Every stream on YouTube, and you never touch it.
Your stream is gone the moment you go offline. We take every stream from Twitch or Kick, edit it so YouTube can run ads on it, write the title, make the thumbnail and post it on your own channel. You stream, we do the rest.
Menno Kater puts your full Twitch and Kick streams on your own YouTube channel, done for you. Every stream is edited, titled, given chapters and a tested thumbnail, cleared of copyright problems and posted on a fixed schedule. That gives you a second income from YouTube ads once your channel is monetised, and new viewers who find you on YouTube and come to your live streams. It costs $990 a month for up to 3 streams a week, or $9,900 for 12 months. You give us access once.
A Twitch duo. In the first 39 days after we took over their VOD channel, daily views went from about 3,700 to about 10,600, with 97 videos and 1,090 new subscribers. Then 317,300 views in 28 days (YouTube Studio), and the channel is monetised. See the numbers →
The same stream, working a second time
On Twitch or Kick, a stream lives while you are live. After that it is a VOD that nobody finds. On YouTube the same stream gets searched and recommended for months. You already did the work by streaming.
- A second income that keeps running. Once your channel is in the YouTube Partner Program, YouTube pays you for the ads on every stream we post, including the old ones.
- New viewers for your live streams. Someone finds a full stream on YouTube, watches another one, sees you are live and comes over. Every stream brings people to the next one.
- No extra time. You do not edit, upload or post anything.
Everything after the stream.
You go live, the team does everything after that. Three of the Twitch duo's streams, as they went up on their YouTube:
What we do with every stream
- We grab the stream. Straight from Twitch or Kick, after every stream. You do not send files.
- We edit it. The waiting screen, the breaks and the lag come out, so the video is watchable and fit for ads.
- We package it. A title written for YouTube search, not the stream title from that night, a description with chapters, tags and a thumbnail. We test thumbnails against each other, so you see which one gets clicked.
- We handle copyright. Claims, for example on music, are dealt with, so they do not cost you the video or its ad income.
- We post it. On your own channel, on a fixed schedule planned around your streams, set up for YouTube search and recommendations.
- We keep track. Views, watch time and subscribers per video, so the next titles and thumbnails get better. Every description links back to your live channel with a tracked link, so you also see how many YouTube viewers come over to your streams.
It runs as a fixed system: every stream goes through the same steps, every week, without you.
Prices, per month
Your streams on YouTube
| Package | Month to month | 12 months |
|---|---|---|
| VODs, up to 3 streams a week | $990 | $9,900, two months free |
| VODs, up to 7 streams a week | $1,690 | $16,900, two months free |
Clipping on YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram and X
| Package | Clips | Month to month | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clips 150 | 150 a month, 5 a day | $1,000 | $10,000 |
| Clips 300 | 300 a month, 10 a day | $1,500 | $15,000 |
| Clips 450 | 450 a month, 15 a day | $2,000 | $20,000 |
| Clips 1,000 | up to 1,000 a month | $3,500 | $35,000 |
Every clip goes out on all four platforms, so Clips 150 is 600 posts a month. We post the best clips spread over the day, at most 5 a day per account; above that we add extra clip accounts, and those stay yours too.
Combo: take your streams on YouTube and any clip package, and the VODs cost $690 a month instead of $990.
- Every stream on YouTube within 48 hours.
- Fewer clips than agreed in a month? You only pay for what we posted.
- Month to month, or 12 months with two months free.
- Your channels and accounts stay yours.
Prices in US dollars. Clients in Europe pay the same amounts in euro.
For streamers who go live every week
This works if you stream on Twitch or Kick every week, your streams disappear once you go offline, and you have no time to edit and upload them yourself.
This does not work if one of these applies:
- You stream once a month. The channel needs streams to work with, every week.
- You expect ad money from day one. YouTube only pays once your channel is in the Partner Program. We build toward it, and that takes a while.
- Your streams are mostly other people's videos, films or music. On YouTube that runs into copyright claims, and a channel built on it is hard to monetise.
- You want to edit everything yourself. Then that is the better route for you.
Not sure your streams are a fit? You will know after half an hour, without a sales pitch.
Book a call →Christina & Amber Live: a Twitch duo's streams on YouTube
Christina & Amber are a Twitch duo. We have run their YouTube VOD channel, Christina & Amber Live, since September 17, 2026. They stream; we do everything after that.
Before and after we took over
| Metric | 33 days before | First 39 days with us | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| New videos | 3 | 97 | Public channel data |
| Views | 121,180 (about 3,700 a day) | 412,501 (about 10,600 a day) | Public channel data |
| New subscribers | 650 | 1,090 | Public channel data |
Before: August 15 to September 17, 2026. With us: September 17 to October 26, 2026. Read on October 26, 2026.
The channel is monetised
| Metric | Result | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Views | 317,300 | September 28 to October 25, 2026 (28 days) | YouTube Studio |
| Watch time | 9,500 hours | September 28 to October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
| Subscribers | 7,754 | On October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
The first five weeks, from our weekly reports
| Platform | Result | Source |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 267,000 views since we started, against 105,000 in the month before | YouTube Studio, report of October 9, 2026 |
| YouTube Shorts | 1,993 views per Short on their main channel, where the same clips did 66 on a side account | YouTube Studio, report of September 20, 2026 |
| X (clipping option) | 0 to 757 followers in five weeks, 322,000 impressions in 6 days | X analytics, report of October 9, 2026 |
| TikTok (clipping option) | 198,000 views on 18 clips, about 11,000 per clip | TikTok analytics, report of October 9, 2026 |
One case, not an average and not a guarantee. What a channel does depends on your audience, your streams and how often you go live.
What you do: stream, and give access once
- Stream. On your own schedule, on Twitch or Kick.
- Give access. Once, at the start: to your streams and to the YouTube channel, with manager rights instead of your password wherever the platform allows it.
The channel, the videos and the subscribers stay yours. We are the team behind it.
VODs to YouTube, explained
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Can you also make clips?
More for streamers: YouTube management for streamers: what a VOD channel needs → · Should you upload your Twitch streams to YouTube? → · How to grow on Twitch with YouTube: the VOD and clip loop →
Also worth reading: Clipping for streamers → · Titles without episode numbers → · How to repurpose video content →
You already stream. Let every stream keep working on YouTube.
Tell us what you stream, how often and where, and we will tell you honestly whether a YouTube channel makes sense for you.
Book a call →Updated November 9, 2026