Kloot compared with the tools you already use
Side-by-side feature tables, pricing and a switching guide for each one, plus a section on when you should stick with the other tool.
Every death counter, side by side
What a death counter really costs
Etsy widgets, Ko-fi and StreamUP add-ons, StreamElements, Streamer.bot and Kloot — in dollars, setup hours and what each can't do, with a calculator for your own numbers.
See the true cost
Giveaway & engagement tools
Bots, spinners and contest platforms streamers use to pick a winner.
Kloot vs StreamElements
Run the same giveaway everywhere you stream, not just on Twitch
- Lighter on your PC
- One deck, not a dozen widgets
- Your audience joins in one tap
Kloot vs Streamlabs
Your giveaway should be a moment on stream, not a line in your dashboard
- Nothing to install
- Lighter on your PC
- Billing you can trust
Kloot vs Nightbot
Nightbot can only see the people who are typing
- Entry is not a chat command
- Better odds for regulars, not for subscribers
- The winner is told on their phone
Kloot vs Wheel of Names
The wheel is the easy part. Getting the names on it is the work.
- The names arrive on their own
- It runs without OBS at all
- The draw is accountable afterwards
Kloot vs Kudos
Kudos does the overlay well. Everything still happens in chat.
- The claim happens on a phone, not in chat
- Entry does not need Twitch
- The record is public, not local
Kloot vs StreamerGiveaway
Three ways to enter, and two of them are not free
- Entry stays free, and stays off chat
- The same five hundred winners, with a receipt
- Loyalty without a price tag
Kloot vs Gleam
Gleam is built for a campaign. A stream giveaway is a moment.
- Nobody makes an account
- The draw is the segment
- Entry is one action, not ninety
Kloot vs Twitch Predictions
Predictions are for channels Twitch has already approved
- No status requirement
- A real prize, not a points payout
- It shows up in the VOD
Overlays & stream control
Theme shops, hardware decks and automation bots.
Kloot vs Streamer.bot
Streamer.bot doesn't run on your Mac. Kloot runs in your browser.
- Runs where you are
- Nothing to build
- One light browser source
Kloot vs OWN3D
The OWN3D alternative with a live control deck
- Live control, not just art
- Billing you can trust
- One light browser source
Kloot vs Stream Deck
A free, browser-based Stream Deck for streamers
- No hardware to buy
- Built for your overlays
- Control from anywhere
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