Dashboard Overview

Introduction

The dashboard is your central hub for managing everything on Viewbot.tv. From here you can add and remove channels, create and monitor bot instances, and keep track of your follower counts, all in one place.

Managing Channels

The dashboard allows you to add channels from both Twitch and Kick. You can have up to 8 channels per platform, for a total of 16 channels maximum.

Adding a Channel

To add a channel, simply enter your channel name and select the platform (Twitch or Kick). Once added, the channel will appear on your dashboard with its avatar and follower information.

If your channel doesn't show up after typing the name, make sure to press Enter on your keyboard (both on desktop and mobile).

Deleting a Channel

You can remove a channel at any time from the dashboard. Deleting a channel will also stop any running instances associated with it.

Channel Cards

Each channel on your dashboard is displayed as a card with useful information at a glance:

• •Channel avatar: clicking it will redirect you directly to your channel on Twitch or Kick
• •Follower count: see your current follower information directly on the card
• •Running instances: a visual indicator shows if you have any active bot instances running
• •Platform badge: easily identify whether the channel is on Twitch or Kick

Bot Instances

From the dashboard you can create and manage bot instances for each of your channels.

Creating an Instance

Select a channel, choose the bot type you want to run, configure the parameters, and start the instance. Each instance runs independently, so you can have multiple bots running on the same channel at the same time.

Viewing Your Instances

You can check from the dashboard if you have an active instance on your channel. You can see the status of each instance, what bot type it is, and which channel it belongs to. Running instances are highlighted so you can quickly spot what's active.

Follower Information

Your dashboard displays follower information for each of your channels. This lets you track your growth over time and see the impact of the Follower Bot directly from the main dashboard. No need to visit the platform itself.

Channel Limits

Each account can have up to:

8 Twitch channels

8 Kick channels

That's a total of 16 channels across both platforms.

Quick Links

Clicking on a channel's avatar will redirect you to its page on the corresponding platform. This is a quick way to check your live stream or channel page without leaving the dashboard.

Plans and Platforms

Plans are per platform: a Twitch plan runs on Twitch and a Kick plan runs on Kick. To use both, pick a plan for each. You can see your plans in Settings (open your profile menu at the top right), on the Subscription tab.

Bought a Plan for the Wrong Platform?

You can move it to the other platform yourself. Open Settings, go to Subscription, and a Bought the wrong platform? box shows what the move gives you, with a button to move the plan. The box appears when:

• •the plan is a Starter, Pro or Elite plan bought in the last 24 hours, and it has not been moved before
• •nothing has been used on the platform you bought it for: no bot started there, and no followers, clip views, poll votes, VOD views or AI credits used
• •the other platform has no plan, trial or auto-renewal running yet

You get the same plan on the other platform for the time you had left. The first time you move a plan, you keep all of that time in both directions, with the new plan's full followers, clip views and AI credits. After that, Kick plans cost more than Twitch plans, so a later move from Kick to Twitch still keeps your time day for day, and a later move from Twitch to Kick gives fewer days, in proportion to the two prices. For example, a Twitch Starter week ($14) then becomes about 5 days of Kick Starter ($19 a week), and the plan's followers, clip views and AI credits are counted the same way. Nothing is charged or refunded.

If you bought the plan with auto-renewal, that auto-renewal is cancelled when you move the plan, so the old platform is not charged again. To renew on the new platform, buy the same plan there with auto-renewal turned on, and the time you have left is added to it.

No box? Then the plan cannot be moved automatically, for example after 24 hours, once it has been used, or for a trial or an add-on pack. Message us from the chat and we will look at it with you.

Pausing Your Plan

Taking a break? Instead of cancelling, you can pause an auto-renewing plan. Open Settings, go to Subscription, and use Pause auto-renewal on the plan. A weekly plan pauses for 1, 2 or 4 weeks, a monthly plan for 1 month.

• •The renewals that fall inside the pause are skipped, so you are not charged for them.
• •Your plan stops right away and keeps the time it had left. No bots run on it while it is paused, and its followers, clip views and AI credits wait for you.
• •When the pause ends, the plan comes back on its own with that time, and auto-renewal charges again on its usual day.

You can pause a plan on each platform once every 90 days. The option shows on Starter, Pro and Elite plans with auto-renewal whose current period is paid, from 24 hours after you subscribed. Stop your bots on that platform first, and if a renewal payment failed, fix it before pausing. While a plan is paused you cannot buy another plan on that platform; to restart it sooner, message us in the chat.

Next Steps

Now that you're familiar with the dashboard, explore the individual bot guides to learn how to configure and use each bot effectively: