Twitch Partner Progress Checker
Check qualifying streams in both 30-day periods of the Path to Partner.
Partner progress
A strong recent period cannot fill a gap in the previous period. Keep building qualifying streams on different GMT dates.
How it works
Using this tool
Set a GMT measurement date and enter individual stream dates from the last 60 days.
For each stream, enter its eligible average concurrent viewers from Twitch's Achievements metrics. Do not enter lifetime views or the number of unique viewers.
The checker puts dates into the recent 30 days or the preceding 30 days. A stream averaging at least 75 can qualify its date; multiple streams on one date never create extra days.
Compare both period targets. Complete numbers indicate the modeled path is met, while Twitch still reviews any Partner application.
Method
A stream qualifies when its eligible average concurrent viewers is at least 75. Qualifying dates are deduplicated and counted in two disjoint GMT windows: days 0–29 and days 30–59 before the measurement date. Each period needs six unique qualifying dates. A strong recent month cannot fill a shortfall in the preceding period.
Example
In the sample, five recent dates have streams at or above 75 eligible average viewers. Six dates qualify in the preceding period. The previous-period goal is met; the recent-period goal needs one more qualifying date. Two successful streams on the same date still count as one.
Assumptions & limitations
- The current Achievements article describes two six-day, 75-viewer targets. This checker uses that current text rather than the older 25-hour / 12-day / overall 75-viewer model still found in some guides.
- Twitch's Partner overview explicitly excludes front-page promotional and embedded viewership. Use the eligible average supplied by Twitch, rather than subtracting a rough percentage here. Twitch controls exclusions and final measurements.
- The live Help Center can require JavaScript; the check date reflects review of indexed official article content. Verify your current Achievements panel if Twitch changes the path or presents account-specific criteria.
- A completed path supports application planning. It does not grant Partner status or promise acceptance; Twitch also reviews content, conduct and other criteria.
Common questions
Can I average all my streams together to reach 75?
This path tests qualifying individual streams on unique dates. A high combined period average does not make a below-threshold stream qualify, and one high-viewer event cannot supply six different dates.
Do raids, embeds and homepage promotions all count?
The Partner overview explicitly excludes front-page promotions and embeds. Use the eligible averages in Twitch's Achievements rather than assuming any traffic source counts or applying your own blanket raid subtraction.
Am I accepted when both bars reach 100%?
No. The result means your entered numbers meet this model of the published path. Twitch's dashboard determines whether you can apply, and its review determines acceptance.
Official sources
Last reviewed . Help Center rules were checked against indexed official article content; live articles may require JavaScript.