Live viewers
Concurrent viewers on a stream that's live now, held 60 or 120 minutes depending on the row. Ordered against the public channel link, with no password or stream key.
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Services for Kick
Kick has one service in this catalog, live viewers, and its page carries the rows, the rate per 1,000 and how long each row holds the viewers on your stream.
Before you choose
The live count beside your name is the number Kick prints on every thumbnail in a category list, and it's the only Kick figure sold here. It exists while you're broadcasting and nowhere else, so the order goes in after you're live, not before.
On Kick the rows differ by duration, not speed. Every row starts within an hour; what changes is whether the viewers stay 60 minutes or 120. That makes the length of your stream part of the decision: a 120-minute row on a stream that ends after forty minutes pays for time that never happens.
Nothing runs from inside your account. The order takes the public channel link and a number, so no password, no stream key and no moderator access is involved at any point.
What a live count doesn't do is chat or follow. When the duration runs out or the stream ends, the viewers leave and nothing stays on the channel. If a Kick service you need isn't listed, it's because no supplier in the catalog delivers it in a way this site is willing to guarantee.