How to see Kick analytics for your channel
Published 1 November 2026
To see Kick analytics, sign in to kick.com on a desktop browser, click your profile icon in the top right and choose Creator Dashboard. Then expand Analytics in the left menu and pick Overview, Streams or Partnerships. Those figures are private to your account. For another channel's numbers, use a public stats site such as KickStatz.
How to see Kick analytics, step by step
Kick's Analytics section sits inside the Creator Dashboard. The path takes four steps.
- Click your profile icon in the top right of kick.com.
- Select Creator Dashboard.
- Expand Analytics in the left menu.
- Choose Overview, Streams or Partnerships.
Analytics is available on desktop web. On a phone, Kick prompts you to switch to a larger screen. Kick's help page gives this menu path and no direct web address, so follow the menus rather than typing a link. Menu names can change after an update, so match these steps against the labels you see.
Does Kick have analytics?
Yes. Analytics went to Verified and Partner streamers first, and to all streamers from July 2026. If you stream on Kick, look for Analytics in the left menu of your Creator Dashboard.
The live Creator Dashboard is a separate screen. While you are live, it shows Viewers, Followers, Sub Counts and Time Live. Analytics is where you look back at streams after they end.
What the Kick analytics page shows
The Analytics section has three screens: Overview, Streams and Partnerships.
| Screen | What it shows | Time span |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Your channel's figures for the period you pick | 7, 30, 60 or 90 days |
| Streams | Your recent streams, with the key metrics for each | Past 3 months |
| Partnerships | Your Media Kit, a private read-only link you can send to brands | Each link lasts 30 days |
Kick's metrics cover viewers, chat, followers, subscribers and streaming time.
- Viewers: Average CCV, Peak CCV, Unique Viewers and Hours Watched.
- Chat: Chat Messages, Chat Rate and Unique Chatters.
- Followers and subscribers: Follower Count, Followers Gained, Subscriber Count and Subscriber Growth.
- Streaming: Streams, Streams Frequency, Hours Streamed and Category Breakdown.
CCV means concurrent viewers. Peak CCV is the highest number of viewers watching at any single moment in the period you pick. Average CCV is the average number watching your streams across that period. Hours Watched is the total time viewers spent watching your streams in that period.
How to check Kick stream analytics for one stream
The Streams screen holds the figures for single broadcasts. Kick lists your streams from the past 3 months there, with the key metrics for each. Reading two entries side by side shows how a quiet night compared with a busy one.
The list covers 3 months, so keep your own notes for anything older. A spreadsheet with each stream's date, Peak CCV and Average CCV, filled in after the stream ends, is enough.
Who can see my Kick analytics?
Your Kick analytics are visible only to you, unless you choose to share your Media Kit. Viewers, other streamers and stats sites can't open your Analytics screens.
A Media Kit link is private and read-only. Each link stays valid for 30 days, and you can have up to 10 active at once. Kick doesn't list the links anywhere public. A brand or agency can open a link you send, but Kick doesn't offer them ongoing access to your analytics.
Limits of Kick's own dashboard
- There is no export. You can print the Overview to a PDF from your browser.
- The Overview goes back 90 days at most, and the Streams screen covers 3 months.
- Analytics is built for desktop web.
- You can see your own channel and no other.
How to check analytics on Kick for other channels
Public stats sites measure live channels from the outside. KickLogz, StreamerStats, kickstats.com and Streams Charts do this, and so does KickStatz. Each site's figures are its own measurements, separate from your private Kick analytics.
Once every 10 minutes, KickStatz reads the live streams from Kick's public API. Each of those readings is called a sweep. A channel's page shows its viewers now, its active subscribers from Kick, and its peak and average viewers over the last 30 recorded streams. A chart plots the average viewers of each stream.
The channel lookup works for any Kick channel, yours included. KickStatz also rates competition in each category that has 10 or more live channels. It takes out the 5 biggest streams and works out the viewers left per channel. Stream history stays on KickStatz for as long as the site is running. Each channel's page shows the 30 most recent streams it has recorded.
Followers aren't shown on KickStatz, because Kick's public API has no follower count. The sweeps can also miss a short spike between two checks, and Kick's dashboard doesn't depend on them. Expect the two sets of figures to differ a little. How it works explains each figure.
Questions
Where can I find Kick analytics if the menu is missing?
Open kick.com on a computer and look under Creator Dashboard, then Analytics in the left menu. The menu only appears on desktop web, so a phone browser won't show it. Every streamer has had Analytics since July 2026.
How do I see my Kick analytics on a phone?
Kick's Analytics is built for desktop web. On a phone, Kick prompts you to switch to a larger screen, so use a laptop or desktop browser.
Does Kick have stream analytics?
Yes. The Streams screen lists your streams from the past 3 months with the key metrics for each one.
Can I export my Kick account analytics?
Kick doesn't offer an export. You can print the Overview to a PDF from your browser instead.
Why don't KickStatz figures match my Kick analytics?
KickStatz builds its figures from 10-minute sweeps of Kick's public API. Kick's dashboard counts viewers its own way. A peak that comes and goes between two sweeps can show on Kick and be missed on KickStatz.
To check the public figures for any channel, look it up on the KickStatz channel page.