Subathon explained
A subathon is a stream that gets longer with every subscription. A timer counts down on screen, and every sub, gift sub, bit or donation adds time to it. The stream keeps going until the timer reaches zero – sometimes for hours, sometimes for days.
That depends on your community: every contribution extends it. To keep it manageable, set a time cap as a maximum duration or a fixed end time – then the timer stops adding time once it reaches the cap.
A common start is 5 minutes per sub and 1 minute per 100 bits or per 1.00 donated. Vision starts with these values, and you can change every rule and test it before you go live.
Yes. Time comes in from Twitch and Kick directly, and donations can come from StreamElements, Streamlabs, TipeeeStream, Ko-fi, betterplace or Shopify.
Yes. Pause and resume without losing time, for example for a break or overnight, and add or remove minutes with one click. Your mods can control the timer too.
Time rules
Set how much time each event adds: per sub, per 100 bits or per euro donated. Rules run from top to bottom, and a limit per contribution keeps single events in check.
Sources
Time comes in from Twitch and Kick directly, and from StreamElements, Streamlabs, TipeeeStream, Ko-fi, betterplace and Shopify. Each event type counts from one source only, so nothing is added twice.
Control
Pause and resume without losing time, add or remove minutes with one click, and cap the subathon with a maximum duration or a fixed end time. Mods get their own permissions to view, control or edit.
Overlay
Add the subathon layer to any Vision overlay. Pick one of five themes and show the timer, milestones, the latest contributor or live stats.
Pricing
Start free and add your team when you need it. All prices include VAT.
Your first overlay, free forever.
More overlays and sponsor rotations for a small team.
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All prices are inclusive of the applicable sales tax. The actual sales tax will be calculated based on your location and may vary by country.