DonationAlerts Studio - Live stream donations

We created DonationAlerts Studio to make streaming easy and convenient. You don't need to deal with complex settings or have special equipment for broadcasts.

Create video streams on Twitch, Youtube, Trovo, VK Live, OK from your mobile phone and earn from donations 🔥

The best solution from the market leader in DonationAlerts! 😎 Simple broadcast settings and live donations 💰.

Works for the most popular streaming platforms: Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, VK, OK.

Online streaming with Android is as easy as pie:

🎥 Streams for Twitch, YouTube, VK, Trovo, and OK in a couple of steps.

👍 Completely free and ad-free.

💵 Guarantee of protecting your funds.

👾 Any widgets and alerts in real-time: Chat, Fundraising, Recent events, Subscriber notification, Stream BOSS, Kappagen.

👯‍♀️ Video stream from two cameras simultaneously.

🎮 Broadcasting favorite games and applications.

🛠 Customizable quality.

🤖 Connecting third-party widgets and alerts like in any OBS.

👀 Easily share your stream on social networks.

🤸‍♂️ Continues streaming when switching the app to the background.

💋 Public and private streams.

🦄 24/7 support in Russian language.

How to start streaming

Anyone can start streaming. You need software like OBS Studio and a PC powerful enough for video and audio capture. At first, basic web-camera and microphone will be enough. You can upgrade them after a few months.

Make plans and set goals

Setting goals is more important than top-tier equipment. Use viewers and followers counters to check your progress. Make a schedule for yourself and your viewers. Few months of regular steaming is usually enough to understand should you continue or not.

Find your niche and style

Streaming on Twitch and other platforms mean you'll have a lot of competitors. To become a good streamer, you should find your niche and audience. Streaming big games like Fortnite can bring you more viewers, but you will have more rivals. On the other hand, you can be the only one playing some indie game but with zero people interested in it.

Your style and how you communicate with the audience is a way to stand out. Most of the people follow streamers because of personalities, not their skills. Also, it is important not to stay silent for a long time. Even a minute without chatting can cost you some viewers.

If you are more interested in communication and entertainment, try to stream IRL content. This content is somewhat similar to one on YouTube and Instagram. Main categories on Twitch are:

- Just Chatting;

- Music & Performing Arts;

- Talk Shows & Podcasts;

- Art;

- ASMR;

- Travel & Outdoors.

There is a lot of competition, but also more ways to express yourself and create unique content.

These streams usually take more time for preparation. Unless you can talk non-stop for hours, you need a scenario. Think of it as of TV-show: some prepared themes, challenges, chatting with viewers, other interactions. Don't be afraid to experiment — IRL is a very rewarding category for that.

Few more things

Try to find a unique nickname before creating a Twitch account. At best it must be not taken on other social platforms. You'll need Reddit, Twitter, and other media for building a community.

Do a test run. Invite friends as viewers for your first stream, ask them for feedback. Watch VOD afterward, mark your mistakes. There is always room for improvement. Just keep streaming: you will become better with practice.

How to get viewers

Your friends are your first viewers. They can give you feedback and recommend your stream to others. But as many new streamers know, getting an audience from scratch could be difficult.

Find out who follows similar streamers

Some viewers like jokes or emotional reactions, others fond chatting and storytelling. Understand what suits you more and search for similar streamers. Learn what you can about their followers. Chatroom and comments on social media could give some understanding.

Network and promote

Posting Twitch link on random chat won't get you anywhere. Maybe a few people will check your broadcast, but more likely you'll get banned. But if you are a part of the community and others are familiar with you, it could work.

If you have an opportunity to pay for a promotion or mutual broadcast, chose wisely. Better to get mentioned on a channel with an audience similar to yours. Funny moments compilations also could be a great way to introduce you to new viewers. Giveaways as a tool are still in play, too.

Personal brand and planning

Try different ways of communication. Find what style is more suitable for you. Your central goal as a streamer is to entertain viewers and motivate them to come back.

It can be equally hard to get your first 10, 100 or 500 viewers. Establish a schedule and try to stick with it. Welcome newcomers, read the chat, communicate. In time you will build a small but enthusiastic community. These people will help you to improve the channel, moderate chat and promote you because they like you.