Coebot Review - Is it a Scam?

Coebot Review 2024 – Is it a Scam?

Published on: April 5, 2023
Last Updated: April 5, 2023

Coebot Review 2024 – Is it a Scam?

Published on: April 5, 2023
Last Updated: April 5, 2023

Coebot Review 2024

Twitch has quickly become a popular social media platform among niche communities (most commonly video-game related) for streaming and live content. As it is still relatively small in comparison to other social media networks, if you offer content that appeals to this community, you have good chances of monetizing your account through your live streams. 

In order to gain traction on the platform, the best thing you can do is gain more followers and active stream viewers that love and engage with your content. This can take time, so for those just starting out and not wanting to miss the bus, getting more views is the best thing you can do. 

One way that Twitch users have tried to gain more viewers is through chat box interactions on their live streams, and while engagement is a vital part of the Twitch platform, it’s not the only thing you need to be aware of in order to gain more users. 

Many companies these days have created Twitch chat bots that engage with users during the live stream and perform a bunch of other tasks. One of these bots, Coebot, is the focus of our review today, and we’re going to see what type of success you can expect to have if you use Coebot.

Let’s take a look. 

Functions and Features

Coebot

The Twitch chat bot offered by Coebot claims to help you with the following: 

  • Moderation
  • Commands (custom and repeated) 
  • Quotes
  • LastFM 
  • Steam integration
  • Variables

They do claim to have other functions as well, although they are not listed directly on the page itself. The website for Coebot is actually very basic and includes hardly any information at all, which is not a good sign. 

When a user decides to use a tool for Twitch growth, they should know exactly what functions that tool is going to provide; when it is not listed on the tool’s website, it makes the tool look less reputable, taking a hit at its legitimacy. 

In any case, there is another page called documentation that gives information about the commands that the bot uses, and categorizes them with labels of who can do them (everyone, subs, mods, broadcaster, and varies). 

The list is organized into types of commands, but in terms of readability, it’s not very straightforward for someone who is trying to use a bot for the first time. Not only that, there is absolutely no support on the website to help with questions or concerns related to the bot. 

There is also no pricing listed on the site, and requires you to login to Twitch via the Coebot website to use the bot, which puts your account at risk. 

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Do Bots Work on Twitch? 

Aside from the fact that Coebot has a skeleton of a website and doesn’t give much information or guidance at all on how to use the bot, bots on the Twitch platform are actually not allowed. They are against the rules of Twitch, and the platform itself is investigating users who have been flagged or identified as using bots. 

This means that whatever it is that Coebot claims to offer is against the terms of use of Twitch and can get you into hot water. Not only that, the features that the bot is offering you is literally not going to get you more viewers or subscribers, and you yourself can do exactly what the bot says it does.

It’s no secret that live streams can get cluttered with different things in the chat box, but once you have a system and/or use a moderator that can help you while you are doing your live stream, it’s a much better system than using a bot. 

Users don’t like bots and they make you look impersonal, lazy, and uninterested. Bots will lower your reputation and perhaps lose you followers and viewers in the end, as most people want to engage with the broadcaster, not a simple bot. 

You can also get banned on the Twitch platform for using bots, which is not a good thing if you’ve spent a while building up your Twitch content, streams, and subscribers.

Coebot doesn’t offer any support or assistance and just wants your Twitch information. 

Review Conclusion

All in all, while many people are looking for ways to organize and manage their chatbot on Twitch, a bot like Coebot isn’t the most effective solution, nor is it the only one. Bots can also get you in trouble with Twitch itself, and ultimately a simple and unsupported bot like Coebot isn’t going to get you the reputation that you need to be successful on Twitch. Thank you, next! 

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Written by Jason Wise

Hello! I’m the editor at EarthWeb, with a particular interest in business and technology topics, including social media, privacy, and cryptocurrency. As an experienced editor and researcher, I have a passion for exploring the latest trends and innovations in these fields and sharing my insights with our readers. I also enjoy testing and reviewing products, and you’ll often find my reviews and recommendations on EarthWeb. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, I am committed to ensuring that EarthWeb remains a leading source of news and analysis in the tech industry.