--- title: 'Alles was du zu inStreamly wissen musst!' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=IOkB6Rk-F_8' video_id: 'IOkB6Rk-F_8' date: 2026-08-23 duration_sec: 143 channel: 'Nilson1489' --- # Alles was du zu inStreamly wissen musst! > Source: [Alles was du zu inStreamly wissen musst!](https://youtube.com/watch?v=IOkB6Rk-F_8) ## Summary This video answers the seven most frequently asked questions about inStreamly, a platform that lets streamers earn money by displaying sponsored overlays. It covers requirements, platform compatibility, setup, troubleshooting, and viewer experience, providing a comprehensive guide for streamers of all sizes. ### Key Points - **No minimum viewer count** [00:01] — No specific number of spectators is required; you can start with 5, 20, or over 100 viewers. - **No Twitch Affiliate requirement** [00:15] — inStreamly works independently of your Twitch status; you don't need to be an Affiliate or Partner. - **Worth it with few viewers?** [00:28] — The value depends on your criteria; with fewer viewers, you'll earn less per impression but can still generate revenue over time. - **Platform compatibility** [00:43] — Officially supports OBS Studio, Streamlabs, and Meldstudio. Can connect to Twitch, YouTube, and Kick, but YouTube has game-specific limitations and Kick only includes well-known categories. - **How to start** [01:11] — Setup is simple: sign up, insert the source into OBS, join a sponsorship. Release process takes up to 12 hours. - **Troubleshooting** [01:26] — Common issues: instream source must be at the very top in every scene, payment only for fully visible items, and Streamlabs can cause problems. OBS Studio is recommended. - **Sponsorship pause times** [01:40] — Sponsorships pause between midnight and 6 a.m. - **Viewer experience** [01:53] — Overlays don't interrupt the stream, and you can choose which campaigns to display, so ads are less annoying to viewers. ## Transcript make Streamly worthwhile? I mean, over 200 comments under my worth discussing. And these are the seven most frequently asked questions. Do I need a specific number of spectators? Honestly, no. [music] Whether you have 5, 20 or over 100 viewers, you can start at any time. Do I need to be a Twitch Affiliate or Partner? That can also be answered quite clearly with no. Streamly works completely independently of your Twitch status. But is it even worth it with only five spectators? The question is, what criteria do you use to determine whether it's worthwhile? as advertisements are displayed . Of course, to be honest, views for a longer period of time with fewer viewers . Is that also possible with TikTok? Absolutely not, Streamly officially runs via OBS Studio, Streamlabs and also Meldstudio. You can then connect Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. However, there is a limitation on YouTube. are tied to specific games run on Twitch as well as on Kick if the category is included. Kick only includes the most well-known categories . How do I even begin? And it's super simple. Sign up, insert the source into OBS, join the sponsorship, and you're done. The release process then takes up to 12 hours. It's not working for me . What is the reason for this? Usually one of three things. The instream source must be at the very top in every scene . Payment is only made for items that were fully visible. Sometimes things can go wrong in Streamlabs. OBS Studio is better anyway. It is also important to note that sponsorships generally pause between midnight and 6 a.m. But another question that came up very frequently was: Do the sponsorships and Twitch advertising annoy my viewers ? Of course, I can't look inside everyone's head. However, it is important lead's overlays do not interrupt your stream . And I think that's much more pleasant. Additionally, you decide which campaigns are displayed in your stream . What you don't want to advertise wo n't be displayed. In your viewers . But if you have any further questions, feel free to ask. As always, you can find all the information about Streamle As always, you can find all the information about Streamle via the link in my bio.