The top Kick analytics tool is now available to each and every streamer, following a successful but more limited rollout to Verified and Partner streamers earlier in 2026. The dashboard tracks followers, watch time, and engagement, and lets streamers generate a shareable Media Kit for brands.
Fetching stats for Kick streams from third-party sites isn’t necessarily difficult, but proving out their accuracy is another matter entirely. Smaller verified streamers often struggle to get reliable numbers, and even bigger names aren’t immune to the reliability problem.
That’s exactly why sourcing analytics directly from the streaming platform is simply better. And now, after roughly three years since its December 2022 launch, Kick has finally rolled out its own native analytics tool for use by all streamers.
Kick finally has its own dedicated analytics page
The new analytics page feature was first announced by Kick back in June 2026, but was initially limited to Verified and Partner Streamers. After more than a month of testing that proved successful, Kick has now made its analytics tool available for all streamers to use, regardless of their status with the platform.
Here’s everything streamers can track using Kick’s new analytics tool:
- Percentage breakdown of streaming activity by content categories
- Total number of messages sent in chat for the selected period of time
- Total number of followers a channel has at a certain point in time
- Number of new followers a channel gained during the selected period of time
- Highest number of concurrent viewers recorded at any single moment during a Kick stream
- Total number of individual accounts that watched any part of video content during a Kick stream for a selected period of time
It’s a versatile tool with a healthy amount of variety being made to streamers, and it’s expected that users on Kick will be putting it to even greater use now that it’s being made more widely available.
Even beyond the stats that are made available, the tool’s media kit generation feature will likely be the best part for most streamers. Kick can now generate a verified, shareable single link streamers can send to brands and agencies, replacing manually assembled screenshots or spreadsheets.
Currently, Kick analytics are only available for streamers on PC. That means Kick GO Live users can’t access it just yet. Even those using browsers on mobile phones will be prompted to switch to a larger screen for the best experience.
It’s possible that Kick will further expand use of its analytics tool to mobile-specific users, but that hasn’t ye tbeen confirmed.
