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Schedule messages to your Twitch chat.

Deliver a chat message to your Twitch channel when the stream begins.

  • Chat messages
TwitchWorkflow example
Your connected channelPreview
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The new cut is ready. Here is a first look at what we made.

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The story continues in the full release.

What it does in Heavenly

Write the announcement before the stream.

Choose the channel chat and schedule the message beside the launch.

Long captions arrive in parts.

Heavenly splits the message at the destination limit and retains delivered parts during retries.

A rejected message stays visible.

Delivery activity records a refusal as a failure with its reason.

About Twitch

What is Twitch?

Twitch brings gaming, live conversation, and creator communities together around livestreams.

What does Heavenly send to Twitch?

Text only. 500 characters per message. It publishes to Channel chat.

How do you connect Twitch?

Sign in through Twitch. Heavenly checks whether Twitch accepted the message into chat and reports when the channel refuses it.

Who is Twitch useful for?

Live-stream viewers, gaming communities, and followers participating in real-time broadcasts and channel chat.

Why use Twitch with Heavenly?

Prepare the chat announcement with the wider launch and keep a record of the send.

How it works

  1. Connect

    Sign in through Twitch. Heavenly keeps that connection with the draft.

  2. Prepare the post

    Text only. A delivered message means it was sent..

  3. Choose the time

    Schedule it to Channel chat from the same calendar as the rest of the launch.

  4. Stay inside the limit

    500 characters per message. Heavenly checks whether Twitch accepted the message into chat and reports when the channel refuses it.

Requirements & limits

Where it publishes
Channel chat
Supported content
Text only
Limit
500 characters per message
How to connect
Sign in through Twitch

Earn on this platform

How earning works on Twitch
Monetization process

How do you earn on Twitch?

Earn through subscriptions, Bits, ads, and sponsorships. Clip views have no fixed payout. Subscription splits and ad rates depend on your agreement. Most payout methods require $50; wire transfers require $100.

Follow these steps

  1. Work toward Affiliate

    Twitch's published path is 25 followers, 4 hours streamed, 4 different streaming days, and at least 3 average concurrent viewers on 4 days within 30 days. Check your Achievements dashboard.

  2. Complete payout onboarding

    Accept the Affiliate invitation and finish identity, tax, and payment setup. Access to monetization tools alone does not mean you can receive a payout.

  3. Enable viewer support

    Set up subscriptions, Bits, and available ad tools. Explain the value supporters receive and use clips to bring viewers back to your live channel.

  4. Read your actual revenue

    Check revenue analytics and your agreement for subscription splits and ad earnings. Treat sponsorship fees as a separate negotiated payment.

  5. Receive your payment

    Finish Affiliate onboarding → Payout Method. Check fees and holds, then review Payout History; most methods require $50 and wire transfers $100.

USD examples illustrate gross revenue, not promised earnings. Fees, eligibility, and payout terms vary by account and country. Payments come from the platform or your customer, not Heavenly.

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Connect your account

Bring Twitch into Heavenly.

Sign in to connect your account and choose it in your publishing calendar.

Put Twitch on your calendar.

Connect the account, review the Twitch version, and schedule it with the rest of the launch.