Your stream brings viewers in. Channel Kit gives them a reason to stick around.

Leverage your content.
Discover, engage, build.

Channel Kit is a no code, content creation application for streamers and gamers that lets you build an online home for your audience.

Your audience shouldn't
disappear when you go offline.

Your stream is just the beginning. Give your audience a place to discover your content, unlock surprises, stay connected, and engage with your channel long after the broadcast ends.

Your stream ends. Your Channel Kit site is always on.

Give viewers a reason to return with a website built around your content, personality, and community—even when you're offline.

Build a brand that goes beyond your Twitch username.

You're building more than a stream. Create a home for your content, your identity, and your growing audience—with a website that's unmistakably yours.

Less tab-hopping, and juggling different tools.

Bring your content and audience experience together in one place. Spend less time sending people elsewhere.

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// PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY
// ALWAYS EVOLVING

Sick Engine™

Channel Kit has built in intelligence that we call S.I.C.K. (streaming insights, content, knowledge) that interprets video game content and data that configures your site automatically.

Game imagery is provided by IGDB, the internet game database (courtesy of Twitch).

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YOUR STREAM HAS ITS OWN VIBE. YOUR HOME ON THE INTERNET SHOULD TOO.

Modular block page builder

Our modular block system works like a visual design tool, not a traditional website builder. Decide what kind of content you want to share when you’re live, offline between streams, game details or how you want to engage your audience.

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YOUR SITE AUTOMATICALLY SYNCS TO THE GAME YOU ARE LIVE STREAMING.

Dynamic theming

Immerse your audience in a site that changes its appearance every time you play a different game.

Dynamic Game Theming (DGT) syncs colours, user interface elements, fonts and more so that your site feels like an extension of your stream.

Video game artwork is powered by the Internet Game Database (IGDB).