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BetterStreams is a stream automation platform for Twitch that turns viewer interactions into automatic actions. Set up triggers for channel point redeems, subs, raids, cheers, follows, and chat messages, then connect them to OBS scene switches, source toggles, text-to-speech, giveaways, and more. What makes it different from StreamElements or Streamlabs is the focus on reward management. BetterStreams lets you organize rewards into folders, auto-toggle them on and off by game category, scale costs based on redemption volume, and track redemption analytics that Twitch doesn't provide natively.
19 trigger types and 22 condition filters let you get specific about when actions fire (time of day, subscriber status, category, etc). The free tier includes 3 triggers with all trigger and condition types. Pro ($8.99/mo or $79.99/yr) unlocks unlimited triggers, simultaneous actions, advanced giveaways, and a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
Setup takes under five minutes. No coding, no desktop app to install.
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BetterStreams.tv's answer:
Web-based Twitch automation that connects subs, raids, cheers, and channel point redeems to OBS actions, TTS, and giveaways. Built for reward management with auto-toggling by game category, cost scaling, and redemption analytics Twitch doesn't provide. No coding, setup in 5 minutes.
BetterStreams.tv's answer:
Most Twitch automation tools treat channel point rewards as an afterthought. BetterStreams was built around them. You get reward folders for organization, auto-toggling by game category so rewards turn on and off when you switch games, cost scaling to keep your economy balanced, and redemption analytics that Twitch doesn't provide. Other tools focus on chat bots or overlay widgets. BetterStreams focuses on connecting viewer interactions to real actions in OBS, with 19 trigger types and 22 condition filters to get specific about when things fire.
BetterStreams.tv's answer:
Twitch streamers who use channel point rewards and want to automate their stream without learning to code. Especially variety streamers who play multiple games and have 15+ rewards that need to be toggled on and off between categories. Non-technical creators who want powerful automation with a simple setup.
BetterStreams.tv's answer:
I'm a Twitch streamer who got frustrated managing channel point rewards manually. Every time I switched games, I had to toggle rewards on and off one by one. Twitch doesn't track which rewards get redeemed or how often, so I had no idea which ones my viewers actually cared about. I built BetterStreams to solve my own problem, then realized other streamers deal with the same thing. It started as a side project and grew into a full platform.
BetterStreams.tv's answer:
TypeScript, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, OBS WebSocket protocol, Twitch EventSub API.