Your channel is dark most of the month

Type a Twitch login. We read the public VOD archive and estimate how many hours went out live over the last 30 days — and how many hours of past broadcasts are still available to replay.

No account, no Twitch authorisation. Public Helix data only.

A 30-day month is 720 hours. A streamer who goes live 5 hours a day fills 150 of them and leaves 570 dark. Those 570 hours are not empty because there is nothing to show — the archive is already there. They are empty because nobody is playing it.

A login, or a twitch.tv link. Nothing is stored at this step.

A 24/7 channel is not a theory

ZeratoR runs one. These are third-party measurements, not our dashboard.

1,015 average viewers Over 30 days.
168 hours streamed Over 7 days — 168 h is a full week on air.
5,285 peak viewers Over 30 days.

Figures move; open the source to check today’s.

ZeratoR’s 24/7 channel, source SullyGnome, as of 2026-09-13

Put the dark hours to work

Your archive is already paid for. Connect the channel and it goes on air.

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