Kick sub goal in OBS (plus follower and KICKs goals)

A goal bar shows your community how close you are to a target: 50 subs, 1,000 followers, 10,000 KICKs. Winkom counts the real Kick events as they arrive and moves the bar on your stream. It runs on Winkom’s servers, so it keeps counting when your browser is closed.

Kick goals, explained

1. Open Goals and set your target

1. 1Open the Goals page (Goals & Sub Drives).
2. 2Pick what counts: subs, followers, KICKs, tips, or “support”, a mix where subs, gifted subs and KICKs all move the same bar.
3. 3Write a short label and the target. If you already have some, set where it starts.
4. 4Choose when it resets: never until you press Reset (the default), each stream, or each day, week or month.

2. Add milestones (optional)

Up to 10 milestones per goal, each with a reward line, for example “25 subs: face cam on for the next game”. WinkomBot can announce each milestone in chat when it is reached.

3. Put the bar on your stream

The goal bar is a widget. Tick “Goal bars” in your overlay (Widgets › Overlays → Edit) and the link already in OBS shows it. Or copy the widget’s own link and add it as its own Browser source.

New to Browser sources?

In OBS, under Sources, click +, pick Browser and paste the link. The alerts guide walks you through it with pictures.

How to add Kick alerts to OBS

Goals in chat

1. 1!goal (or !goals) shows the progress to everyone.
2. 2Mods can start a Sub Drive with !drive start 30 2: for 30 minutes, points for subs and gifts count double. !drive stop ends it.
3. 3From the dashboard, mods can fix the count by hand, reset a goal or test it (add, half, fill).

Keep the screen clean

Two bars show at once by default. You can save more goals and switch which ones show. Resubs count by default; turn that off if you only want new subs.