Tag: Twitch features

Twitch has recently launched their Bounty Board program into closed beta. Bounties are paid sponsorship opportunities that streamers can accept directly from their Twitch dashboard. Through this program, Twitch will become the middleman in connecting you with brands to stream specific games as sponsorships. This means you won’t have to do any of the work […]

Twitch Subscription Gifting is finally here! First announced at the TwitchCon 2017 Keynote, gifting subs to friends has easily been the most requested feature on the platform for quite some time so naturally, the community was ecstatic to find out that it was coming within the month. If you’re one of the many people who have […]

Twitch announced via Twitter that Raids have officially been added to all users! Initially revealed at the TwitchCon 2017 keynote a few weeks ago, Raids are a quick and easy way to send your entire current audience to another streamer’s channel in an instant. Similar to Hosting, Raids are aimed to let your community show […]

The annual TwitchCon Keynote is host to Twitch’s yearly recap, surprises, and big announcements. This year was no different as a slew of new features were announced with release dates just around the corner. Let’s take a look. Stream Summary HUGE new feature that they revealed coming in November is the Stream Summary. Many streamers […]

Twitch announced a new feature today that is not only available for everyone today but pretty useful as well: an Event Manager. It seems like Twitch is really trying to get everything stream-related all in-house and as directly linked to your channel as possible with a desktop app to keep in touch with your community, a […]

Are you trying to meet and connect with new streamers? Want to help your streaming community grow? You should check out this new upgrade to Host Mode called Twitch auto host. Host mode has been around for two years now, with streamers manually having to input in their chat “/host ChannelName” to let their viewers watch another stream. Now, you can set […]

Twitch just announced the release of Clips, a system that works almost identically to the widely popular Chrome and Firefox plug-in Oddshot. The Clipping feature will allow you to instantly capture the past 30 seconds of any broadcast and share it with the streamer, viewers, and on social media. To capture a Clip, you simply […]

Remember that article we wrote about the new Twitch Food channel and the interesting Posts feature on the page? Well, now it’s available to everyone. Now, you can easily keep your community up to date with the latest announcements right on your channel page. To activate it, simply go to your channel and you’ll see […]