Choose 30-day Kick Auto Live Viewers for ongoing recurring stream support throughout the month. It is designed for frequent streamers, daily creators, gaming channels, brands, and channels with a regular broadcast schedule.
Set up automatic live viewer support for recurring Kick broadcasts by choosing a 1-day, 7-day, or 30-day coverage period and an available viewer amount.
Choose 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days according to how long you want automatic live viewer coverage available for your channel.
Select between 10 and 1,000 viewers. For a more balanced audience pattern, choose an amount that reasonably fits your channel size and usual live viewer level rather than automatically selecting the largest package.
Copy the direct public Kick channel URL in the https://kick.com/username format and enter it into the order form.
The plan follows one public Kick channel during the selected coverage period. Keep the channel public and avoid changing the username. If your channel normally receives a much smaller live audience, increasing the viewer amount gradually is generally preferable to creating a sudden jump far above its usual activity.
Review the package scope, required link type, delivery process, and service-specific details.
Buy Kick Auto Live Viewers for recurring broadcasts without placing a separate viewer order every time your channel goes live. Choose a 1-day, 7-day, or 30-day coverage period, select between 10 and 1,000 viewers, and submit your public Kick channel URL.
During the active coverage period, the service follows the submitted channel and can support new broadcasts when the channel goes live again. This makes Auto Live Viewers suitable for creators with recurring schedules, gaming routines, tournaments, events, daily streams, and longer campaign periods.
The main difference between the three plans is how long automatic live viewer support remains available for the submitted channel. The same viewer quantities are available across each coverage period, while the current total changes according to the plan you select.
| Coverage Period | Viewer Options | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | 10 to 1,000 viewers | Launch days, tournaments, special events, promotions, subathons, or several streams within one day |
| 7 Days | 10 to 1,000 viewers | Weekly gaming schedules, recurring creator streams, event weeks, and short campaigns |
| 30 Days | 10 to 1,000 viewers | Frequent streams, daily broadcasts, regular creator schedules, and ongoing live campaigns |
Choose the period around your actual streaming schedule. A creator with one important event may only need the 1-day option, while someone who broadcasts several times every week may benefit more from 7-day or 30-day coverage.
The order is connected to one public Kick channel rather than one individual broadcast. When the submitted channel goes live during the active coverage period, the service can identify the live broadcast and begin supporting it with the selected viewer amount.
If the stream ends and the same channel goes live again while coverage is still active, you do not need to create another standard Live Viewers order for the new broadcast.
This is the main advantage of Auto Live Viewers: the service is designed around a recurring streaming schedule rather than one known live session.
Each coverage period offers 10, 25, 50, 75, 100, 250, 500, and 1,000 viewers. The maximum package is available when it fits the scale of the channel, but the largest amount is not automatically the best choice for every streamer.
Consider your usual live viewer level, channel size, recent streaming activity, and the type of broadcasts you plan to run. If your normal audience is relatively small, a moderate increase may be more appropriate than moving immediately to a viewer count far above the channel's typical activity.
| Viewer Amount | Possible Starting Point |
|---|---|
| 10–50 | Smaller channels, first Auto Live Viewers order, or a light recurring schedule |
| 75–100 | Developing channels and creators with a more established streaming routine |
| 250–500 | Active creator channels, larger gaming streams, events, or stronger recurring campaigns |
| 1,000 | The largest available package for channels where that viewer level reasonably fits the expected live audience |
These ranges are planning references rather than fixed requirements. Choose the amount that makes sense for your own channel instead of treating one viewer package as suitable for every account.
A sudden viewer level that is dramatically different from the normal activity of a channel can create an unusual audience pattern. For that reason, we recommend choosing a package that remains reasonably aligned with your typical live audience and increasing the amount gradually when needed.
You do not need to match your existing viewer count exactly. The goal is simply to avoid choosing a level that is unnecessarily far removed from the way your channel normally performs. A channel that usually receives a modest audience can begin with a smaller package and move to higher viewer amounts as its regular activity grows.
This approach is especially useful with 7-day and 30-day coverage because the selected viewer amount may be used across multiple broadcasts during the active period.
The 1-day option is designed for a specific streaming day when the channel may broadcast once or several times. It can suit tournaments, launches, giveaways, collaborations, promotional events, subathons, or another high-priority day.
Instead of placing a separate viewer order before each broadcast, the selected amount remains associated with the channel during the active one-day coverage period.
