Pretty Okay-ish SUBATHON

This Streamer.bot extension runs your entire subathon for you. Every sub, bit, donation, gift, raid, and follow automatically adds time to a live countdown — across Twitch, YouTube, and Kick at once. Track goals with animated bars, boost incoming time with a Power Hour multiplier (manually or automatically on a Twitch Hype Train), and control everything from a dock without ever touching Streamer.bot mid-stream. The overlay is fully transparent and skinnable to match any scene.

One browser source, endless looks — every style below is the same overlay

Signature

The default look — Plus Jakarta Sans, purple→pink bars, live Power Hour badge.

Skinned Card

Drop it into a framed card with a background, border, teal accent and icon+label stats.

Neon

Bold Oswald type over the signature gradient bars.

Lime Card

Rubik on a dark card with a compact 2h 46m 12s time format.

Metal

Tall condensed Bebas Neue in blood crimson — for the heavy streams.

Overdrive

Exo 2, cyan, icon-only stats, left-aligned card.

Golden Hour

Russo One in warm amber with the Power Hour boost running.

Tsunami

Titillium Web, electric blue, right-aligned card with completed goals.

Panic

Poppins with a full stack of live goal bars.

Minimal

Just the clock — Inter, oversized timer, stats and goals hidden.

Hype

Kanit in orange, card style, Power Hour kicked off by a Hype Train.

Endurance

Saira, teal, with a days-hours-minutes-seconds counter for the long haul.

Adding the DLL

How the Subathon Extension Works

The extension has two components:

1. Overlay — A fully transparent browser source that shows the countdown on stream: the timer, an optional title/description, a live stats strip (subs, bits, donations, gifts, raids, follows), goal bars, a Power Hour banner, and a rotating "last event" line.
2. Dock — A control panel you add to OBS/Meld/SLOBS. Start, pause, and add time to the timer; start a Power Hour; adjust totals manually; manage goals; and set the overlay's title/description text — all live.

The control dock — run the whole subathon without touching Streamer.bot

Subathon Control Dock

Start, pause and reset the timer, add or remove time, fire a Power Hour, adjust totals, manage goals, and set the overlay's title/description — all live.

Customizing the Overlay URL

Customizing the Dock URL

What Adds Time

Each event type has its own time value that you configure in the extension's settings, per platform. Any event can be turned off if you don't want it to add time.

Custom Triggers — add time from any Streamer.bot action

Not limited to the built-in events above. On the Custom tab in settings you can watch any Streamer.bot action and add a set number of seconds whenever it runs. Give the trigger a name, pick (or type) the exact Action name to watch, set the seconds to add, and enable it.

This means anything you can build an Action for can add time — a chat command, a third party integration,a channel point reward, a Stream Deck button, a Hype Train event, a raffle win, a mod tool, whatever. Point the Custom trigger at that Action and the subathon clock responds. You can add as many custom triggers as you like and toggle each on or off.

Power Hour

Run a temporary multiplier window (e.g. ×2) where every event adds boosted time. Start it manually from the dock, or have it start automatically when a Twitch Hype Train begins and stop when it ends.

Goals

Set goals against any metric (subs, bits, donations, gifts, raids, follows). Bars fill in live and completed goals are marked as achieved. Long goal lists can auto-scroll on the overlay.

Streamer.bot Custom Triggers

The extension registers these custom triggers under the MM Subathon group, so you can build your own alerts and automations off subathon events:

Available Streamer.bot Arguments

The following arguments are pushed with each subathon update and are available in any Streamer.bot action tied to the triggers above.