Elevate Your Discord x Kick Experience

Invite the bot with the Invite link. Find the streamer on kick.com, like https://kick.com/xqc. Use /add in Discord, paste the streamer link or name in the streamer field, and choose a channel for notifications. Optionally, customize messages with /variables. Ensure the bot has permissions in your channel.

To purchase premium, use /premium in your server and follow the checkout link. To cancel, enter /premium again and click 'Cancel Subscription'. Benefits include unlimited streamers, counters, leaderboards, priority notifications, and support. Note: Purchases are bound by Terms of Use and Refund Policy, with extra terms for lifetime purchases.

Yes, Kick Bot is the best bot for kick.com! It sends live stream notifications to your Discord server, with subscriber roles, counters, and leaderboards. It's the best bot for kick.com!

Kick Bot needs these permissions: View Channels, Send Messages, Embed Links, Manage Channels (for counters), and Manage Roles (for subscriber roles). For missing permissions with subscriber roles, ensure it has Manage Roles permission and its highest role is above the subscriber role in your server settings.

Invite the bot with the Invite link. Find the streamer on kick.com, like https://kick.com/xqc. Use /add in Discord, paste the streamer link or name in the streamer field, and choose a channel for notifications. Optionally, customize messages with /variables. Ensure the bot has permissions in your channel.

Invite the bot using the Invite link. Visit kick.com, get the streamer's link or name, like https://kick.com/xqc. Use /subscriber role in Discord, paste the link or name in the streamer field, choose a channel for messages, and select a role for subscribers. Custom messages can be set, without custom variables. Ensure the bot has permissions for messaging and role management.

Invite the bot via the Invite link. Find the streamer on kick.com, like https://kick.com/xqc. Use /leaderboard add in Discord, input the streamer's link or name in the streamer field, and choose a channel for the leaderboard. Optionally, set a style with the style option. Ensure the bot can message in the chosen channel.

Check Permissions: Ensure the bot has the necessary permissions in the specified channel. Verify Command Syntax: Double-check the syntax of the /add command and the details you entered. Bot Status: Make sure the bot is online and functioning properly.

Yes, you can repeat the /add command for as many streamers as you like.

Use the /remove command followed by the streamer's link or name to stop receiving notifications for that streamer.

Absolutely! Besides the custom message option, you can explore other bot commands to tweak notifications to your liking.