Platform analytics
Track live stream performance
See peak viewers, average watch time, and drop-off points for your broadcasts.
Before you start
- At least one live stream has ended.
- You are in the Analytics section.
Steps
- 1Open Analytics and click on the Streams tab.
- 2Select the stream you want to review.
- 3Peak viewers shows the highest number of concurrent watchers at any point.
- 4Average watch time tells you how long the typical viewer stayed.
- 5The viewer timeline chart shows when people joined and when they left.
- 6A large drop in the chart often means a technical problem occurred at that moment — cross-check with your stream health data.
- 7Unique viewers is the number of individual people who watched, even if they joined late.
Expected result
You can see when your audience was largest and where you lost viewers — giving you clear feedback for the next broadcast.
Common problems
Peak viewers seems too low.
Check whether the stream visibility was set to Link-only or Subscriber-only instead of Public.
I see a big drop in the viewer chart at a specific time.
Check your stream health data for that timestamp — a bitrate spike or reconnect often causes viewers to leave.
The stats for a recent stream are missing.
Analytics for ended streams can take up to 30 minutes to fully populate.