The Leaderboard Overlay Widget allows you to display a list of the top users of an associated type. As users move up or down within the set type, the list will update accordingly. The following types are supported:
- Viewing Time: Displays the users with the top viewing time in Mix It Up for your channel.
- Consumable: Displays the users with the top amount for the selected consumable. Currencies and Ranks are the only currently supported consumable types.
- Twitch Bits: Displays the users with the top amount of bits cheered on Twitch by the time range. These values come directly from Twitch and can have some form of delay on them.
- Cumulative Months Subbed: Displays the users with the most cumulative months subscribed to your channel.
- Subs Gifted: Displays the users who have gifted the most subscriptions in your channel, all-time.
- Subscription Streak: Displays the users with the longest current subscription streak, shown as a number of whole months.
Subscription Leaderboards
The three subscription types above cover every connected platform at once. There is no per-platform version and nothing to choose: a viewer’s months subbed and gifted subs are combined across Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and Velora. For a viewer subscribed on more than one platform, the subscription streak counts from the earliest of their subscribe dates.
Subscription tiers are not counted anywhere in these leaderboards. Subscribers rank by how long they have been subscribed and gifters rank by how many subs they have gifted. Gifted subs are only credited when the gifter is not anonymous.
The Subscription Streak widget shows whole months as a number. If you want a readable duration such as 1 Year(s), 2 Month(s), 5 Day(s), use the $topsubstreaklength Special Identifier instead.
These leaderboards use the viewer data Mix It Up has recorded for your channel, so they begin from when you started using Mix It Up rather than covering your channel’s full history. How completely each platform fills in these numbers varies. Twitch corrects a subscriber’s month count on their next resubscription, and because Twitch never reports a subscribe date, a streak counts from the first subscription Mix It Up saw and restarts if the subscription lapses.