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Streams Charts vs SullyGnome
SullyGnome is a free, Twitch-only hobby project with data back to 2016; Streams Charts covers Twitch, YouTube and Kick plus esports-event analytics.
Side by side
| Streams Charts | SullyGnome | |
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| Vendor | Streams Charts | SullyGnome |
| Pricing model | Free tier + paid plans | Free |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Deployment | Cloud | Cloud |
| Open source | No | No |
| Best for | Esports organizations, brands, and streamers benchmarking livestream viewership across platforms. | Anyone wanting free, no-login Twitch channel and game viewership statistics. |
| Pricing | Core viewership charts and rankings are free and public; any paid/business offerings could not be confirmed from the vendor site this session. Pricing has not been verified yet — see the vendor's site. | Entirely free public statistics site with no paid tiers. Pricing has not been verified yet — see the vendor's site. |
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Verdict
Streams Charts and SullyGnome both aggregate public livestreaming data into rankings and charts — hours watched, average and peak viewers, follower growth — with no login required to browse. Either one answers "who's watching what on Twitch right now" without a creator connecting an account.
The difference is breadth and who runs it. SullyGnome is Twitch-only, run as an independently maintained hobby project rather than a company, entirely free with no paid tier, and its main distinguishing asset is historical depth: data back to 2016 with flexible custom date ranges. Streams Charts covers Twitch, YouTube and Kick from one dashboard, and extends beyond individual channel tracking into esports and gaming-event analytics — viewership and audience-reach numbers for tournaments and broadcasts that a single-streamer stats site doesn't attempt to measure.
Choose Streams Charts if
- You need viewership data across Twitch, YouTube and Kick rather than Twitch alone.
- You work with esports organizations, sponsors or event organizers who need tournament and broadcast viewership numbers, not just channel stats.
- Cross-platform follower growth comparison matters more than historical depth on a single platform.
Choose SullyGnome if
- You only need Twitch data and want the longest available historical record, back to 2016.
- You want a straightforward, ad-hoc lookup with no account, and are comfortable with a smaller, independently run site rather than a company-backed one.
- You're a streamer or fan doing casual research rather than compiling a sponsorship or event report.
What they share
Both are free to browse, both discourage or restrict direct scraping of their data (SullyGnome asks visitors not to scrape it), and neither requires the tracked channel's owner to do anything — the data comes from what Twitch, YouTube and Kick already expose publicly. Because both are effectively free, there's little cost to checking a number against the other when a figure looks off; independently run sites like these occasionally diverge from each other and from the platforms' own dashboards, and cross-checking costs nothing but a second tab.
Last reviewed September 22, 2026