Supported streaming platforms
Choose a supported streaming platform, connect its channel to your VoxBot account, and learn what each connection needs before you test TTS.
You can connect multiple streaming channels from different platforms to your VoxBot account. This is useful when you simulcast or move your community to another platform.
Platforms you can connect
VoxBot currently supports Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok, Rumble, Pump.fun, and Parti.

Twitch
Sign in with Twitch
VIPs, subscribers, and moderators
YouTube
Sign in with Google
Verified users, members or sponsors, and moderators
Kick
Sign in with Kick
VIPs, subscribers, and moderators
TikTok
Add a verification code to your bio, then enter your username or URL
Subscribers and moderators
Rumble
Paste your Rumble Livestream API URL
Roles provided by Rumble chat badges
Pump.fun
Add a verification code to the coin description, then paste the coin URL
Limited role support
Parti
Send a verification command to VoxBot, then enter your username or URL
Limited role support
Role names are not identical on every platform. For example, a YouTube member uses the Sub permission in VoxBot. A verified YouTube user uses the VIP permission.
Role-restricted commands are not reliable on Pump.fun or Parti. Use All when you need predictable access on those platforms.
Connect another channel
If you manage more than one VoxBot account, select the correct one from the account menu in the top-left corner.
Open Account.
Find the platform under the Not Connected section.
Select Connect.
Complete the sign-in or verification steps for that platform.
Return to Account and confirm that the channel appears under the Connected section.
During your first setup, select Link New Account, then choose a platform in the Connect Platform window.

Use one of these setup guides for the complete steps:
Guides for Kick, TikTok, Rumble, Pump.fun, and Parti are next in the documentation plan. The dashboard also shows the connection steps for each platform.
How connected channels share settings
Your VoxBot account can have one connected channel from each supported platform. For example, you can connect one Twitch channel, one YouTube channel, and one Kick channel to the same VoxBot account.
A streaming channel cannot be connected to two VoxBot accounts at the same time. If you see This account is already connected to another VoxBot user., switch to the VoxBot account where the channel is already connected, or remove the old connection first.
Connecting another channel does not replace your commands, voices, moderation, or Playback Settings. The same settings apply to chat from every channel connected to that VoxBot account.
Test a channel connection
Twitch and Kick chat stay available while the channel is offline, so you can send a test command before you go live. If the platform only provides chat during a stream, start the stream and make sure it is not private. YouTube must be live and public, with live chat enabled.
Send a controlled !tts test in the connected channel's chat, then open Message History.
The message appears with TTS: The channel connection and TTS configuration are working.
The message appears without TTS: Check the command, Status, permissions, TTS Enabled, and moderation settings.
The message does not appear: Check that the correct channel is under Connected. If the platform needs an active chat, also check the live status and stream visibility.
Follow Send your first TTS message to add the browser source and complete the audio test.
FAQ
Need help with a connection?
Email [email protected] or join the VoxBot Discord. Include the platform name and what Message History shows.
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