Kick Analytics & Top Streamer Leaderboards

FAQ

• What does the Kick rankings page measure?

  Kick channels are ranked by Average Concurrent Viewers over 7 or 30 days, with Peak Viewers, Hours Watched, Airtime and follower gain shown next to it. Because Kick is a younger platform, ranking on current viewership rather than lifetime totals is what surfaces the channels that are actually pulling an audience right now.

• Is Kick data as deep as Twitch or YouTube data?

  Kick launched in 2023, so the historical depth is shorter by nature — there is simply less past to chart. Everything measured live is tracked the same way as on the other platforms: concurrent viewers, Airtime, categories, follower movement and per-stream results.

• How do I spot fast-growing Kick channels?

  Sort by follower gain rather than total followers, then cross-check against Average Viewers for the same period. On a platform still building its user base, a channel adding followers while holding viewership is a far stronger signal than a large follower number carried over from elsewhere.

• Do Kick streamers who also stream on Twitch or YouTube show up twice?

  Simulcasting is common on Kick. Each platform account is tracked as its own channel with its own numbers, and where we can match the same creator across platforms the linked channels are shown on the channel page, so you can see both sides of a simulcast instead of one half of it.

• Can I compare Kick against another platform?

  Yes — the platform filter accepts more than one platform at a time, which produces a combined ranking such as Kick and Twitch in a single table sorted on the same metrics.