Comparison
Streamneeds vs MyrtleBot
Both platforms cover bonus hunts, a Kick and Discord bot, points and a store. The differences show up in the overlay layer, in OBS control, and in what happens around a sponsorship.
MyrtleBot covers the core loop a slot streamer needs: bonus hunts, a Kick and Discord bot, points, a store, draws and slot requests. If that list is the whole job, it does the job.
Streamneeds overlaps on all of that and adds the layers around it — a drag-and-drop overlay editor with multiple scenes, OBS scene control over the WebSocket, a URL per trigger for Stream Deck, viewer credential verification, sponsor campaign reporting and a public REST API.
The practical question is whether you want your overlay and your OBS scenes driven by the same system that runs your hunt, or whether you are happy embedding a board and building the rest yourself.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Streamneeds | MyrtleBot |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus hunt tracker | 16,000+ game database, presets, simple mode, share URLs, live viewer page | Yes |
| OBS overlay editor | 48 widgets, drag-and-drop, live preview | Embed via URL only |
| Multi-scene overlays | Unlimited scenes per project, switchable from chat | Not offered |
| OBS scene control (WebSocket) | Auto scene sync and chat-driven switching | Not offered |
| Kick bot | Commands, points, giveaways, timed messages, moderation | Slot requests only |
| Discord bot | Slash commands, moderation, alerts, points, ticketing | Registration / linking |
| Cross-platform points | One balance across Kick and Discord | Yes |
| Points store | Items, fulfilment states, refunds, public shop page | Yes |
| Slot requests | Chat and public page, voting, points cost, promote to hunt | Yes, without voting |
| Numbered raffles | Ticket grid, overlay board, early draw | Draws |
| Stream Deck triggers | Every trigger has its own URL | Not offered |
| Viewer credential verification | Casino usernames, crypto addresses, affiliate codes | Not offered |
| Wager race leaderboards | Live operator stats, five designs, website embed | Not offered |
| Sponsor campaign reporting | Deliverable tracking and period reports | Not offered |
| Public REST API | Yes, with scoped API keys | Not offered |
| Languages | 10 | English |
MyrtleBot features researched May 2026 from myrtlebot.com. Products change — check their current site before deciding, and tell us if anything here is out of date.
Frequently asked questions
What is the main difference between Streamneeds and MyrtleBot?
- Both cover bonus hunts, bots, points and a store. Streamneeds adds a full drag-and-drop overlay editor with multiple scenes, OBS scene control, per-trigger Stream Deck URLs, wager race leaderboards, sponsor reporting and a public API.
Can I move from MyrtleBot to Streamneeds?
- Yes. The setup is independent — connect your Kick channel and Discord, and configure points and commands. There is no dependency on your previous tool.
Which is cheaper?
- Pricing changes on both sides, so check the current pricing page for each. Streamneeds has a free tier and paid plans from $25 per month.
Try it on your next stream
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Keep reading
- A bonus hunt tracker your viewers can actually followTrack a bonus hunt live: 16,000+ slot database, running break-even, OBS overlay and a share link your viewers can open on any device.
- Casino streaming software, in one placeBonus hunt tracking, OBS overlays, Kick and Discord bots, viewer points, giveaways and sponsor reporting — one platform built only for slot streamers.
- OBS overlays you build by dragging, not by editing CSSA visual overlay editor with 48 widgets built for slot streams: live hunt tables, running totals, chat, alerts and leaderboards. Multi-scene, with OBS scene control.