The 7-day option is suitable for creators who expect to stream repeatedly throughout one week. It can support gaming schedules, recurring shows, creator routines, tournament weeks, event periods, and short-term campaigns.
This option is useful when several broadcasts are planned but a full month of coverage is unnecessary.
The 30-day option provides the longest Auto Live Viewers coverage available for this service. It is designed for frequent streamers, regular gaming channels, daily creators, scheduled shows, and ongoing live campaigns.
If the channel is expected to go live repeatedly throughout the month, the 30-day option removes the need to return and place a new standard viewer order before every broadcast.
Choose according to how you stream rather than simply choosing the longer service.
| Feature | Auto Live Viewers | Standard Live Viewers |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Recurring broadcasts | One active broadcast |
| Coverage selection | 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days | 15 minutes to 12 hours |
| After the stream ends | Can support another broadcast if the channel goes live again while coverage remains active | The order does not automatically transfer to a later stream |
| Ordering approach | Set up coverage once for the selected period | Place an order for the individual active broadcast |
For one active broadcast where you already know how long viewers are needed, use Kick Live Viewers. Choose Auto Live Viewers when you expect the same channel to go live repeatedly during a defined coverage period.
Submit the direct public address of the Kick channel that should receive automatic live viewer support:
https://kick.com/username
The service follows the channel itself, so you do not need to submit a different broadcast link every time you go live.
Open the URL before ordering and confirm that it displays the intended channel. Avoid clip links, archived video URLs, another creator's channel, or a misspelled username.
The submitted channel should remain public and accessible throughout the selected coverage period. Avoid changing the username while the plan is active because the public channel address is used to identify the target.
When the channel is offline, there is no active broadcast to receive live viewers. When it goes live again during the active coverage period, automatic support can resume for the new broadcast.
Kick Auto Live Viewers work with the public channel URL. Your password, verification code, stream key, or channel administration access is not required.
Select the coverage period, choose the viewer amount, enter the correct public channel URL, and review the current total before completing checkout.
Auto Live Viewers support the visible audience of recurring live broadcasts. They do not increase the follower count displayed on the Kick profile.
To increase the channel follower count, use Kick Followers. For one active broadcast with a fixed viewing duration, use Kick Live Viewers.
Once the plan is active, you can focus on your streaming schedule instead of preparing a separate standard viewer order before every broadcast.
Find answers about package scope, required link types, delivery times, and service-specific ordering conditions.
The difference is the length of automatic live viewer coverage. Choose 1 day for a specific event or streaming day, 7 days for a weekly schedule, or 30 days for recurring broadcasts across a longer period.
The service follows the submitted public Kick channel during the active coverage period. When that channel goes live, the selected viewer amount can begin automatically without requiring a new manual viewer order for each broadcast.
The available amounts are 10, 25, 50, 75, 100, 250, 500, and 1,000 viewers for the 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day coverage periods.
Choose an amount that reasonably fits your channel size and usual live audience. A gradual increase generally creates a more natural audience pattern than selecting a viewer count far above what the channel normally receives.
Not necessarily. The largest package is intended for channels and campaigns that can reasonably support that level of live activity. If your normal audience is much smaller, consider starting with a lower amount and increasing gradually over future broadcasts.
Streaming platforms can evaluate unusual changes in audience activity. Choosing a viewer amount that is reasonably aligned with your normal channel performance helps avoid creating an unnecessarily sudden or unnatural increase.
Submit the direct public Kick channel URL in the format https://kick.com/username. The plan follows that channel rather than one individual broadcast URL.
No. Each plan is connected to one public Kick channel. Separate plans are required for different channels.
Avoid changing the username during the selected coverage period. A username change can prevent the service from locating the original channel target.
No. Live viewers are used when the tracked public channel is broadcasting. When the channel is offline, there is no active stream to receive viewers.
Not during the active coverage period. If the same tracked channel goes live again while the plan is still active, the automatic service is designed to support the new broadcast without requiring another standard Live Viewers order.
Auto Live Viewers cover recurring broadcasts during a 1-day, 7-day, or 30-day period. Regular Kick Live Viewers are purchased for one active broadcast with a selected watch duration.
No. The plan covers automatic live viewers only. Followers, clip views, VOD views, and other Kick services are purchased separately.
No. Your password, verification code, stream key, or account access is not required. The service uses the public Kick channel URL submitted with the order.
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