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Match your viewer duration to how long your stream actually runs, or at least its opening stretch. The 10 or 20-minute options work well for shorter streams or for boosting just the first critical minutes while organic viewers start finding you.

Longer streams — extended gaming sessions, variety streams, community events — tend to suit the 45 or 60-minute tiers, since viewers sticking around longer reinforces the sense that the stream has real staying power, not just a quick spike.

There's no wrong choice here, just a better fit depending on your format. Many streamers start with a shorter duration to test the effect before scaling up.

Look for a provider that only ever needs your username — never a password or account login — and one that's upfront about delivery timing rather than vague promises.

Beyond that, check for clear per-1,000 pricing across each duration option, a refill policy that actually covers drop-off, and support that's actually reachable if something needs adjusting mid-stream. A provider honest about how delivery works is the one worth trusting with a live broadcast.