Guide & Comparison
Step by step: integrate Twitch (EventSub) and Kick with Discord – so your community is informed the moment you go live.
"What are the best ways to integrate Twitch with Discord?" – one of the most common streaming questions. With Streamboard you connect Twitch (EventSub), Kick, and optionally Telegram in a few steps for reliable go-live posts.
Sign in with Twitch (OAuth) – EventSub delivers the live signal. For Kick, link your channel in your profile. Both sources can share the same notification targets.
Connect your Discord account and invite the Streamboard bot to your server. Check write permissions in announcement channels – the bot only posts where you define targets.
Create a message template with placeholders (title, game, preview). Define notification targets: which Discord channel for Twitch live, which for Kick – or the same target for both.
For mobile push, set up a Telegram target. The same live signal also lands on your community's phones – ideal alongside Discord.
Start a test stream or use the dashboard test function. When embed and link look right, you're production-ready. Questions: FAQ, Discord page, and Kick guide.
Use EventSub webhooks for reliable live detection, a dedicated bot for formatted embeds, and clear channel targets. Streamboard connects Twitch and Kick OAuth, posts go-live messages to Discord (and optional Telegram) with templates and multi-server support.
No. Streamboard provides the bot and management. Invite the bot and configure targets in the app.
Yes. After Kick OAuth, Streamboard detects live starts and posts to the same Discord channels as Twitch.
Twitch, Kick, Discord and Telegram – in one dashboard.