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What a Twitch views order moves, and what it leaves alone

Twitch keeps its numbers in two separate places: the live room, which exists only while you are streaming, and the video shelf, which is all a visitor can read the rest of the time. This order touches the second one. Here is exactly which part.

• The view count on the video you paste

  Your order clears this

  The number on that past broadcast, highlight or clip rises. It is the metric the order buys, the only one it moves, and it applies to that single video rather than to the channel. It is also most of what a first-time visitor ever sees: people mostly reach a Twitch channel when nobody is streaming, the shelf of videos and clips is the whole page at that moment, and a video carrying a count reads as one somebody already watched.

• Delivery from a public video link and nothing else

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  A view is added the way any visitor opens a public video, from the outside, so the order runs on the link. No password, no OAuth connection, no dashboard access. Keep the video public and on the channel while the order is running: our Terms require the target to be reachable during processing and disclaim undelivered portions when it is not.

• A count that reads lower than what was delivered, for 30 days after the order completes

  Your order clears this

  Twitch audits plays on its own terms and revises a video's count downward when it decides activity was artificial, so the figure on a past broadcast, highlight or clip can settle below where delivery left it. That is the case the refill covers. Email support@newfollowers.net inside the 30 days with the order ID and the number currently showing on that video, and we add the difference back at no charge. A drop you cause is not a claim: deleting the video, switching it to private, or letting a past broadcast run out its retention window takes the count away with the video, and nothing gets refilled onto a link that no longer resolves.

• Concurrent viewers, average viewers, or progress toward Affiliate

  Can't be bought

  Twitch Affiliate is judged on four things — 50 followers, 500 broadcast minutes, 7 unique broadcast days and an average of 3 concurrent viewers — and a view on a recorded video is none of them. The live viewer number is counted in the room while a stream is running, which a play on a VOD never enters. The follower criterion is the only one anything on this site addresses, and that is the Twitch followers page, not this one.

• Where the channel lands when someone browses a category

  Can't be bought

  Twitch's browse and category pages sort live channels by how many people are watching right now. A video's view count is not an input to that ordering and is not visible there at all, so an order placed here changes nothing about who finds the channel while it is live.

• Whether the video is still on the channel next month

  Can't be bought

  Past broadcasts are removed automatically when their retention window ends, and how long that window runs depends on the channel's status. The count is a property of the video, so it is deleted with it. Highlights and clips are not on that timer, which is the practical reason to order against one of those rather than a raw broadcast — and the reason a refill claim needs a video that is still there to be counted.

Twitch does not permit artificially inflating channel statistics, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise; it also counts views on its own terms and discounts activity it treats as artificial, so no honest provider will promise you a permanent figure. What this page promises is narrower and checkable: the order takes a video link and never a password, the price is on the tier before you pay, it attaches to the one video you paste and to nothing else on the channel, and what happens if delivery stalls or cannot be completed is set out in our Terms rather than promised here.