Best Kick bots in 2026: an honest comparison
Six chat bots and tools Kick streamers use, Winkom, Botrix, KickBot, StreamElements, Streamlabs and kickso, and where each one is strong.
Updated 18 October 2026
Kick has no bot of its own, so streamers add one. This list is written by the Winkom team, so we tell you how we checked: each entry comes from the tool’s own public pages, read in October 2026. We name other products only to compare them; none of them is affiliated with Winkom. Try two and keep what fits your stream.
Winkom
Built for Kick and made in Tunisia. One free login gives you alerts, an overlay link for OBS, WinkomBot in your chat, channel points, TTS in English, French, Arabic and Tunisian Derja, games and goals. It uses only Kick’s official API. Strong for: Arabic and French-speaking streamers, and anyone who wants one simple setup. No betting or predictions, on purpose.
Botrix
One of the best-known bots on Kick (botrix.live), also on Twitch and YouTube. Alerts, widgets, a chat bot, loyalty points, mini-games and a TTS, with a free plan and a Premium plan. Alert media can come from built-in GIF and sound galleries. Strong for: a large feature set and many tutorials made by its users.
KickBot
A Kick-focused bot (kickbot.com) with separate pages for its chat bot, tipping, TTS, alerts, widgets and clips, and documentation for each widget. Strong for: tipping and a clearly documented widget set.
StreamElements
A long-standing streaming suite whose chatbot also runs on Kick, documented in its own help center. Strong for: streamers who already use StreamElements on another platform. Reviews note its Kick moderation is thinner than on Twitch.
Streamlabs
A large streaming suite with Kick support: Cloudbot on Kick, goal widgets and Cross Clip for turning clips into vertical videos. Strong for: streamers who already use Streamlabs Desktop.
kickso
A newer “all-in-one platform for Kick streamers” (kickso.app) with sign-in through Kick: chat leaderboards, OBS overlays, giveaways, polls and voice messages. Strong for: viewer-engagement widgets. We found little independent coverage yet.
How to choose
- 1Need Arabic, Derja or French in TTS and chat replies? Start with Winkom.
- 2Already run StreamElements or Streamlabs elsewhere? Keep it and add a Kick-native tool only for what is missing.
- 3Switching bots? Pick one that imports your commands, so viewers keep their usual !commands.
- 4Use one bot per job: two bots answering the same command confuse chat.
Questions
Which Kick bot is free?
Winkom is free to start. Plans and prices of the others change often: check each one’s own pricing page.
Can I use two bots on Kick?
Yes, but give each its own job and turn off duplicate commands, or both answer the same !command.
Is this list sponsored?
No. It is written by the Winkom team, says so at the top and uses only the tools’ own public pages.
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