What metrics are included in the Twitch intelligence database?

Our comprehensive Twitch database tracks every crucial channel metric. You can view Total Followers, Average Viewers, Hours Watched, Hours Streamed, Followers Gain, and All-Time Peak Viewers. We also track exactly which Games were streamed during the selected timeframe.

How can I filter the Twitch leaderboard to find specific streamers?

The StreamMetrix UI offers granular control. You can filter the global Twitch database by spoken Language, broadcaster Country, specific Game categories, and set minimum/maximum Average Viewers thresholds to segment creators by size.

How can brands use StreamMetrix to scout Twitch talent?

Advertisers can bypass vanity metrics by sorting our database by Average Viewers or Followers Gain within a specific 7-day or 30-day window. This ensures you are partnering with Twitch streamers who have current, active momentum rather than stagnant legacy channels.

Why is Average Viewers the default sorting metric instead of Followers?

Follower counts represent historical accumulation, whereas Average Viewers represents current reality. Whether you are analyzing a channel for sponsorship or tracking your own growth, AV is the most accurate predictor of actual influence and concurrent reach.

How up-to-date is the Twitch viewership data?

We aggregate data directly from platform APIs and proprietary tracking nodes to ensure real-time accuracy. You can select custom date ranges to see exactly how many Hours Watched or Peak Viewers a Twitch channel generated during a specific week or month.

Can I see a streamer's All-Time Peak Viewers record?

Yes, our Twitch channel overview includes an 'All-Time Peak Viewers' column. This allows you to instantly gauge the absolute maximum reach a creator has historically achieved during major events, esports tournaments, or viral broadcasts.

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Twitch Streamer Database & Analytics

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Platform		Channel						All Time Peak Viewers	Games streamed
		Deep4ek Indonesian	119K	558	10,829	19h 25m	1K	545

FAQ

Our comprehensive Twitch database tracks every crucial channel metric. You can view Total Followers, Average Viewers, Hours Watched, Hours Streamed, Followers Gain, and All-Time Peak Viewers. We also track exactly which Games were streamed during the selected timeframe.
The StreamMetrix UI offers granular control. You can filter the global Twitch database by spoken Language, broadcaster Country, specific Game categories, and set minimum/maximum Average Viewers thresholds to segment creators by size.
Advertisers can bypass vanity metrics by sorting our database by Average Viewers or Followers Gain within a specific 7-day or 30-day window. This ensures you are partnering with Twitch streamers who have current, active momentum rather than stagnant legacy channels.
Follower counts represent historical accumulation, whereas Average Viewers represents current reality. Whether you are analyzing a channel for sponsorship or tracking your own growth, AV is the most accurate predictor of actual influence and concurrent reach.
We aggregate data directly from platform APIs and proprietary tracking nodes to ensure real-time accuracy. You can select custom date ranges to see exactly how many Hours Watched or Peak Viewers a Twitch channel generated during a specific week or month.
Yes, our Twitch channel overview includes an 'All-Time Peak Viewers' column. This allows you to instantly gauge the absolute maximum reach a creator has historically achieved during major events, esports tournaments, or viral broadcasts.