Compare channels

Compare Twitch stats

The Compare channels tool allows you to compare up to three channels with each other over any time period.

By default, you’ll be given the results for the last 7 days covering all the viewers. You can customize that by selecting another duration of up to 30 days at any time point after June 2020. You may also filter the data in the table on your left based on the game streamed.

The results given in the table aren’t just comparing basic metrics such as Hours Watched, Peak Viewers or Average Concurrent Viewers, but also give you a deeper understanding of how many games were streamed, what are the most popular ones and even the number of Unique Authorized Viewers found at the bottom.

‘Channels Growth’ below will show you a historical comparison between the channels starting from June 2019 covering some basic metrics. You can also change the data to be present Daily instead of Weekly as well as interact with the chart if you want to look at a certain moment in past.

This tool with Twitch stats comparison is great for the situations when you are launching a campaign, for instance, and trying to involve multiple streamers with the goal of covering as many as possible unique viewers. Or vice versa, to make sure the voice is heard and involve different streamers with a similar audience.

Audience Location & Overlap

‘Audience overlap stats’ is an exclusive way to see Twitch streamers overlap and to analyze how the actual audience is overlapping between the channels. The description at the bottom will better explain to you what we can visually see in the Euler diagram.

This feature works only for Twitch channels and based on the intersection of unique authorized viewers.