Noxyr Kick Integration: Live Alerts for Kick Streamers

What you get

A Kick alert works like a Twitch alert: one post per stream, never repeated while the stream runs, with a Watch button and your own wording. You can ping a role or @everyone and use the placeholders {name}, {title}, {game} and {url}. The docs call the feature free for up to 25 creators per server across all supported platforms.

Kick is treated the same as Twitch in Noxyr. The only difference is where the data comes from: Kick's own official public API. Noxyr uses only official APIs for every platform, which is the reason some sites, such as TikTok, are not offered.

How it is connected

There is no account link. You give the creator's name or link and a channel. Anyone with Manage Server can do it. That means you can follow your own channel, a partner's or a community member's.

Set it up

1. Open Stream alerts. On the dashboard, go to Community, then Engagement. Or run /stream add.
2. Choose Kick as the platform and enter the creator's name or link.
3. Pick the alert channel. Make sure Noxyr can view and send messages there.
4. Add a role ping and a message if you want them.
5. Run /stream test to see a sample with no ping.

/stream list shows who is followed and who is live now. /stream remove stops it.

What it can and cannot do

• It can post a go-live alert with a Watch button and a role ping.
• It cannot post anything other than what the docs describe: live alerts for Twitch and Kick, uploads for YouTube. Treat Kick chat, follows and clips as not supported.
• It cannot be instant. Noxyr checks every few minutes, and the alert is expected within about two minutes of a stream starting.
• It cannot follow a streamer without the platform's public data. Only public, official data is used.

The thumbnail, title and game shown on a Kick alert depend on what Kick's public API returns. The Twitch alert is the one the docs describe with game, viewer count and thumbnail in detail.

Troubleshooting

No alert when the streamer goes live

Run /stream list. The creator should appear under Kick with the right channel. Then run /stream test for that creator. If the sample posts, the channel and permissions are fine, and the cause is timing or the name.

Creator not found

Check the spelling of the creator's Kick name, or paste the full channel link, and choose Kick as the platform.

You hit the limit

The cap is 25 creators per server across Twitch, Kick and YouTube. Remove one with /stream remove before adding another.

The ping does nothing

Set the role again with /stream add, and check Noxyr may mention it.

Good ways to use the alert

Give the alert its own channel and ping a role that members choose to join, such as Stream Squad, rather than @everyone. Keep the line short: the name, the title and the link. If a creator streams on more than one platform, add them once per platform, since each follow is a separate entry that counts toward the 25-creator limit.

It is worth sending /stream test once after you add someone, so you can see how the post looks in your channel and fix the wording before the first real stream. A sample never pings anyone.

Platforms at a glance

Who should set this up

Remember that alerts are polled, not pushed, so give a new follow a few minutes before you decide it is broken.

Anyone with Manage Server can add or remove alerts, so give that permission to the person who knows the creators best, usually a community manager. The alert needs no setup on the streamer's side: they do not install anything or approve anything on Kick. If the streamer is already live when you add them, the next check decides what posts, so test with /stream test rather than waiting for a stream.

Next step

Read the stream alerts docs and the stream alerts bot page. Streamers who also use Twitch or YouTube can follow both: Twitch, YouTube. The streamer page has more ideas.