What do low, medium and high anomaly mean?
It shows how far participation in the stream deviates from the channel's own history. Organic growth, a co-stream or a raid can also cause a deviation. It is a statistical assessment, not a final verdict.
Who developed this tool?
The streamer scan and bot scan were developed by StreamRooms. StreamRooms is a product of ClaySoft Laboratory Technology. The scanning method and the results in reports belong to our company; they may not be copied without permission, collected in bulk or used for commercial purposes.
Is scanning paid?
No, channel scanning is free and doesn't require an account.
