Analytics

Studio → Analytics has two views: an overview across a date range, and a per-stream summary.

Overview

Pick a range — last 7 days, last 30 days, or a specific month — and you get five headline tiles, each with the change against the previous period:

• Live views
• New followers
• New donations
• Revenue
• Hours streamed

Select a tile to chart it, or choose a different metric from the dropdown:

Metric	What it measures
Live views	Views on your live streams
New followers	Follows gained
New donations	Number of donations received
Revenue	Money received
Hours streamed	Time you were live
Average viewers	Mean concurrent viewers
Unique viewers	Distinct people who watched
Unique chatters	Distinct people who chatted
Chat messages	Messages sent in your chat
Clips created	Clips your viewers made
VOD views	Views on your on-demand videos

Chart by day, week or month, and use CSV Export to download the underlying numbers.

There’s also a toggle to email yourself a summary after each stream.

Per-stream summary

Analytics → Stream opens the most recent stream, with arrows to step back through your history. For each stream you get eight numbers, again with the change against your previous stream:

• Stream duration
• Average viewers
• Max viewers
• Unique viewers
• Unique chat participants
• Live views
• New followers
• New donations (count and amount)

Below that: a viewers over time chart for that stream, and the clips your viewers created during it.

Tip

Use this alongside Inspector. Analytics tells you how the stream performed; Inspector tells you whether it was technically healthy. A viewership dip with clean encoder stats is an audience story, not a bandwidth one.

Where earnings live

Analytics shows revenue as a trend. For balances, payout schedules and transaction-level detail, open your Stripe Express dashboard from Studio → Monetization (Open Stripe Dashboard) — see Payouts & Stripe onboarding.