Twitch Follower Tracker

What this Twitch follower tracker shows

• The current follower total, read live from the official Twitch Helix API.
• A follower chart with one point per day, and followers gained per day as bars.
• 7, 30 and 90-day change, each labelled with the date it is measured from.
• A daily table and a CSV download of every stored point.

How the follower history is built

Twitch shows a follower total but no public history. The first time a streamer is looked up here, they join a daily tracking list, and each day their follower total is read from the Helix API and stored for 400 days.

History starts on that first day. Nothing earlier is backfilled or estimated. Unlike YouTube, Twitch publishes exact follower totals, so every change on the chart is real, down to a single follower.

Reading the chart

Follower growth on Twitch tends to come in bursts: a raid, a big collaboration, a clip that spreads or a first stream in a new category. Daily bars make those days easy to spot, and the 30 and 90-day figures show whether a channel is growing between bursts.

A drop is possible too. Followers can unfollow at any time, and Twitch removes closed or banned accounts from totals. For a one-off snapshot without history, use the Twitch follower count checker; to put two streamers side by side, use the Twitch channel comparison.