KICK - Live Streaming
KICK: Live Streaming
Publisher DNA
What defines KICK - Live Streaming?
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Portfolio
What does KICK - Live Streaming ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Ad-free viewing removes primary friction for casual viewers
- Community interaction features like emotes and poll points keep viewers engaged during live streams
- Frequent app crashes and instability during live streams disrupt the viewing experience for users
Distributed across 8 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data Β· last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Brazil1 / 1
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (4)
- France1 / 1
- Germany1 / 1
- Portugal1 / 1
- Spain1 / 1
Asia-Pacific (1)
- Japan1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
75/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does KICK - Live Streaming compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Twitch and KICK compete for the same live-streaming creator and viewer base, with KICK directly challenging the established monetization model through a 95-5 revenue split.
Contenders(5)
Both platforms target live streaming audiences, though WhoWatch focuses on direct guest participation in broadcasts while KICK emphasizes creator revenue retention and ad-free viewing.
Both platforms compete for the same creator and viewer base by offering distinct monetization and engagement tools within the live streaming category.
Both platforms compete for the same live streaming audience, with Nozy focusing on integrated social interaction features while KICK prioritizes creator revenue retention.
Both platforms target gaming enthusiasts and streamers, competing for the same creator and viewer attention in the live streaming market.
Streamlabs functions as a multi-platform broadcasting tool that allows creators to stream to KICK, directly competing for the same mobile-first creator audience.
Same space(20)
TopLive offers a similar social-first live streaming experience, focusing on community interaction and virtual gifting.
StreamChamp offers mobile-based streaming tools that enable creators to broadcast gameplay to various platforms, including KICK-adjacent services.
Bilibili serves as a cultural hub for the same gaming and anime-focused creators who populate the KICK platform.
Clapper attracts a similar creator-driven audience but differentiates through a permissive moderation policy that appeals to users seeking unfiltered content.
Crunchyroll competes for the same niche audience of anime enthusiasts who prioritize simulcast speed and dedicated community features over general-purpose streaming.
Elelive serves as a talent-focused live streaming platform that emphasizes social interaction and virtual gifting.
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JACO targets the same social live streaming demographic by offering a mix of sports, gaming, and entertainment content.
Likee competes for the same social entertainment audience by blending live streaming with interactive multiplayer party games.
PRISM serves as a technical production tool for creators who want to stream to KICK and other platforms simultaneously.
Patreon provides the infrastructure for the creator-led monetization that KICK streamers utilize to supplement their platform-based revenue.
BeeLive focuses on the social interaction aspect of live streaming, utilizing PK battles and voice chat to engage users.
Sling provides a linear TV experience that complements the on-demand and live-creator content found on KICK.
TikTok captures the same mobile-first attention span as KICK, though it focuses on short-form algorithmic discovery rather than long-form live broadcasts.
Live TV apps provide a utility-focused alternative for viewers who prioritize traditional broadcast sports over the creator-centric live streams on KICK.
Tubi serves as a passive, ad-supported video-on-demand alternative for KICK viewers seeking long-form content without the active participation required by live streaming.
Tubi acts as a massive, free-to-access library that competes for the same viewer time as KICK's live entertainment.
TVU Go provides professional-grade connection bonding for IRL creators who need reliable streaming outside of traditional studio environments.
ViX competes for the same live-viewing audience by providing a massive library of sports and telenovelas to Spanish-speaking users.
Moko Live operates as a global community for live streaming, sharing similar features like real-time chat and virtual gifting.
Famefy acts as a pre-streaming rehearsal tool for creators who want to build confidence before facing the real-time social pressure of KICK.
New entrants(2)
PlumStudio provides a mobile-first streaming tool for creators who want to broadcast to multiple platforms, including KICK.
Uhu Live focuses on the social and talent-based aspects of live streaming, similar to KICK's community-driven interaction.
