Streamers

A streamer website that works as your channel lobby

Schedule, the live place, the clip archive, a sponsor path, and the community link. A streamer website is the lobby. The broadcast stays on Twitch or YouTube.

Example page: Rio Hale in the Creator templateOpen the example page

Example

Start from a demo page

Use the Creator template as your base, then swap in your own name, links and photos.

What the lobby has to answer

The example is Rio Hale’s creator page. Swap his films for your live show.

Where you go live

One link to Twitch or YouTube, labeled as the live room, so viewers know which button is the show.

The schedule in a sentence

A text block with days and a timezone.

The other rooms

Discord, clips, a second platform. Social links, smaller than the live room.

Sponsors and merch

An email for sponsors, and a shop link if you have merch.

Streamer or YouTuber page?

Streamer

Time, a live room, a community, a sponsor path. The page is a lobby.

YouTuber

A featured video and a channel that is already the archive. The page points people to the right upload.

Templates that fit

Creator

The tap comes from a mobile app. Design for that width.

Bento

When the schedule, the clip, and the sponsor line are peers on one surface.

Make your page

  1. Name the live room first

    If there are two, say which one is tonight.

  2. Write the week

    People who miss the stream need the next one more than they need your lore.

  3. Use the URL in every platform bio

    Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, X. One lobby.

Start from this example

Questions

Do you embed Twitch?

No. Link the channel. The page stays yours and stays light.

Can sponsors see rates?

Only if you write them. There is no media-kit generator. An email is enough for many people.

Which template suits streamers?

Creator, because most visits come from a phone. Bento works when the schedule, a clip and the sponsor line should sit side by side.

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