Subathon counter overlay for OBS
Kloot counts the subs, not the minutes — there is no timer that adds time per sub, and nothing reads your sub events. What you get is a tally you bump by hand, a Starting Soon screen for the gaps, and sponsor thank-yous on cue, all from one browser source. Grab a $5 Event Pass for the run.
Start freeTry it in a browser — FreeCan Kloot run a subathon timer?
No, and it is worth knowing before you build anything. Kloot has no countdown that adds minutes per sub, and it does not read your sub events. It gives you a live tally you bump yourself from your deck or phone, plus the Screens and sponsor thank-yous around it. If the clock is the centre of your subathon, run that in a dedicated timer and put this tally beside it.
Your whole setup, live — every tool fires from one deck. Manual, nothing auto-cycles.
The sub tally on screen. The clock stays wherever you already run it.
The usual subathon scramble
Sub count scrawled on a sticky note off-screen
A live counter on your overlay, bumped in a tap
Dead air between hype pushes
A Starting Soon screen you flip on instantly
Forgetting the match sponsor
A sponsor thank-you fired on cue
The tools you’ll fire
Live in three steps
Add your Kloot overlay to OBS once
One browser source powers your counter, screen and sponsor.
Build your subathon kit
Create a tally counter, a Starting Soon screen, and a sponsor thank-you. Pin each to a deck key.
Run it on a $5 Event Pass
Everything in Pro for 48 hours, no subscription — perfect for a marathon. Bump the tally as subs roll in.
Frequently asked
Does the counter add time automatically per sub?
No. There is no timer in Kloot at all — no countdown that adds minutes, and nothing reading your sub events. The counter is a tally you bump by hand, which is a different thing from the clock most subathons run. Plenty of streamers run a dedicated timer for the clock and use this for the sub count beside it.
So what is this page actually for?
The count and the show around it: a sub tally your audience watches climb, a Starting Soon screen for the gaps between pushes, and a sponsor thank-you you fire on cue. If all you need is a countdown clock, Kloot is not the tool for that half.
Can I run a long marathon on it?
Yes. A $5 Event Pass gives you 48 hours of everything in Pro, with no subscription — enough for a weekend subathon.
Does it work on YouTube and Kick?
Yes — Kloot runs as a browser source, so the whole setup works on Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok or IRL.
Which plan do I need?
None to start — Free runs two screens and one counter, with a Kloot badge. Pro ($9/month) lifts those limits, removes the badge and adds sponsor overlays; the $5 Event Pass covers all of it for 48 hours.
More overlay setups
Works alongside everything you already use
Your next event
runs from one deck.
Add one browser source, fire your goal, giveaways and thank-yous by hand. Grab a $5 Event Pass for the night — no subscription.
Free forever · Pro $9/month or $79/year · Event Pass $5 for 48 hours · Prices + applicable taxes