Twitch overlay for OBS · Streamlabs & TipeeeStream
GoalStack stacks your sub, bit and tip goals into one browser source and fills them by itself — with a subathon timer next to it. One link in OBS, and nothing to touch until the stream ends.
We ask Twitch for no permissions at all — only who you are.
As many goals as you like. A finished goal is crossed out and the next one rolls in — as a milestone ladder, or all at once.
Weight them how you like: one sub, 500 bits and €5 can all be worth the same. Tier 2 and 3 subs count more on their own.
Every sub, bit and tip adds time; a finished goal adds a bonus; a cap keeps it from running forever. Pause, resume and add time by hand.
Events are counted on the server, not in the browser source. Restart OBS, change PCs, clear the cache — the count is where it was.
Take money through TipeeeStream while your Twitch subs and bits keep coming from Streamlabs — or put everything on one service. Both are included; neither costs extra.
Subs [ Streamlabs ▾ ] Bits [ Streamlabs ▾ ] Tips [ TipeeeStream ▾ ] Follows [ Streamlabs ▾ ]
Each category has exactly one owner, so a donation both services report is still only counted once.
| Free | Three goals, one overlay, both providers. Six hours free from the first time your overlay loads, once per account. Then it freezes until you buy a plan — nothing is deleted. |
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| €5 a year | Unlimited goals, five overlays, all presets and theming, 90 days of event history. Nothing auto-renews. |
| €25 once | The same, for as long as the service runs. Introductory price for the first 200 buyers — 199 left, then €30. |
Already on a year? Upgrading costs €20 — the €5 you already paid comes off.
Prices include VAT where it applies. Payment is handled by Stripe; your receipt comes from "Replace GbR".
Yes. The overlay is a browser source, so anything that can show one works: OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop, Meld, vMix.
No. Events come from Streamlabs or TipeeeStream — a free account with either is enough.
Not yet. GoalStack counts Twitch subs and bits only; tips work from any platform your tip page takes.
The overlay freezes at its last count. Nothing is lost, and buying a plan picks it up right where it stopped. The six hours are a one-time trial per account, not per stream.
Yes. Switch the goals to a shared pool and every sub, bit and tip feeds one total.
You keep the overlay. It never needed a server: it is two self-contained HTML files that run from your own disk against your browser's own storage. If this is ever switched off, the files stay downloadable and you get at least 90 days' notice plus an export of your settings and progress — see the terms.