Twitch Streamer Finder by Game - Emails, Socials, New Only

Find the Twitch streamers who are live in any game or category right now, with follower count, current viewers, stream title, language, bio, social links and the business email the streamer published in the channel bio or panels. Filter by followers, viewers, language or "has an email", and put it on a schedule with monitoring on to receive only streamers you have not received before.

You pay per streamer row returned. Games that do not exist, games nobody is streaming, filters that match nobody and limits that cut the run short come back as free rows that say why.

Best for

• Influencer outreach for a game launch or sponsorship - list the streamers live in your game, or in the games your players play, with the contact address each one published for business.
• Finding small and mid-size creators - set maxFollowers and minViewers to skip the giants and find channels that answer emails and fit a smaller budget.
• A daily feed of new streamers - with monitoringMode on a daily schedule, each run returns only streamers who were not in an earlier run, so the list grows without repeats.
• Market lists by language - the streamers live in a game in Spanish, Japanese, German or any other language.

What each row contains

• Who - login, displayName, url, userId, profileImageUrl, isPartner, isAffiliate, bio.
• Size - followerCount, and viewerCount at the moment of the run.
• The stream - game, gameSlug, inputGame (what you typed), streamTitle, language, streamStartedAt, liveForMinutes, streamId.
• Contact - email (the first business email found), emailOwner, emails (all of them), and emailDetails with where each address was found (bio or panel) and who it seems to belong to.
• Social links - xUrl, instagramUrl, youtubeUrl, tiktokUrl, discordUrl, and all profile links found (also Facebook and LinkedIn) in socialLinks.

Measured on 2026-10-19: of the 96 most-watched streamers live in VALORANT, 46 had published an email address in their bio or panels.

Emails: only what the streamer published

The email comes only from text the streamer published on the channel page: the bio and the text of the channel panels. Addresses written in a common disguised form, such as name [at] domain [dot] com, are turned back into a normal address. Nothing is guessed and nothing is looked up elsewhere. An address that appears only inside a panel image is not read, so a streamer can have a contact address that this Actor does not return.

emailOwner says whose address it seems to be, as far as the text shows:

emailOwner	Meaning
streamer	The address contains the channel name, so it is most likely the streamer's own.
agency	The address follows words such as management, agency or booking, or it is on a company domain that does not contain the channel name. It may belong to a talent agency, a team or a company the streamer works with.
unknown	A free email address (Gmail, Outlook and similar) without the channel name. It may be the streamer's, a manager's or a team's.

This is a reading of the text, not a confirmation from the streamer. Check before you write.

Monitoring: only new streamers

Turn on monitoringMode and the Actor remembers every streamer it returned and charged for. Later runs skip them and return only streamers not returned before. A game where everyone matching was already returned gives one free no-new-since-last-run row.

• A streamer who was found but not returned, for example because the run reached its maximum total charge, is not remembered, so they still count as new next time.
• The memory is shared by all your runs of this Actor, across all games. resetMonitoringState clears it.
• Two monitoring runs that start at the same time do not both charge you for the same streamer: before returning anything, each run marks the streamers it is about to return, waits briefly, and leaves out anyone another run marked first. This works on runs that overlap by more than a couple of seconds; the storage it uses has no atomic update, so it cannot be fully watertight for runs that write at exactly the same instant.
• The 100,000 most recently returned streamers are remembered.

Rows that are never charged

When there is nothing to return, the run says why instead of returning an empty result:

• no-such-game - Twitch has no game or category with that name or slug. The row lists Twitch's closest matches.
• no-live-streams - nobody is streaming that game on Twitch right now.
• no-match - streamers are live, but none matches your filters. The row says how many each filter left out.
• no-new-since-last-run - monitoring is on, and every matching streamer was already returned by an earlier run, or is being returned by another monitoring run that started at the same time.
• blocked - Twitch answered with a rate limit, a bot check or an empty answer three times in a row. The game is not reported as empty.
• unreadable - Twitch sent an error or an answer that could not be read. Its message is included.
• invalid-input - the text is not a game name, slug or category URL, or a filter value is not valid. Nothing was requested.
• max-records-reached - maxRecords was reached, or more than 50 games were given. The row says which game was not searched to the end and which games were not searched.
• request-limit-reached - maxRequests was used up. The row says which games were not searched to the end.
• budget-reached - the run's maximum total charge was reached. The row says how many streamers fit and which games were not searched.

Input

Field	What it does
games	Games or categories, one per line: the name (VALORANT), the slug (grand-theft-auto-v) or the category URL. Up to 50 per run. Empty = the example game VALORANT.
maxStreamersPerGame	Streamers to return per game (1 to 1,000, default 100).
maxRecords	Charged rows per run in total (default 1,000).
maxRequests	Safety limit on pages read (default 60).
minFollowers, maxFollowers	Follower range.
minViewers, maxViewers	Current viewer range.
languages	Two-letter stream language codes, for example en, es, ja.
onlyWithEmail	Return only streamers with a published email. Streamers without one are not charged.
monitoringMode	Return only streamers not returned before.
resetMonitoringState	Forget the remembered streamers.

Example: the English-speaking VALORANT streamers with 1,000 to 50,000 followers who published an email.

{
    "games": ["VALORANT"],
    "minFollowers": 1000,
    "maxFollowers": 50000,
    "languages": ["en"],
    "onlyWithEmail": true
}

Rows come sorted by current viewers within each game, and each streamer appears once per run even if you list two games they could match.

Good to know

• About 1,000 streamers per game at most. Twitch shows visitors only part of the streams in a very large game. The Actor reads as much of each game as Twitch shows and returns up to 1,000 streamers per game. For a game with a few hundred people live, it reaches everyone. For the largest games, some streamers who are live are not reached in a given run; a monitoring schedule picks more of them up over time, as different people go live.
• Live right now only. Streamers who are offline at the moment of the run are not found.
• The language filter uses the language each stream is set to, as the streamer chose it.
• Social links come from the bio and the channel panels (including where a panel links to). Links shown only as buttons on the About page are not read.
• Follower and viewer counts are the numbers at the moment of the run.
• The Actor reads public channel pages only, without logging in, with a 1-second pause between requests and a short wait before trying again when Twitch asks it to slow down. Twitch can change its pages without notice; if that happens, runs return unreadable or blocked rows instead of wrong data, and we fix the Actor.
• Use the emails for genuine business contact, and follow the anti-spam and privacy laws that apply to you.

Thanks for using this Actor

We build these tools for people who run them every day, and we improve them from what users tell us.

• Missing a field, or need another filter? Tell us in the Issues tab. If the data is there, we add it.
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