Streamamber is a browser-native overlay studio for Twitch and Kick today — YouTube and TikTok are on the roadmap. The free tier is generous on purpose. Subscriptions start at €5,99 a month. The marketplace pays creators ninety percent.
Free forever — no card, no trial timer. Cancel paid plans any time.
Every overlay gets a unique browser-source URL. Edit in your dashboard, the scene updates in OBS in under eighty milliseconds — no reload, no manual refresh.
We sell tools, not subscriptions. We seed assets, not lock them. We pay creators ninety percent — because that is the part that matters.
No paywalls on basics, no upgrade nags. Cancel any time — your overlays stay live until the cycle ends, then they fall back to Free without losing data.
Unlimited overlays. Multi-platform alerts. 200+ assets. Free isn't a demo — it's a stream-ready tier.
Designers and devs ship through the marketplace and keep ninety percent. Featured spots are free for the first thirty days.
No generative templates, no auto-anything that flattens your voice. Every asset is hand-cut by a person.
Drop a Browser Source URL into OBS. Edit live in your dashboard, see it update in your scene without reloading. We publish to the SSE channel before the DB roundtrip; expect 50–200ms end-to-end in practice depending on Twitch propagation.
Multi-stream alerts come standard. Twitch EventSub and Kick webhooks feed one alert pipeline — Free includes both. YouTube and TikTok are coming later; we won't ship them until ingest is honestly live.
Creators ship plugins and asset packs. They keep 90%. We keep 10% to cover Stripe, hosting, and support.
Wire chat, alerts and webhooks into custom flows. Lifetime tier. Built on React Flow, escapable to TS.
Hand-designed and hand-curated. Templates, sounds, animations, fonts, icons, palettes. The Free pool isn't a teaser. License metadata lands with the marketplace launch.
Your overlays look like you, not like an algorithm. Every asset is human-designed, hand-cut, hand-named.
Hand-designed templates, a hand-curated sound library, and motion-graphic animations. Premium pieces sit next to free ones. Try anything in preview before you decide. License metadata lands with the marketplace launch.
Set, Headliner, Mainstage — pick the size that fits, switch any time, cancel any time. Or skip the recurring bill entirely with Founders Edition: paid once, hundred buyers, never expires.
For streamers getting on stage. Generous on purpose, not a demo.
Solo streamers who want premium assets, custom domain, and unlimited cloud sync.
Power tools — visual node editor, code injection, marketplace seller. The main act.
Studios, brands and agencies. White-label, advanced analytics. Multi-channel on the roadmap.
All Mainstage features, locked for life — no inactivity reset, no tier-shifting, no surprises after a year. Reserved for the first hundred buyers, then the door closes.
Counter visible above is real — once it hits zero, this offer closes and the section disappears from the page.
Plugins, asset packs, custom templates. Designers and developers sell through Streamamber and keep ninety percent. The remaining ten covers payments, hosting and support — and we publish the breakdown.
Chat-driven kinetic typography overlay.
Brutalist alert pack — 18 templates, 22 sounds.
Cinematic sub celebration with particle bursts.
Visualize chat sentiment as a live overlay heat field.
“Ditched four overlay tools for one. The node editor finally lets me chain alerts to scene swaps without writing OBS plugins — feels like the studio I'd build if I had the patience.”
“The free tier is offensive in a good way. 200 assets, Twitch and Kick alerts, no watermark. I subbed to Headliner two months in because I wanted to support it, not because I had to.”
“Snappy event-to-scene. I tested it against my old setup with a phone camera and Streamamber alerts beat them by half a beat every single time.”
“I sell template packs through their marketplace. Ninety percent of every sale lands in my account, the dashboard tells me why the other ten cents went where it went. That's the whole pitch.”