Three ways to enter, and two of them are not free
StreamerGiveaway is a capable Twitch and Kick tool with a live OBS overlay and draws of up to five hundred winners — genuinely the same scale Kloot tops out at. Where the two part company is entry: alongside a chat command it offers subscribe-to-enter and channel-points entry, both of which make extra chances something a viewer pays for.
Competitor facts verified September 2026. We keep this page current.
Should viewers be able to buy giveaway entries?
It is a risk worth understanding. StreamerGiveaway supports subscribe-to-enter and channel-points entry alongside a chat command. Kloot has neither: entry is a QR code or a join code, free on every plan, and the only weighting available is by how often someone has taken part.
Entry stays free, and stays off chat
A QR on your overlay and a join code for anyone on a phone. No chat command, no subscription, no channel points — which keeps the draw a free prize draw and reaches the viewers who never type.
The same five hundred winners, with a receipt
Both tools draw up to five hundred winners from one action. Kloot publishes a receipt for the draw — the seed committed before entries closed, the pool as fingerprints — so a five-hundred-winner draw is checkable rather than simply large.
Loyalty without a price tag
If you want regulars to have better odds, Kloot weights by how many of your giveaways they have entered, up to twice the chance, and shows every viewer their own multiplier. Nothing about it can be bought.
Kloot vs StreamerGiveaway
Similar scale and similar overlays. The difference is what entry costs a viewer.
Free to use
Both have a free tier. StreamerGiveaway’s own comparison notes describe free-tier capability, so paid tiers exist; pricing was not published at the time this page was verified.
Entry without chat
Entry that costs the viewer nothing
The chat-command route is free. Subscribe-to-enter and channel-points entry are not, and both push a free prize draw towards something a regulator may read differently.
Platforms
Up to 500 winners in one draw
Genuine parity. Kloot’s five hundred was built to match this.
Winner claims on their own device
Published fairness receipt
full · partial · not offered
Pricing, side by side
Different models — here’s the honest version of both.
Kloot
- $0FreeEnough to run a real stream, free forever: 2 screens with a countdown, 1 live counter, emoji effects and presets, one each of alert, lower third, text overlay, ticker and border, and 2 giveaways plus 2 polls every month. Kloot badge on overlays.
- $15/moCreatorTakes the caps off: 10 screens with overtime, moving backgrounds and band & camera layouts; 5 counters with 100+ looks, segments and milestones; every alert, lower third, ticker and border you build live at once; 10 giveaways and 10 polls a month with automatic prize delivery by email and up to 5 prizes a draw; and no Kloot badge.
- $99/yr ($8.25/mo billed annually)Creator (annual)Everything in Creator, billed once a year instead of monthly — the best-value way to run Kloot.
- $25/moProEverything in Creator, plus Pro counter looks that react to your run; counter cap raised to 10, scoreboards, sponsor slot, money per count and countdown → Screen; the monetization layer (sponsor ad overlays and custom border uploads); and unlimited giveaways and polls.
- $149/yr ($12.42/mo billed annually)Pro (annual)Everything in Pro, billed once a year instead of monthly — the best-value way to run Kloot.
- $9 / 3 daysEvent Pass3 days of everything in Pro, one payment and no subscription. The way to try Kloot on a real stream: charity streams, tournaments and product launches.
StreamerGiveaway
Free to start
StreamerGiveaway advertises a free tier and its comparison material refers to free-tier capabilities, which implies paid tiers; no prices were published on the site when this page was verified in September 2026.
If you run giveaways with StreamerGiveaway
Decide what you want entry to cost
This is the actual decision. If subscribe-to-enter is doing real work for your channel, that is a trade you are making knowingly and Kloot cannot offer it. If it is switched on because it was there, the free route reaches more people.
Swap the overlay
One Kloot browser source replaces it and carries the rest of the deck too. The bulk draw works the same way: load your codes, set the number of winners, spin once.
Start publishing the receipt
Nothing to configure — every draw gets one. Put the results link in your panels the first time somebody questions a result, and the argument ends there.
Kloot fits when
- You want entry to stay free and off chat
- You stream beyond Twitch and Kick, or on more than one at once
- A large draw needs to be checkable as well as large
- You want loyalty rewarded without selling odds
StreamerGiveaway fits when
- Subscribe-to-enter is a deliberate part of your funnel
- Your audience is entirely on Twitch or Kick
- Channel points are already central to how your chat works
- You want chat-command entry specifically
Frequently asked
How do viewers enter a StreamerGiveaway giveaway?
Three ways, per its own site: a chat command such as !win, subscribing (with new and gifted subs entered automatically), or redeeming channel points. Kloot has one: scan the code on screen or open the join link.
Is subscribe-to-enter a problem?
It can be. A free prize draw stops being clearly free when entry or better odds can be bought, and that is the leg that causes trouble in most jurisdictions. Plenty of channels run it anyway; it is worth being a decision rather than a default. Informational, not legal advice.
Do both handle large draws?
Yes — both do up to five hundred winners from one draw, which is real parity. Kloot additionally publishes a receipt covering every slot, so a large draw can be checked rather than just announced.
Which platforms does each support?
StreamerGiveaway works with Twitch and Kick. Kloot is platform-agnostic because entry is a code on screen rather than a chat command — the same giveaway works on YouTube, TikTok, a multistream or in a room.
Can Kloot give regulars better odds too?
Yes, weighted by attendance rather than by anything bought: previous entries earn up to twice the chance, every viewer is shown their own multiplier, and the weights are published in the receipt.
All StreamerGiveaway details verified September 2026 and reviewed regularly. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.
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