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Small channels. Paid streams.

Streamers connect their channel and name a price. Brands hire knowing where every number came from, and the money’s held until the stream is delivered.

Connected channels. Money held until delivery.

What brings you here?

Why we exist

Every game has its people.

Right now, someone is streaming a game they love to a crowd that shows up every night, and the studio has never heard of them. We connect games with the people who play them: the big names, and the loyal ones who stayed.

HireStreamers is the missing link: the market where big and small find their people.

Who it helps

  • Streamers

    Get paid to play what you already love.

    • Your Top 4 games put you in front of the studios that make them.
    • Small crowds count. Tiers start at 1 viewer.
    • The money is held before you go live, and paid when the stream is delivered.
    Join free
  • Studios and brands

    Find the streamers who’ll actually play your game.

    • Post a brief, and streamers come to you with offers.
    • See who already picked your game.
    • Pay only for streams that are delivered.
    Create a brand account
  • Games already out

    Your game’s still alive. Find who’s still playing.

    • Every released game has a page showing the streamers who picked it in their Top 4: the ones who stayed and played.
    • Bring them back with a brief for an update, a sale or an anniversary.
    • Big or small, out now or years old.
    Browse games

How a paid stream comes together

  1. Every card is signed in by its owner.

    Sign in with Twitch, Kick, YouTube or TikTok. That proves the channel is yours.

    Owner signed inSigned in with TwitchSample data
  2. Your tier is your usual crowd. One big night doesn’t count.

    We use your middle stream of the last 30 days, so one spike or viewers sent over by another streamer don’t count. Tier 1 starts at 1 viewer. Sample copy

    RisingEstablishedProHeadlinerSample data
  3. Brands post a brief.

    A brief is a paid job: what to stream, when, and the budget. Try a new game, fill a server or put a product on camera. Set a budget range.

    Open briefTry a new gameMirewren Gate$150 to $400Sample data
  4. Name your price.

    Streamers answer a brief with an offer at their own price. The brand picks one.

    Offer: pixelkestrel, $120Sample data
  5. Held until the stream is delivered.

    The brand pays up front. We hold it until the stream is delivered.

    Held $120Held until deliveredSample data
  6. Every number says where it came from.

    Every brief gets its own short link, so we count each click. Tell us your sales and we show what you made back.

    hirestreamers.com/k/mirewren-gate412 clicks38 salesSample data
  7. Go live. Get paid. Get rated.

    We check delivery from tracked stream data. Then the streamer is paid and the brand rates the work.

    Paid $120Mirewren Gate rated the stream 5 of 5Sample data

Simple.

Play what you love. Get paid to show it off.

  1. Add our bot.

    One click. It joins your chat and keeps count.

  2. Your stats track themselves.

    Viewers, chat and streams, logged every time you go live.

  3. Your card updates on its own.

    New numbers land on your stat card after every stream.

  4. Play the games you love.

    Brands send paid briefs for the games you already play.

ChatSample data

Bothirestreamers bot joined the chat

Bothirestreamers bot Stream logged38 viewers · 9 messages a minute(Sample data)

Level up your card. Get paid to play.

Connect channel

Free to join. You set your price.

How tiers work.

  • RisingTier 1 · 1 to 49 viewers per stream
  • EstablishedTier 2 · 50 to 149 viewers per stream
  • ProTier 3 · 150 to 500 viewers per stream
  • HeadlinerTier 4 · 501+ viewers per stream

We take the middle stream of your last 30 days: half had more viewers, half fewer. Updated weekly. Viewers sent by another streamer don’t count. You get a tier after 8 streams and 15 hours.

No viewer minimum to join. Tier 1 starts at 1 viewer. Brands pick the tier they need. Sample copy

Connect channel

Every number has a source.

Streamers upload their platform’s stats file. We check the file, the dates and who owns the channel.

A combined number carries the weakest label of the channels it adds. The top label, Counted live by us, waits for the pending legal decision on reading platform numbers.

Their stats file, checked
A platform stats file, checked by us for file, dates and numbers, and for who owns the channel. We check the file, not the platform’s own records. Covers the last 30 days.
Typed in by the streamer
The channel owner typed these numbers in for the last 30 days.
We’re checking their file
A file is in and being read.
Stats file from Sep 3
The file is stale, so the card shows its date.