KickBot

KickBot is a free, cloud-based bot for Kick.com streamers. It combines chat commands, timed messages, alerts, 35 plus widgets, AI text-to-speech with 3,000+ voices, a no-minimum tipping system, instant `!clip` capture, moderation tools and VOD downloading in one dashboard, with nothing to install.

KickBot is a cloud-hosted toolkit for people who stream on Kick, bundling the jobs normally split across several bots and browser sources into a single dashboard. The core is a chatbot that handles custom commands, timed messages, alerts and AI integrations, but the product reaches further into overlays, tipping, clipping and moderation. Because everything runs on KickBot's servers, nothing is installed locally and the streamer's encoder is not asked to carry the processing load during busy chat moments. The AI text-to-speech layer is the piece most streamers will notice first. Viewers can send messages that get read aloud on stream through a library of more than 3,000 voices, with voice cloning support and no cap on message volume according to the site. That same voice catalogue feeds the tipping system, so a donation can arrive as an on-screen alert and a spoken message at once. Tipping is custom-built rather than a third party add-on, works in 100 plus countries, and carries no minimum before payout, with chargeback protection included. A `!clip` command lets anyone in chat grab a clip of the stream up to four minutes long, and clips are produced in the cloud, so the capture does not steal frames from the broadcast. The surrounding furniture covers the rest of a channel: 35 plus widgets for chat, followers, viewers, subs and goals, follow and sub alerts with chat notifications, moderation tools, and a VOD downloader plus editor for repurposing past broadcasts. Setup is deliberately shallow: create an account with Google, Discord or email, link the Kick channel, then configure commands or hand dashboard access to moderators. The audience is Kick-native streamers, from a first broadcast to channels with over a million followers; the vendor lists several large creators as users and claims 150,000 plus streamers overall. Compared with general purpose Discord or Twitch bots, the value is in Kick-specific support and the tight coupling of TTS, tips and clips. Streamers on other platforms will find nothing here, and anyone wanting deep analytics or multichannel social publishing should look elsewhere. It is an engagement and monetisation layer, not a production suite.