Free channel check

How far is your Kick channel from Partner?

Put your channel name in. We read the numbers Kick publishes for it and line them up against Kick's own Partner Program requirements. Then we tell you which part of the gap you can pay to close and which part you cannot.

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Public channel data only. We never ask for a password or a login.

The bar you are being measured against

Kick's published Partner Program requirements

Six checks, every one of them counted over a trailing 30 days.

250

Followers

75

Avg viewers

25

Active subs

250

Unique chatters

30

Hours streamed

3

VODs

Clearing all six makes a channel eligible to apply. Kick reviews each application on its own and says these numbers may still change.

Finish the picture yourself

Kick keeps most of a channel's numbers private. These five tools are free, need no account, and between them cover the parts a public lookup will never see.

What an order can actually move

Active subscriptions, streamed hours and VODs are yours to earn. Everything below exists to move the rest.

StripeVisaMastercardCryptocurrency

Cards through Stripe, or cryptocurrency. Your public channel name is the only thing we ever need from your Kick account. Refund terms are on the refund policy page.

Questions the check tends to raise

The short version. Full details live on the FAQ page.

  • Straight off Kick's own public channel data, read live when you press the button. Nothing is stored, estimated or smoothed. If Kick is unreachable at that moment the check says so and shows you nothing.

  • Because followers are the only one of Kick's six Partner Program checks that appears in public channel data. Average viewers, active subscriptions, unique chatters, streamed hours and VODs all sit behind your own dashboard. Any site showing you those from outside is guessing.

  • Yes. It comes from Kick's help center article on joining the Partner Program, alongside the other five requirements, all measured over a trailing 30 days. Kick states the numbers may change while the program is refined, and that clearing them makes you eligible to apply rather than accepted.

  • Never. Your public channel name is the only thing an order needs, and that is already visible to anyone who opens Kick.

  • Cheap services dump thousands of followers at once from recycled accounts, and Kick's spam detection catches that pattern quickly. Delivery here is paced and comes from real-looking profiles.

  • We can't speak for Kick's enforcement decisions. What we can tell you is how the delivery process was built: no password access, and pacing designed to look like ordinary growth.

  • Message support with your order ID. If your order hasn't started processing within 48 hours you're eligible for a full refund. The Refund Policy page has the complete terms.

  • Cards through Stripe, plus cryptocurrency. Neither one needs access to your Kick account.

What streamers told us

“I bounce between GTA V lobbies and Warzone solos most nights, and for a long time my profile just looked abandoned no matter what I was playing. Once the numbers matched the effort I was putting in, people actually stuck around to see which game I'd load up next.”
Ethan Vale, GTA V & Warzone streamer
“A lot of my audience is younger, and their parents check a channel before letting their kid follow it. Having a real-looking follower count and an active chat made the whole thing feel less sketchy to the adults watching over their kid's shoulder.”
Milo Hartley, Minecraft & Roblox streamer
“Switching between Valorant ranked and Apex Legends meant my clips were scattered and none of them had enough traction to travel on their own. Giving the best ones a push was what finally got a few reposted outside Kick.”
Noah Vance, Valorant & Apex streamer
“There's nothing quieter than running a Tarkov raid to a chat with zero messages in it. It took a few weeks, but the channel stopped feeling like I was talking to myself between CS2 rounds and Tarkov extracts.”
Luka Renner, CS2 & Tarkov streamer

Still guessing where you stand?

The check at the top of this page takes a few seconds and costs nothing. It uses 250 followers as the reference point because that is the number Kick publishes.

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