There is no exact recipe for becoming a good streamer. You can help yourself with some tools that will make it easier for you. You can also follow the most famous streamers and see what they do in their broadcasts. And to find out who is at the top of the podium, you will have to take a look at the statistics of Twitch. How? With platforms like TwitchTracker .
Twitch helps you broadcast and know how many followers and visitors you have. But to know that data of your competitors, you will need outside help. How many visits do the best streamers get? What is your record? What games are most streamers talking about? What channels have grown the most lately?
You can answer these and other questions about Twitch and streamers with the help of the statistical information provided by platforms such as TwitchTracker. They are free and you can check them whenever you want.
TwitchTracker
We start with the reference portal, TwitchTracker . A compendium of Twitch data and statistics that will help you understand who's boss on that streaming platform and which channels you should follow to stay up-to-date.
What information does it offer? The most followed streamers, the most popular videos of the day, the most popular games of the moment on Twitch, the channels that have grown the most in followers lately … You will also know figures of the day and you can search for games or streamers concrete to get to know them better from a statistical point of view.
Another interesting section of TwitchTracker is the one that allows you to see the statistics by language. So you can see, for example, which streamers succeed in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Social Blade
One of the most practical platforms to follow your Twitch idols is Social Blade . In addition, it also has statistics from Twitch and other social networks and platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and Dailymotion.
In this online platform you will know which streamers dominate the first places , which games have recently commented, the views and followers, the most followed and most viewed streamers, etc.
One of its most interesting functions consists of comparing two or three Twitch channels to see their figures face to face. A way to know who has the most followers , who has grown the most lately and other useful metrics.
SullyGnome
The friendly gnome Sully or SullyGnome shows us Twitch statistics for 3, 7, 14, 30, 90, 180, 365 and more days. A way to check the evolution of the best streamers and if they have risen or fallen positions. A good complement or substitute for TwitchTracker .
In addition, you will see Twitch statistics such as total viewing hours, average viewers, the list of the most viewed channels and the most played games, channels that are growing the fastest, hot games …
Another peculiarity of SullyGnome is that it allows to filter the results by language to know the global in English or to know the ecosystem in Spanish or another language.
And if you access the file of each streamer, you will see complete statistics of their streamings, games shown and what type of live shows they have done lately in the form of a color graph.
TwitchMetrics
Twitch statistics on channels and games. TwitchMetrics shows the usual growing channel lists and channels with the most followers. Similar to TwitchTracker but with more variety of data. You will also see the most popular games, such as Fortnite or Dead by Daylight. That and the most interesting topics, like the classic Just Chatting, just talking.
Hours of live, language, when it was seen for the first time and when it last broadcast, if it has any record in the rankings, on which topics it has spoken in the last week, some of its most illustrious followers, when it usually broadcasts live, etc.
The file for each channel or streamer is very complete. Show all the Twitch stats you might need. About which games he has spoken and when , featured video clips, his most viewed streams and a long etcetera.
