Streamer Discord Server Template

Who it is for

Use this if you stream on Twitch, Kick or YouTube and want a home for your viewers. It also fits video creators. For more on the creator side, see the streamers page and content creators.

Channel plan

Role tiers

Match your supporter tiers to Discord roles, but give none of them extra permissions beyond chat perks.

Set it up with Noxyr

1. Run /stream add with your platform and name, pick #go-live and a ping role. Test with /stream test. Official Twitch, Kick and YouTube APIs only. See stream alerts.
2. Post the live ping role as a button with /reactionrole create.
3. Start giveaways for viewers with /giveaway, using role or message requirements. See giveaways.
4. Run polls with /poll create for next game or schedule.
5. Turn on the verify button and anti-spam. See anti-spam.
6. Add a starboard so the best clips surface on their own.

Tips for the first week

• Test your alert with a sample before going live, so you do not find a typo while on stream.
• Do not mention every viewer in each alert. A single opt-in role is enough.
• Post your stream schedule in the welcome channel and keep it current.
• Give mods the Timeout Members permission, not Ban, until you trust them.

Make the stream and server feed each other

Put your Discord invite in your stream panels and chat commands, and put your stream link in #welcome. Mention the server on stream when something happens there, such as a poll result or a giveaway winner. People join when they see a reason, not a banner.

Moderating while you are live

You cannot watch Discord and a stream at once. Turn on anti-spam and link filters, keep verification on and let your mods use /warn add so there is a record. See the warning system for steps that time out or kick at set counts.

Common mistakes

• Pinging everyone for every stream. Use an opt-in role.
• Giving supporters moderator permissions as a thank you.
• Leaving old giveaways open. End them or let them expire.

When your community grows

Once chat is busy, add a few topic channels for the things viewers keep raising, such as a game you play often or a fan art corner. Retire a channel when it has been quiet for a month. Review your roles every few months and remove perks nobody uses.

Extra ideas

Run a weekly viewer game night with /gamenight plan, let regulars suggest games in #suggestions, and keep an art or clip showcase for fans. These small habits make the server a place people open even when you are offline.

Keep going

Look at polls and the starboard. A custom branded bot is covered in the streamer custom bot article.