Find Twitch streamers who already play games like yours
This search is for indie game developers who want to pitch a game to Twitch streamers. Instead of guessing from follower counts, you see what each streamer really did in the last 4 weeks: which genres they played, how often they streamed, and how many viewers they had.
It covers 1.3M streamers who played a game on Twitch in that time, in 8 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian and Chinese. So you can build a shortlist of people whose audience already watches games like yours, at the size you want.
How to use the streamer search
- Log in with Twitch. It's free, and your Twitch account is all you need.
- Set the filters. Pick a language, a streamer size by max viewers, and up to three game genres. You can also narrow by average viewers, and by how many streams and hours they did in the last 4 weeks.
- Read the results. You get up to 5,000 streamers, the highest peak first.
- Open a profile. It shows a streamer's numbers, a day-by-day activity chart and their recent streams with the games played in them, and it links to their Twitch channel.
- Save who you like. Add streamers to a list one by one or save a whole search, keep a private note on each one, and export a list as an Excel, CSV or JSON file when you're ready to reach out.
What the numbers in a result mean
- Peak
- The streamer's highest viewer count in the last 4 weeks. The Max Viewers filter uses this number.
- Avg
- Their average viewer count across those streams. One raid can push a peak far above the usual, so this is the steadier number.
- Activity
- How many streams they ran in the last 4 weeks, and how many hours those streams lasted.
- Days streamed
- A column for each of the last 28 days, today first, filled if they started a stream that day. It shows at a glance who streams regularly and who has gone quiet. Days are in UTC, and a stream appears a few hours after it ends.
- Genres
- The genres of the games they played in those streams, taken from IGDB.
Every number is for one broadcast language, so a streamer who streams in two languages has separate numbers in each.
Questions about the streamer search
- Do I need an account to search Twitch streamers here?
- You need to log in with Twitch to use the filters, open a streamer's profile, or save and export lists. There's no separate sign-up: your Twitch account is enough, and we use it only to verify who you are.
- Is the streamer search free?
- Yes. The search, the profiles, the lists and the exports are free to use.
- Which streamers can I find?
- Streamers who played a game on Twitch in the last 4 weeks, in one of the languages above, with at least 3 viewers on a stream. A stream that never played a game, such as one that stayed in Just Chatting, doesn't count.
- How fresh are the numbers?
- We check live Twitch streams every 20 minutes, and the search's numbers are rebuilt every 6 hours. They always cover the last 4 weeks.
- How do I contact a streamer?
- We don't collect contact details. A streamer's profile links to their Twitch channel, where you can look for how they like to be reached.
- Can a streamer be removed from the search?
- Yes. A streamer can opt out at any time with the link at the bottom of this page, which erases what we collected about them and keeps them out of future collection.