Run a 24/7 Twitch channel
from your VODs.
VOD247 pulls every new VOD from your main Twitch channel, queues it, replays it 24/7 on your rerun channel, and lets the chat vote on the next one. From 49 €/month, archive included.
Set up in under a minute. Nothing to install, nothing to maintain. Labelled as a rerun.
Right now on Twitch
510 channels are on air 24/7. Yours is offline.
- 25,086
- people watching them right now
- 28,549
- viewers at this week’s peak
- 510
- channels listed at the busiest hour
Viewers summed across the Always On category at the last sample.
The combined audience those channels reached at their busiest hour.
In the directory, in search, in raids. Every one of them, all night.
Measured every hour by VOD247 from Twitch’s public data. Last sample 22 October 2026 at 03:00 UTC.
Offline is invisible.
The directory only lists channels that are live. Yours is live about 20 hours a week.
caedrel247 measured by SullyGnome, read on 2026-09-16. VOD retention as published by Twitch on 2026-09-09.
Three things nobody else sells.
Every 24/7 tool keeps a channel on. These three make people stay.
The chat picks the next VOD
!request a VOD, then a native Twitch poll with 5 options. Not affiliated yet? The bot counts !vote 1 to 5 instead.
See a vote happenYour archive stops expiring
Every new VOD is downloaded at full quality before Twitch's 7, 14 or 60-day deadline, stored and searchable by title, year and game. From today on, nothing is lost.
Check your expiry dateA public site with your name on it
What is playing, the live poll, every VOD you ever streamed with a search box, the history of votes and the stats. On a vod247.tv subdomain or on your own domain.
Open a channel siteVOD247 runs the channel. You just stream.
- The Rerun tag goes on every broadcast, and the title says so too.
- The broadcast is restarted between two VODs, around 12 h, under the official 48 h cap.
- Muted segments are cut before a VOD airs. No silent stretches on your channel.
- Nothing to install, nothing to keep running. VOD247 hosts the whole thing.
One cycle per VOD.
Timed on the end of the VOD that is playing. Nothing to schedule by hand.
- −20:00
!request <vod>Requests open
One request per person. The bot confirms in chat, the site shows the count.
- −10:00
!vote 1-5Poll opens
A Twitch poll with 5 options: the natural next VOD, plus the most supported requests.
- −5:00
winner queuedPoll closes
The winner is queued. Zero votes? Option 1 plays. The channel never goes black.
- 0:00
title · category · tagsNext VOD starts
Title, category and tags are updated on Twitch. No cut in the stream between two VODs.
Live in three steps.
Two Twitch logins, under a minute, and the channel starts. Nothing to install, nothing to maintain.
- 01
Authorize the channel
Sign in, then authorize the Twitch account that will broadcast 24/7 (yourname_247). Declare which account the VODs come from.
- 02
Let the archive fill
Your VOD list syncs from Twitch and every VOD is archived at full quality. Titles, dates, games and durations come along.
- 03
Press start
Playout begins from your archive, the bot joins the chat, the first cycle opens. Your public site is already up.
Every VOD you ever streamed, on your own site.
Every channel gets a public site. It is the proof, the search surface and the thing you can show.
- What is playing now, with a live progress bar and the next VOD
- The current poll and the last result, option by option
- Search across the whole archive, filtered by year and by game
- History of every airing with its vote count
- Stats: hours on air, most played games, chat participation
- Your colours, your logo, your language. A custom domain on request.
Against the loop tools.
What the market sells is a playlist on repeat. This is a channel.
| Loop tools | VOD247 | |
|---|---|---|
| Chat votes on the next VOD | ||
| Public site with your VOD archive and stats | ||
| VODs pulled from Twitch directly | ||
| Archive kept for years, searchable | ||
| Title, category and tags synced per VOD | ||
| Self-service, minutes to start | ||
| White-label, custom domain | ||
| Pages in French |
One flat price. Archive included.
Solo holds 1 TB of archive, about 370 hours of VOD. Monthly or annual, cancel any time.
- 1 TB of archive (≈ 370 h of VOD)
- 1 rerun channel
- Chat votes, public site, bot included
- 3 TB of archive (≈ 1,110 h of VOD)
- 1 rerun channel
- Chat votes, public site, bot included
- 10 TB of archive (≈ 3,700 h of VOD)
- 3 rerun channels
- Chat votes, public site, bot included
Straight answers.
Is a 24/7 VOD channel allowed on Twitch?
Twitch’s own help page explains how: broadcast a rerun from your streaming encoder of choice, and label it. The written obligations are owning the content and labelling it as a replay. Your own VODs, tagged and titled as a rerun, meet both.
Do the hours count for Affiliate and Partner?
Twitch publishes no exclusion for replayed streams in its Affiliate or Partner criteria, and its own help page says to broadcast a rerun from your encoder of choice. That is exactly what VOD247 does. Twitch states nothing either way, and VOD247 claims nothing more.
Will this break my Partner or Affiliate status?
No. The 24/7 channel is a separate Twitch account, so your main channel keeps its status, its history and its clips. The replay channel is labelled as one in every title and in its tags. Twitch publishes no rule against it, and none in its favour.
What about muted audio and DMCA?
VOD247 counts Twitch’s muted segments on every VOD and shows that count before the VOD goes on air. It replays what Twitch stored: a segment muted there stays muted here. Music is not detected, nothing is replaced, and any VOD can be blocked.
Do I need to mirror my streams on YouTube?
No. VODs come straight from your Twitch archive, with no detour. Some services download from YouTube and make you upload every stream there first. Your own files can be uploaded too.
What about the 48-hour limit?
Twitch caps one broadcast at 48 hours, per its broadcasting guidelines. VOD247 recycles the session about every 12 hours, only between two VODs, never in the middle of one. Months on air never depend on a single connection.
Where do I find 24/7 Twitch channels?
In the Always On category of the Twitch directory, which lists the always-on channels live right now. Many also use the 247 tag, and many names end in _247. VOD247 counts that category every hour: how many are on air, and how many people watch.
Your VODs on air tonight. Your chat in charge.
Your oldest VOD is the next one Twitch deletes. Connect the channel and it stays.
Connect my Twitch