Streamer.bot review

Streamer.bot is the power tool of Twitch bots. It runs locally rather than in the cloud, connecting directly to your streaming tools, and it gives you building blocks instead of fixed features: actions, triggers, built-in queues and commands that you combine into whatever interaction you can design. External scripts in Python, JavaScript and PowerShell are supported, and custom C# code runs as a first-class integration. It can send and receive data over WebSockets, HTTP or UDP, and plugins and extensions add more. A unified chat window merges Twitch, YouTube and Kick, with 7TV, FFZ and BTTV emotes, slash commands to set titles everywhere, and quick ban and timeout tools. Decks give you custom buttons and sliders to control the stream remotely, and Speaker.bot adds text to speech. Streamer.bot is privacy focused, with remote services opt-in. The price is the learning curve, and Windows is the main platform, with Linux and macOS marked experimental.

Who it is for

Technical streamers who want to script complex interactions and control their stream locally.

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending).

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Key features

• Actions, triggers, built-in queues and commands
• Custom C# code as a first-class integration, plus Python, JavaScript and PowerShell scripts
• Multi-stream chat for Twitch, YouTube and Kick with 7TV, FFZ and BTTV emotes
• Customizable Decks for remote control of your stream
• Integration with Speaker.bot text to speech

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: The deepest automation options on this list
• Strength: Local first, with opt-in remote services and full control of your data
• Strength: Unified chat across three platforms with slash commands and mod tools
• Weakness: Steep learning curve for non-programmers
• Weakness: Runs on your computer; Linux and macOS support is experimental
• Weakness: No public statement of price on the homepage we could confirm

Key facts

• Type: Local desktop app
• Platforms: Twitch, YouTube and Kick
• Operating systems: Windows; Linux and macOS experimental
• Scripting: C#, Python, JavaScript, PowerShell

Where it ranks

Streamer.bot is No. 6 in our Best Twitch Chat Bots verdict.