Twitch Sub Count Checker

Not through this public lookup. Twitch's Get Broadcaster Subscriptions API requires the broadcaster's authorization. A creator may also choose to publish a count. This tool does not connect to a creator's authorized account and does not provide an exact or estimated subscriber total.

Real public channel facts: whether it exists and whether it's live right now with the current viewer count, plus — depending on which data source answers — its public follower count, its exact Partner or Affiliate status, when the account was created, and the current game. Anything a source doesn't supply is shown as unavailable rather than guessed. It does not retrieve or estimate subscriber totals.

A subscriber pays a monthly price that Twitch sets and adjusts to where the subscriber lives, and wherever they live, subscribers at the same tier get the same perks: badges, custom emotes and whatever else the streamer has enabled, such as ad-free viewing. Twitch's Local Subscription Pricing Countries page (read October 8, 2026) lists a Tier 1 sub at $5.99 on the web in the United States; Twitch also sells Tier 2 and Tier 3 subs. The streamer receives a share of what the subscriber paid under their revenue-share agreement with Twitch.