Twitch stream feedback from real viewers
- Recorded broadcasts and clips, never live
- Did the title and category match the stream?
- What a newcomer thinks of your channel page
- Short text reports, 72 hours to review
Step 1/2
Set up the viewer path and questions
Twitch stream feedback
Open the recorded broadcast or clip
a recording, never live
Watch at least 5 minutes with sound on
no skipping
Follow the channel if they enjoyed it
optional, not checked or paid
Look at the channel page, schedule and clips
Rate the video 1–10 and explain
Did the stream title and category match the content?
Did the first 30 seconds hold attention?
What is the main idea, and for whom?
Would you do what the video asks?
Total cost*
Choose the task distribution period for testers:
Faster
No time to wait. Let’s go!
Optimal
A balanced pace and middle ground
Slower
Taking it slow with no rush
- * Paste a link to a recorded Twitch broadcast (VOD) or clip
- Each viewer watches at least 5 minutes of the recording
- Following is optional and never paid; we never send viewers to a live stream
Step 2/2
Paste the video link — then launch the test
Video or profile link (tip: an unlisted YouTube or Google Drive link keeps your public counters untouched)
🤔 How does the Boosttester task marketplace work?
You create a task
It is saved to Drafts
There you can pay for it after topping up your balance in your account
The service assigns your task to testers
The system builds test scenarios from your settings and assigns them to available testers through our partner tester network
You review the report and pay for the work
You accept the report or reject it if it is incorrect. Payment is made only for completed and accepted tasks.
How to create a project?
Choose a platform — where you want to test the interaction scenario
Configure activity parameters within the user scenario
Specify search details for the listing — this helps testers find the required content faster.
Add search queries — an important element for interaction.
Specify the link, category, region and key elements of the listing
After payment, the system assigns the task to testers
You review the results, evaluate actions, and if necessary, send them for revision
You pay only for work that was really done
Empty or off-topic reports are sent back automatically, before you even see them
Control questions about your page — testers can only answer them after visiting it
Testers note the exact time of their visit (UTC+3), so you can match every session in Google Analytics
Accept the report, send it back for revision or replace the tester. Unaccepted tasks are refunded
Note:
Testers take part voluntarily and are paid for their time. They describe their own experience, and we never ask them to praise your product.
All actions are carried out as part of user testing.
What a small Twitch streamer can learn
A newcomer decides in the first minutes whether to stay. Viewers watch a recording of your stream and tell you when they would have left and why.
They also open your channel page: panels, schedule and clips. You learn whether it explains who you are and when to come back.
You pay only for work that was really done
Every report starts with a control question: for a video, the last on-screen text or the last sentence; for a profile, the first line of the bio.
You have 72 hours to check each report. Accept it, send it back for revision, or reject it — you are refunded for work you did not accept.
What this is not
We do not sell views, likes, followers or comments.
Liking or following is never required and never paid: testers are paid for their time.
We do not promise more reach, followers or a spot in recommendations.
You get honest answers from real people, so you can fix the video before your audience sees it.
Related video feedback pages
Twitch stream feedback FAQ
Why not send viewers to my live stream?
Can I test a video before I post it?
Who are the testers?
Will this give my video more views or followers?
Do testers like, follow or comment?
What does a report look like?
How much does it cost?