Everyone agrees the turning point was March 2025 when Twitch raised the Partner average from 75 to 125 concurrent. Suddenly thousands of 70–100 average streamers realized they would never qualify without Twitch viewer bot help. Viewer bot providers saw a 600 % traffic spike literally overnight after the announcement. Most who resisted Twitch viewer bot usage for years finally created accounts that week. Viewer bot companies had to put waiting lists because servers couldn’t handle the demand. The Twitch viewer bot conversation moved from “should I?” to “which one?” in under 48 hours. Viewer bot pricing doubled in some cases because supply simply couldn’t meet the new reality. This single policy change turned Twitch viewer bot from controversial to industry standard.

At 03:14 UTC on November 12, Twitch deployed the largest anti-viewer bot update in history. Over 18,400 channels were banned in the first 12 hours for outdated viewer bot traffic. Viewer bot services using anything except fresh residential + 5G proxies died instantly. Twitch viewer bot panels that hadn’t updated in 30+ days went completely dark. Viewer bot customers woke up to permanent bans and zero warning emails. The best Twitch viewer bot companies issued emergency patches within four hours and survived. Viewer bot prices increased another 40–60 % as only three major players remained functional. This event is now simply called “Black Tuesday” in every viewer bot Discord.

100 safe, post-Black Tuesday Twitch viewer bot viewers now cost $59–89 per month minimum. 500 concurrent Twitch viewer bot packages with AI chat start at $229–349 monthly. 1,000+ viewer bot plans with full fingerprint rotation and referral spoofing range $599–1,200. 2,000–5,000 viewer bot “Partner-path guaranteed” packages hit $1,499–2,999 per month. Daily high-intensity Twitch viewer bot rentals for events are $119–299 per 24 hours. Most viewer bot providers dropped PayPal completely and moved to crypto-only after mass bans. Weekly Twitch viewer bot testing went from $19 to $79–129 after the purge. Only two viewer bot companies still offer refunds, and both require KYC now.

Service A – the oldest viewer bot provider – survived because they had been rotating WebGL fingerprints since 2023. Service B rebuilt their entire Twitch viewer bot network on 5G mobile proxies in 11 hours and kept 94 % of customers. Service C used decentralized residential Twitch viewer bot nodes and never went down once. Every other viewer bot company either shut down or lost 80–99 % of their ability to deliver. These three now control roughly 90 % of the remaining Twitch viewer bot market. New viewer bot startups are afraid to launch because the entry cost is over $2 million. Twitch viewer bot competition is effectively an oligopoly in 2026. Users joke that picking a viewer bot service is now easier than ever – there are only three real options.

2. How the November 12, 2025 “Black Tuesday” Twitch Viewer Bot and Viewer Bot Purge Changed Everything3. Current 2025–2026 Twitch Viewer Bot and Viewer Bot Pricing Reality (Post-Purge)4. The Only Three Twitch Viewer Bot and Viewer Bot Services That Survived Black Tuesday