StreamElements Chatbot review
A free cloud chatbot with moderation, loyalty tools, and interactive features for three streaming platforms.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
StreamElements Chatbot helps streamers and moderators manage live-chat activity on Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. Its free cloud service suits solo creators and small teams looking for more than basic commands: it also covers moderation, loyalty points, games, giveaways, timers, and alerts. Commands and modules are configured in the StreamElements dashboard, with some bot settings also manageable directly in chat.
The feature mix is its clearest strength. Custom commands can use variables, aliases, cooldowns, and configurable permissions, while preconfigured commands cover channel management, chat interaction, and stream information. Spam filters address links, caps, banned words, emotes, language, and other message patterns. For viewer participation, it includes points and leaderboards, games such as bingo, duels, roulette, slots, and emote games, plus queues, raffles, giveaways, and prediction contests. Timers and automated event alerts extend its usefulness for routine chat updates. Song requests with a moderated queue and playback controls are listed for YouTube.
The published product description calls the bot free, and the pricing model is free; the available information does not break out paid tiers. Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and Fourthwall are named integrations, though chatbot command support is specifically stated for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. Support channels are community and documentation. This makes the bot a practical fit for creators who want a wide collection of chat and interaction tools without a listed subscription cost. Creators whose priority is song requests across multiple platforms should look elsewhere, since the documented song-request feature is YouTube-specific. Likewise, teams requiring support beyond community and documentation may prefer a product with other support channels.
StreamElements Chatbot pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports Twitch, YouTube, and Kick chatbot commands
- Combines spam filters, loyalty points, games, and giveaways
- Custom commands offer variables, aliases, cooldowns, and permissions
- Where it doesn't
- Song requests are listed for YouTube only
- Support channels are community and documentation
- Bot configuration is through the dashboard or chat
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