Add viewers to one active public X broadcast for 60 minutes. Suitable for full-hour AMAs, launches, interviews, brand events, project calls, and scheduled live programs.
Add viewers to one active public X broadcast by choosing a viewer quantity and a watch duration from 15 to 60 minutes.
Start your public X live broadcast and choose a 15, 30, 45, or 60-minute viewing package.
Select an available viewer amount and copy the direct URL of the active broadcast.
Paste the live broadcast link into the order form, review the duration and viewer quantity, then complete checkout.
The broadcast must already be live and remain active for the selected duration. An ended stream, replay, X Space, or normal post cannot be used as the live target.
Review the package scope, required link type, delivery process, and service-specific details.
Buy Twitter Live Views for one active public X broadcast by selecting both the viewer quantity and the viewing duration that fit your event. Packages are available for 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes with viewer amounts ranging from 100 to 2,500.
Live broadcasts often attract the highest level of attention while they are taking place. A stronger viewer count can help a live session appear more active during interviews, product launches, creator streams, educational broadcasts, community discussions, AMAs, company presentations, and other real-time events.
Every live event follows a different format. Some broadcasts last only a few minutes, while others continue for a full hour or longer. Instead of paying for unnecessary coverage, you can select a duration that fits the important part of your session.
| Viewing Time | Suitable Broadcasts | Available Viewers |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Minutes | Announcements, opening segments, quick updates | 100 to 2,500 |
| 30 Minutes | Interviews, Q&A sessions, demonstrations | 100 to 2,500 |
| 45 Minutes | Tutorials, community discussions, panels | 100 to 2,500 |
| 60 Minutes | Launches, AMAs, scheduled live events | 100 to 2,500 |
Select the viewing period according to the part of the broadcast that matters most to your audience.
The same viewer options are available across every duration:
Smaller packages may fit creator streams, local events, educational sessions, and focused discussions, while larger quantities can accompany product launches, business presentations, public broadcasts, interviews, community events, and promotional livestreams.
The final total changes according to both the selected duration and the viewer amount, making it easy to compare different combinations before completing the order.
The 15-minute package is suitable for broadcasts where the key announcement happens shortly after going live.
It can support launch reveals, company news, campaign introductions, creator appearances, breaking updates, event openings, and short promotional sessions.
When the most important information is delivered near the beginning of the stream, this option provides focused coverage without extending beyond the main presentation.
The 30-minute package suits broadcasts built around a concise presentation or discussion.
Common examples include:
Half-hour coverage is often enough for broadcasts that deliver their complete message within a compact format.
The 45-minute option provides additional time for broadcasts that include explanations, demonstrations, guest speakers, or audience interaction.
It can be selected for educational sessions, tutorials, interviews, roadmap presentations, live workshops, panel discussions, and project updates that require more time than a typical half-hour event.
This duration creates a balanced option between shorter sessions and a complete one-hour broadcast.
The 60-minute package supports the longest viewing period available on this page.
It may suit scheduled launches, conferences, keynote presentations, podcasts, creator programs, business events, community meetings, educational broadcasts, and full-length interviews.
Choose this option when the live session is planned around a complete one-hour schedule and the audience is expected to remain engaged throughout the event.
The appropriate viewer amount depends on the size of the broadcast rather than automatically selecting the highest available package.
Selecting a quantity that reflects the scale of the event often creates a more balanced presentation for viewers discovering the broadcast.
A successful livestream begins long before the broadcast starts. Preparing the presentation helps visitors understand the purpose of the event as soon as they join.
Planning these details ahead of time allows the broadcast itself to remain the main focus once viewers arrive.
The livestream should already be active and publicly accessible before submitting the broadcast URL.
Starting the session first allows you to confirm that the correct live link is available and helps you align the selected package with the remaining broadcast schedule.
The estimated start time is approximately 1 to 15 minutes after the order begins processing.
Enter the direct link of the active X livestream.
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/xxxxxx
Before checkout, verify that the link opens the intended account and displays the active live broadcast.
Each livestream has its own unique broadcast URL, so every separate event should be ordered individually.
The livestream should remain public and accessible for the full duration of the selected package.
Choosing a viewing period that comfortably fits within the remaining schedule helps the package cover the intended portion of the event.
If the broadcast is expected to continue well beyond one hour, consider planning future promotional activity around the recorded version after the livestream has ended.
Twitter Live Views are designed for live video broadcasts hosted through X.
If your event is taking place inside an audio-only Space, use the Twitter Space Listeners service instead. Each service is built for a different live format and follows its own audience metric.
Many livestreams remain available as recorded video once the session has finished.
If the broadcast is published as a playable public post, the Twitter Video Views service can be used to continue increasing the video play count after the live event has concluded.
This allows a campaign to support the livestream while it is happening and continue promoting the recorded content afterwards.
Each order applies to one continuous livestream using its own broadcast link.
If your profile hosts several live sessions, simply submit a separate order for each event using the corresponding public broadcast URL.
Before checkout, confirm the account, live title, and active status to ensure the package is connected to the correct session.
The final price changes according to the selected viewing period and the chosen viewer amount.
A shorter package with fewer viewers differs from a 60-minute package supporting 2,500 viewers. Select the combination that best reflects the size and importance of the event, then review the updated total before checkout.
No X password, verification code, login session, or broadcast management access is required. The direct public livestream URL and the customer information requested during checkout are sufficient.
Start your broadcast, choose a 15, 30, 45, or 60-minute package, select the preferred viewer quantity from 100 to 2,500, and submit the active broadcast link. The selected viewers are then connected according to the package chosen for that live session.
Find answers about package scope, required link types, delivery times, and service-specific ordering conditions.
Place the order after the public X broadcast has started so the active live link can be used for delivery.
You can choose 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes according to the expected length of your broadcast.
Use 15 or 30 minutes for short announcements and compact sessions. Choose 45 or 60 minutes for interviews, launches, AMAs, and longer scheduled broadcasts.
Live viewer delivery can continue only while the selected broadcast remains active. Choose a duration that fits the planned session length.
No. Each package covers one continuous public live session. A later or separate broadcast requires another order.
No. X Spaces are audio rooms and use the separate Twitter Space Listeners service. Live Views are intended for active video broadcasts.
The package covers the chosen 15, 30, 45, or 60-minute live window. Continued viewer presence after that period is not included.
The listed start estimate is 1 to 15 minutes, so begin the order with enough broadcast time remaining for the selected duration.
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