Buy Twitch Views
30-day refill guaranteeThis page fills the play count on recorded Twitch content: clips, VODs and the channel total. You paste the link, pick a quantity, and pay from a crypto balance. Every row here carries a 30-day refill guarantee.
Pricing
Views start at $1.25 per 1,000. Each row shows the rate, the quantity range, the start window and the speed tier, so you can compare everything before you fund anything.
All prices are per 1,000 views, in USD, written as $1,234.56. Nothing on this page is priced per unit.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Quality | $1.25 | 50 - 1,000,000 | 0-24hs | 3K/dia | 30 dias |
Clips, VODs and the channel total
One order points at one link. Paste a clip URL to move that clip, a VOD URL to move that recording, or your channel URL when the channel total is what you're after. Most people who buy Twitch clip views do it on the clip that's already travelling, because the number under it decides whether someone outside your community presses play at all. The same rows fill a full recording when you'd rather buy Twitch video views on a VOD — video views and VOD views are two names for one counter. And if the channel figure is the one you want, you buy Twitch channel views from the same table by pasting the channel link instead.
The live count is a different page
When you buy Twitch views here, they're counted against something recorded, and they stay counted. The number on screen while you're broadcasting is a separate metric with a separate supplier pool, so if what you meant was to buy Twitch live views during a broadcast, that's live viewers and it's ordered over there. Neither one feeds the other: filling a VOD won't raise the live count, and a live order leaves the VOD exactly where it was. Twitch followers are separate again, on their own page.
What the link has to be
The clip, the VOD or the channel has to be reachable by anyone. A sub-only VOD, a deleted one, or a clip from a channel that's been suspended can't be filled, and the order will have nothing to point at. Open the link in a logged-out browser before you pay — if you can see it there, so can the order. Nothing else about the account is needed, and no password is asked at any point.
Tiers, start time and price
The tiers are Slow, Standard, Fast and High Quality. Each row prints the rate per 1,000, the quantity range, the start window and the tier, and every row on this page carries the same 30-day refill. Fast rows begin almost immediately, which is what a clip in its first day needs; slow rows cost less and spread the count over hours, which sits better on a VOD that's been up for a week.
How it works
- Pick a package
Sort by start window if the clip went up today, or by rate per 1,000 if you're filling in an older VOD and nothing is urgent. - Paste the link
Copy the public URL of the clip, the VOD or the channel and set the quantity. It has to load while logged out. No password required, and no login through Twitch. - Pay with crypto
Fund the balance with USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC. USDT on TRC20 is the default, the minimum deposit is $10, and BTC needs $20 because of the network fee. - Watch the count climb
Delivery starts inside the printed window and you follow it from your balance page. Unused balance carries over to the next clip.
What you need
What you give us
- The public link to the clip, the VOD or your channel
- How many views you want
- A crypto balance of at least $10
What we never ask for
- Your password
- A verification or two-factor code
- A login through Twitch
- Editor or moderator access to your channel
- An ID document or a selfie
Guarantee
If the count drops within 30 days, we top it back up. No questions. The window opens when the order completes, not when you place it, and it applies to every row on this page, clip or VOD. Keep the link alive while it runs — a clip that gets deleted and re-uploaded is a new order, not a refill.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see views on my Twitch channel?
Per-video numbers sit in Video Producer, next to each VOD and each clip. Channel-level figures live in the Insights section of the Creator Dashboard. Twitch has moved those panels more than once, so if a number isn't where you left it, look through Insights before assuming an order didn't run.
What are live views on Twitch, and how are they different from channel views?
Live views are the people watching while you're broadcasting, counted at that second and gone when you go offline. Channel and VOD views are counted against something that stays up, so they accumulate for as long as the link exists. They're separate counters and neither feeds the other, which is why live viewers are ordered on their own page.
How much does Twitch pay for 1000 views?
Nothing on its own. Twitch pays through subscriptions, bits and ad time, and none of those are priced per view. A VOD with 1,000 views earns whatever the people behind it choose to spend, which is why the number is a door and not a payout.
Does Twitch count yourself as a viewer on your own VOD?
Opening your own recording does register, and Twitch doesn't publish the deduplication rules it applies afterwards. Refreshing a VOD twenty times is a bad way to test whether an order is running. Watch the figure over a few hours and compare it against the quantity you paid for, not against what you saw on the last refresh.
How do I get more views on Twitch after the order?
Cut the stream into clips and put them where people who don't use Twitch already spend their time. Title the VOD like something a person would search for instead of 'Stream 14', and pin the clip that actually lands. An order raises the number on one link; what keeps it climbing is the link being worth sending to someone.