A viewbotting service is boasting that it can get streamers into Twitch’s Partner Program in as little as three months, adding fuel to the growing concerns over fake viewership on the platform. Viewbotting – artificially inflating a streamer’s viewer count with automated programs – has been a long-running problem in the livestream space. It creates the illusion of popularity, helping channels climb Twitch’s rankings and attract more attention from real users. In late July, Twitch rolled out new measures to crack down on botting. On a podcast appearance, CEO Dan Clancy claimed “thousands” of smaller streamers are engaging in the practice. Now, one botting service is lending weight to those claims by openly bragging about its results. A US-based viewbot company claims some streamers using its tools reach Twitch Partner eligibility in just three months By comparison, building an audience organically takes about a year on average pic.twitter.com/0XTo7erty2 — Dexerto (@Dexerto) August 15, 2025 Viewbot service brags amid growing Twitch botting concerns In a recent press release, the company said its clients have been reaching Twitch Partner status in just three months, far faster than the typical year-long grind for organic growth. Twitch Partners gain access to monetization perks, including
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