Graded 0-100 score
Nine weighted checks across your profile, discovery settings and content - summed into one shareable number.
Schedule check
Publishing a schedule is the most agreed-on growth lever on r/Twitch. We check if yours exists - it's worth the most points.
Discovery settings
Category, tags and stream title decide whether browsers ever see you. The audit flags every miss.
VODs & clips
New viewers judge you by your past content. We check that VODs are on and clips exist.
Shareable result
Post your score, challenge your streamer friends, re-run it after you fix things.
No signup, no scraping
Public Twitch API data only. Type a username, get the score - that's it.
Yes, completely free and no account needed. Enter any Twitch username and you get the full scored breakdown instantly.
Nine public signals: custom profile picture, offline banner, bio length, stream title quality, category, channel tags, a published schedule, recent VODs and existing clips. Each check is weighted - a published schedule is worth the most.
The audit measures your channel's shopfront, not your content. Broken or missing profile basics silently cost you follows from every directory browser - they are also the fastest things to fix.
Twitch doesn't expose panels through its public API, so we grade everything it does expose. For your links, pulz gives you one bio page that can't break - and syncs your live status, schedule and clips onto it.
Every failed check comes with a concrete tip. Most take under five minutes in your Twitch dashboard - and a free pulz page covers the linking side automatically.
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