Right now
Where would you be seen? Battle royale
Most people browsing a category never scroll past the first page, about thirty channels. These are the busiest places a channel with 3 viewers would be on it, busiest first.
Worked out for a channel with 3 viewers. Use my channel
Updated from all 58,610 live channels.
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1
you'd be 18th of 35open audience 211
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2
you'd be 17th of 23open audience 206
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3
you'd be 19th of 49open audience 200
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4
you'd be 15th of 47open audience 177
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5
you'd be 17th of 35open audience 166
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6
you'd be 11th of 18open audience 80
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7
you'd be 8th of 31open audience 60
What these numbers mean
- You'd be 17th of 21
- Where a channel your size would sit in that category's list right now, busiest first. Anything up to 30th is on the first page, where browsers actually look. The bar shows it: further left is nearer the top.
- Open audience
- Everyone watching a category except the audiences of its three biggest channels. Those viewers are settled on a favourite; the open audience is the rest, the people browsing who could find you. It is why the list is sorted by this and not by total viewers.
- Left out
- Categories with an open audience under 50. Being on the first page of a category where one viewer would put you 10th is easy and worth nothing: hardly anyone is browsing it.
- What to do with it
- Higher in the list and a bigger crowd is better, but only if it is a game you would enjoy streaming. Open a game to see its best hours of the week and what it takes to climb its list.
- Genres
- From the tags players give games on Steam, and IGDB for games not on Steam. A game can be in several (Hunt: Showdown is Shooter, Extraction and Horror). "New" means released in the last 60 days.
- How fresh it is
- Every live channel on Twitch is checked every fifteen minutes; this page always shows the latest check.