Twitch Raid Finder

Enter the name of the streamer on Twitch to see who raided him recently

	Date	Stream	Channel	Raided/Hosted	Whom	Number of viewers
1	Apr 01, 2026 at 23:24	Stream page	Frodan	raided	boxbox	with 1 590 authorized viewers
2	Apr 01, 2026 at 04:21	Stream page	dahpancake	raided	boxbox	with 7 authorized viewers
3	Mar 30, 2026 at 02:54	Stream page	monveloTTV	raided	boxbox	with 3 authorized viewers
4	Mar 29, 2026 at 00:33	Stream page	dogdog	raided	boxbox	with 1 435 authorized viewers
5	Mar 28, 2026 at 23:28	Stream page	Grubby	raided	boxbox	with 2 342 authorized viewers
6	Mar 28, 2026 at 01:33	Stream page	lilypichu	raided	boxbox	with 2 112 authorized viewers
7	Mar 28, 2026 at 00:47	Stream page	yut109	raided	boxbox	with 4 authorized viewers
8	Mar 25, 2026 at 01:40	Stream page	itsaer0_	raided	boxbox	with 2 authorized viewers
9	Mar 25, 2026 at 01:03	Stream page	yougelly	raided	boxbox	with 363 authorized viewers
10	Mar 25, 2026 at 00:47	Stream page	moniqve	raided	boxbox	with 20 authorized viewers

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How do I know who raided my favorite streamer?

Enter the name of Twitch channel here to check who raided or hosted him recently.

Our tool depends on the size of the streamer: you will not find raids or hosts for small creators. Search engine works correctly for streamers with 500 or more average viewers. For channels with 200-500 average viewers, the number of raids and hosts may be unavailable.
How do raids work on Twitch?

There are two ways to start a raid on Twitch. The first one is done through the creator’s dashboard and the second is much simpler: it’s done through the chat. The channel that’s being raided receives a notification on their broadcast right after the start of the raid.
How to find Twitch raids?

Use our Twitch Raid Finder tool to learn about the streamers that were recently hosted or raided. Thus, you will find out not only the channel that conducted the raid but also the size of the audience that was redirected to another broadcast. The same info can be found on the broadcast page of the biggest streamers.

What are raids on Twitch?

Raids is a Twitch feature that allows streamers to send their audience to watch another broadcast. Raids are usually conducted at the end of the stream, so viewers avoid wasting time searching for the next channel to watch and stay with the one chosen by the streamer.

Unlike ‘host’ function, viewers are completely redirected to another channel, so they join another chat room & all authorized viewers are added to the total viewers number of the channel that’s being raided.
What is the difference between raid and host on Twitch?

Raids send viewers of the channel to watch another streamer’s broadcast whereas a host keeps the viewers on its own channel and just streams whichever broadcast is being hosted on that channel.

If the streamer raids another one at the end of the broadcast, he/she will also host another channel. But a channel can host another channel without actually raiding it.

On October 3, 2022, Twitch officially removed the host feature. Here you can find the latest raids on streamers, as well as historical host data.

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Raid activity

3 hours ago		vulpeshd raided by sodapoppin.
19 hours ago		nitenightkid raided by summit1g.
1 day ago		foolish raided by juansguarnizo.
1 day ago		shrood raided by shroud.
1 day ago		smokey raided by summit1g.
2 days ago		shrood raided by shroud.
2 days ago		tinakitten raided by juansguarnizo.
2 days ago		rogue raided by summit1g.
3 days ago		laparce raided by juansguarnizo.
3 days ago		shrood raided by shroud.
3 days ago		nitenightkid raided by summit1g.
3 days ago		daniel_zoom raided by elded.
4 days ago		shrood raided by shroud.
4 days ago		timmac raided by summit1g.
4 days ago		alexmidiaz raided by elded.