SIGNAL for Twitch
Schedule, measure and predict your Twitch content
Everything Twitch exposes, in the same calendar and the same reports as your other ten networks — plus a performance score on every draft before you publish it.
What you can publish
Every Twitch format, scheduled
- Stream schedule announcements
- Cross-posts to other networks when you go live
What you can measure
The metrics that actually decide things
- Concurrent and average viewers
- Peak viewers and stream duration
- Followers and subscribers gained
- Chat message volume and unique chatters
- Clip creation and views
Something worth knowing about Twitch
Average concurrent beats peak
Peak viewers is a vanity number driven by raids and notifications. Average concurrents over the stream is what actually predicts channel growth.
Inbox
Twitch conversations, in the same place as the rest
No more checking six apps to find the one comment that needed answering.
Chat highlights and mentions
Also works with
Ten more networks in the same calendar
Questions
Twitch, specifically
Can I schedule Twitch posts with SIGNAL?
Yes. Stream schedule announcements, Cross-posts to other networks when you go live and more, all from the same calendar as your other networks, with a live preview of exactly how the post will render.
What Twitch metrics can I track?
Concurrent and average viewers, Peak viewers and stream duration, Followers and subscribers gained, Chat message volume and unique chatters, Clip creation and views, and more — all normalised so you can compare them fairly against your other networks.
Is Twitch available on the free plan?
Yes. Twitch is available on the free plan, with a limit of 20 scheduled posts per month.
Do you scrape Twitch?
No. Everything runs through the official Twitch API under its terms of service. That limits what we can offer in a few places, and we mark those limits in the interface rather than filling the gap with estimates.
Can I predict how a Twitch post will perform?
Yes — that is the Pre-Flight Predictor. It scores each draft 0–100 with a predicted reach band and the three changes most likely to improve it, fitted to your own Twitch history once you have 50 posts.