Pick the plan that fits your channel's needs. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime and your first paid plan starts with a 7-day trial.
Billed every month. Cancel any time and keep the plan until the billing period ends.
Essential streaming tools: basic chat commands, stream planning, and analytics. Free forever.
AI chat, automated channel events, widget customization, and giveaways. Built for affiliates ready to grow their community.
More AI commands and tokens, ML-powered mod tools, advanced rewards with AI message generation, full custom widget suite, and detailed analytics.
Maximum AI tokens, unlimited AI commands, unlimited custom widgets, and 10 GB widget storage.
What each one does, in detail, is on its own page — see all nine features.
Every account has a referral link. The streamer you invite starts on a 14-day trial instead of 7, and when they pay their first real invoice you get a $5.00 credit against your own bill.
A capped, failed or disabled reward is named on your Referrals page rather than shown as a zero — you can always tell why a credit has not landed.
Yes — 7 days on your first paid plan, or 14 if another streamer referred you. You add a card at checkout, and nothing is charged during the trial. When it ends, the trial becomes the plan you picked and that card is charged; we email you three days before, and cancelling in Manage Billing before then costs nothing. Switching tier during your trial keeps the trial running. The trial attaches once per account: if you have subscribed before, a new subscription starts billing straight away rather than opening a second trial.
No. The free plan needs a Twitch login and nothing else, it does not expire, and most of what StreamerCatalyst does sits on it — the chatbot, mod automation, stats, overlays, planning, tipping and the Discord bot.
No. They are plan names and nothing more — they have no relation to your Twitch broadcaster type, and anyone can buy any of them. What Twitch itself gates is bits and subscriptions, and that is between you and Twitch.
Yes, from the Billing page. Switching changes the subscription you already have, so you are never billed for two, and it takes effect as soon as you confirm. Moving up adds the difference for the rest of your billing period to your next invoice; moving down credits the unused part of your old plan against that invoice. Changing how often you pay — monthly, yearly or every two years — starts the new billing period that day and charges it straight away, less a credit for the time left on the old one. Access follows the new tier as soon as Stripe confirms the change — there is nothing to switch on afterwards.
You keep the plan until the period you have already paid for ends, then your channel moves to the free plan. Anything past the free plan’s limits — commands, auto chats, rules, boards, overlays — is switched off or archived rather than deleted, and you can switch it back on after subscribing again. Two things do go: stats older than the free plan’s 7-day window are pruned, and videos uploaded on a paid plan are removed after a grace period.
Stripe retries the card automatically, and your plan keeps working while it does. We email you when a payment fails — at most once a week while it keeps failing — with a link to update your card in Manage Billing. If the retries run out without a payment, your channel moves to the free plan, the same way a cancellation does.
Yes, and the figures on this page are computed from the real prices rather than rounded for the page. Paying yearly saves about 30% against twelve monthly payments, and paying for two years saves about 40%.
No, on any plan including the free one. Stripe’s own processing fees are the only cost and they go to Stripe — we take no percentage and charge nothing for tipping itself.
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