Schedule your Twitch stream announcements
Plan go-live posts, clip drops, and recurring stream reminders before you ever hit start. Twitch scheduling is coming to PostQued — join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's live.
Want to schedule today? Our TikTok scheduler is live now.
On the roadmap
What you'll be able to do
Schedule go-live announcements
Queue 'I'm live in 30' posts and channel-feed updates to fire the moment you hit start — no scrambling between scenes.
Plan a recurring stream cadence
Batch a whole month of stream reminders so your viewers always know it's Tuesday-and-Thursday night, like clockwork.
Drop clips & VOD highlights
Line up your best clips and post-stream highlights to keep the channel feed alive between broadcasts.
Hype goals & events
Tease sub-goals, charity streams, collabs, and tournament nights ahead of time to build anticipation in your community.
Unlimited channels
Run a main, an alt, and a community channel? Manage every Twitch channel from one queue at one flat price.
Automate from your tools
API-first like our TikTok support — trigger Twitch posts from bots, stream-deck macros, or backend jobs with one key.
Why schedule Twitch
Built for streamers who'd rather be live than posting
Streaming is already a full-time job
Between setup, the broadcast itself, and editing VODs, the last thing you want is to stop mid-stream to write a promo post. Schedule it once and let it fire on its own.
Consistency builds a community
Twitch rewards creators who show up predictably. Scheduled announcements keep your audience trained on when to tune in — even during travel, breaks, or back-to-back grind sessions.
Turn one stream into a week of content
A single broadcast yields clips, highlights, and recap posts. Plan them out in advance so your channel stays active long after you've logged off.
FAQ
Twitch scheduling questions
Will PostQued let me schedule Twitch stream announcements?
Yes — that's the plan. When Twitch scheduling launches you'll be able to queue up go-live announcements, set times, and recurring-stream reminders ahead of time so your community knows exactly when to show up. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's live.
Can I schedule posts to my Twitch channel feed?
That's exactly what we're building. PostQued will let streamers draft and schedule channel-feed updates — clip drops, sub goals, schedule changes, and event hype — instead of posting everything live in the middle of a stream.
Is Twitch scheduling available on PostQued right now?
Not yet. Twitch is coming soon. Today PostQued is live for TikTok, where you can schedule and auto-publish videos and photo carousels. Twitch support is in active development — the waitlist is the fastest way to get notified.
How much will the Twitch scheduler cost?
When Twitch launches, it's covered by PostQued's flat $20/month plan — unlimited channels and unlimited scheduled posts, with no per-channel or per-post fees. Streamers running multiple channels or alt accounts pay the same flat rate.
Can I plan a recurring stream schedule in advance?
Yes — planning a consistent weekly cadence is the whole point for streamers. You'll be able to batch a month of go-live announcements and reminders in one sitting, so your schedule posts itself even on days you're not at the desk.
Will there be an API for Twitch posting?
PostQued is API-first today for TikTok, and Twitch will follow the same model. You'll be able to trigger Twitch announcements from your own bots, stream-deck macros, or backend jobs with a single static API key — handy for automating go-live posts the moment your stream actually starts.
Coming soon to PostQued
Be first to schedule your Twitch streams
Twitch scheduling is on the way — covered by PostQued's flat $20/month plan with unlimited channels and posts. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it goes live.