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Miss Nothing.

Can you tell exactly how many bots a channel has?

No — and anyone who says they can is bluffing. The platforms don't publish trust-and-safety data, so every external tool produces an estimate. We'll show you a confidence-weighted score and the signals behind it, never an authoritative count.

Which platforms will it cover at launch?

Twitch and Kick first, since they expose the public data we need (viewer counts, chat density, follower history, clip metrics). YouTube Live, Rumble, and Trovo are slower because their public APIs surface less reliable timing data.

How fresh will the analysis be?

Live signals are sampled every few minutes during a stream. Historical baselining looks back across a full 30-day window. Pro subscribers get faster refresh and longer retention.

Will it show false positives?

Some, unavoidably — raids, viral clips, and major event spikes can look like inflation. That's why the score comes with the signals that drove it, so you can sanity-check it yourself instead of trusting a black box.

Is this an accusation tool?

Absolutely not. Channels surface a risk score, not a verdict. We won't publish leaderboards of accused channels. The goal is to help honest streamers, sponsors, and viewers tell real growth from inflation — not to start drama.

Will viewbot detection cost extra?

Basic single-channel checks will be free with limits. Bulk monitoring, historical trend reports, and API access ship as part of StreamParty Pro.