Twitch Streamers, Channels & Live Streams Scraper
Scrape top Twitch streamers, channels and live streams for influencer marketing and lead generation. Get followers, current game, live viewers, title, language, partner or affiliate status and profile. Discover by category or channel. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel.
{ "channelName": "caedrel", "displayName": "Caedrel", "followers": 1619389, "broadcasterType": "partner", "description": "he cancelled it", "profileImageUrl": "https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/jtv_user_pictures…", "primaryColorHex": "#8205B3", "createdDate": "2015-05-27T11:21:07.244155Z", "profileUrl": "https://www.twitch.tv/caedrel" }
每次运行都返回干净、带类型的记录，可直接用于你的 CRM、表格或数据库。
- 每个结果对应一条干净记录，已去重并规范化
- JSON、CSV 或 Excel 的稳定结构，也可通过 Apify API 读取
- 在云端按用量付费，无需安装或维护
一条真实的示例记录，正是你收到的结构。
| Channel Name | Display Name | Followers | Broadcaster Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| caedrel | Caedrel | 1619389 | partner |
| pokimane | pokimane | 9459092 | partner |
| caedrel | Caedrel | 1619389 | partner |
| kamet0 | Kamet0 | 2122661 | partner |
| lec | LEC | 2107803 | partner |
{ "channelName": "caedrel", "displayName": "Caedrel", "followers": 1619389, "broadcasterType": "partner", "description": "he cancelled it", "profileImageUrl": "https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/jtv_user_pictures…", "primaryColorHex": "#8205B3", "createdDate": "2015-05-27T11:21:07.244155Z", "profileUrl": "https://www.twitch.tv/caedrel" }
常见问题
Does it find live streamers or all channels?
Both. Discovery by game returns channels that are live right now, sorted by viewers. Looking up specific channels returns their full profile whether they are live or offline.
What does broadcasterType mean?
It is the channel's Twitch tier: `partner`, `affiliate`, or empty for a standard account. Partners and affiliates monetize, which is useful for sponsorship targeting.
How do I target by audience size?
Sort or filter the exported data by **followers** or **viewerCount** to focus on macro or micro creators.
How fresh is the data?
Follower counts, current game and viewer numbers are read live at run time, so each record reflects the channel at the moment of the run (see observedAt).