For Twitch and Kick streamers
A website for your channel that works while you’re offline
Connect Twitch or Kick and your past broadcasts and clips each get a page of their own, on the site you already have or one we host. When you go live, the stream plays on the site. New broadcasts and clips are added as they happen. One source is free on Starter, so a Twitch or Kick channel on its own costs nothing. Pro takes up to three, which is where YouTube highlights come in.
Already have a website? Keep it. On WordPress, the plugin adds a page for every broadcast and clip. On Squarespace, Wix or Webflow, one pasted line puts your latest one there. Twitch streams on your site
Night Shift Games
Twitch · Kick · YouTube
Live on Twitch: Hollow Knight, part 5
Watch hereFirst blind run of Hollow Knight, part 4
Twitch · Past broadcast · Oct 28, 2026 · 3:12:40
Clips
- Landed
The jump nobody in chat thought would land
- Called it
Chat calls the boss pattern before I do
- Patch
Reading the patch notes out loud, badly
Example
Broadcasts, clips and highlights on one site
Your recent past broadcasts and your clips come in when you connect Twitch or Kick, and new ones are added as the platform makes them available. Highlights you upload to YouTube can sit beside them. Twitch plays through its own player, so nothing is re-uploaded.
- Twitch3:12:40Part 4First blind run of Hollow Knight, part 4
- Twitch0:31LandedThe jump nobody in chat thought would land
- Kick2:48:05Co-opCo-op night: Deep Rock Galactic with the mods
- Twitch0:24Called itChat calls the boss pattern before I do
- YouTube20:14BossesEvery Hollow Knight boss in twenty minutes
Can a stream turn up in Google?
A stream title written for people browsing Twitch, like “!drops NEW PATCH come hang”, says nothing to a search engine. On your site each broadcast and clip has a page with a title, the date and, on Pro and Business, what was said in it. Someone stuck on the same boss can land on your clip.
Transcripts help talk-heavy streams most: tutorials, Q&As, interviews, commentary. The search box below works like the one on real pages.
nightshiftgames.com › clips › chat-calls-the-boss
Chat calls the boss pattern before I do | Night Shift Games
Watch the floor, not the boss. The spikes come up on the third stomp, every time. Chat’s already typing it…
Twitch clipOct 21, 2026 · 0:24
Chat calls the boss pattern before I do
0:03Watch the floor, not the boss. The spikes come up on the third stomp, every time.
0:09Chat's already typing it. Yes, I see the third stomp. Dashing now.
0:17There it is. If you're stuck on this fight, count the stomps and stay off the floor.
Why have a website if you already have a channel?
One link for sponsors and collabs
A channel page shows whatever is on right now, or an offline screen. Your site shows your best clips and recent broadcasts to someone who has never opened Twitch.
Clips you can still find next month
Every clip gets a page with its own address, so a moment from a stream doesn't vanish down the channel page once the next stream starts.
Live on your own address
While you're streaming, the stream plays at the top of your site. Point your bio link and your Discord at the site and people land in the right place either way.
Simple stats
Visitors, plays and where people came from, on every plan. No cookies, so no cookie banner.
Questions
What streamers ask before they start
Something else on your mind? Read every question creators ask about ShowHub.
How do I turn my Twitch channel into a website?
Connect Twitch with the account you stream from and pick a design. ShowHub makes a page for each of your recent past broadcasts and clips, and adds new ones as Twitch makes them available.
One source is free on Starter, so a Twitch channel on its own costs nothing; Pro takes up to three sources and Business every platform you publish on. Your pages can live at yourname.showhubco.com or on your own domain.
Does it work with Kick?
Yes. Connect your Kick channel and your past broadcasts and clips get pages, and your live stream shows on the site while you're on.
A Kick channel counts as one source, the same as Twitch, so it is free on Starter. YouTube highlights can sit on the same site as a second source on Pro.
Does my site show when I'm live?
Yes. When you go live, the stream plays at the top of your site until you're done.
Twitch tells ShowHub the moment a stream starts, so the site doesn't wait for a sync. Between streams, visitors see your broadcasts and clips instead of an offline screen.
What happens when Twitch deletes an old broadcast?
Its page can't play it anymore. ShowHub plays broadcasts through Twitch's own player, so it can only play what Twitch still has.
Clips don't expire the same way, so clip the moments you care about. Highlights you upload to YouTube keep their pages for as long as the video is up.
Are transcripts any use for streams?
For talk-heavy streams, yes: interviews, tutorials, Q&As and commentary give search engines words to work with.
A three-hour stream makes a lot of text, and every topic you covered becomes searchable on its page. For mostly gameplay with little talking, less so. More on transcripts.
Connect the channel you stream from
Pick a design and your recent past broadcasts and clips get pages on the first sync. YouTube highlights can come along too.
Starter is free for one source, your Twitch or Kick channel, on a yourname.showhubco.com address. Pro is $20 a month ($16 if you pay yearly) for up to three sources, so YouTube highlights can join, plus your own domain and transcripts.