For brands · audience diligence

Audit the audience before you buy it.

Every channel on legitimate.one is screened against live engagement data before it can take a dollar of brand spend — and re-screened nightly after. Reported viewer counts are an input, never the number you pay against.

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Screened channels
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In queue
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Manual overrides

Authenticity scan

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Sample

Reported CCV

41,240

Measured humans

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  • Reported concurrent viewersscanning…
  • Human concurrents (measured)scanning…
  • Chat authenticityscanning…
  • Unique chatters / 10 minscanning…
  • Datacenter + proxy sharescanning…
  • Click-and-exit patternscanning…

Resolving verdict…

Exhibit AHis own dashboard, on stream

Case file 001 · Jul 26, 2026

How egency.io Is Taking Fanatics for a Ride on Kick’s Botted Streams

0.22% is not a campaign result. It is a warning label.

Kick streamer Nick White put his Fanatics numbers on stream: $41,075.16 in ad spend through one channel at $15 per 1,000 views, against a total click-through rate of 0.22%.

Where the screen runs

Before, during, and after the flight.

Most brand-safety promises are a one-time roster review. Fraud isn't a one-time event — a channel that looks clean at signature can be farming clicks by week two.

Pre-flight

Nothing enters the pool unscreened.

Every proposed channel scored against live engagement telemetry before a dollar is committed. Reported CCV is an input, not the number you pay on.

  • Bot + proxy share
  • Chat density
  • Historical CCV collapse

In-flight

Watched while the money is moving.

Audience quality is re-measured continuously. A channel that starts farming mid-campaign is auto-paused, not written up in the wrap deck six weeks later.

  • Nightly re-score
  • Auto-pause on flag
  • Click-pattern anomalies

Post-flight

A report that itemises the fraud.

Coached clicks, bounce patterns, and datacenter traffic broken out instead of averaged into a flattering blended number.

  • Real vs manufactured attention
  • Per-channel delivery
  • Conversion-path audit

What lands in your inbox

Diligence you can hand to finance.

Not an add-on tier, and not a slide that says “brand safe”. Four deliverables on every campaign, whether or not you ask for them.

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Pre-campaign scoring

Every proposed streamer scored for bot presence and audience authenticity before a dollar is committed. Channels that can’t support their own numbers never reach your roster.

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Live monitoring during flight

Engagement watched in real time. A channel whose audience quality drops mid-campaign is auto-paused — not discovered in the wrap deck six weeks later.

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Post-campaign forensics

A report that separates real attention from manufactured numbers. Coached clicks, bounce patterns, and proxy traffic itemised instead of averaged away.

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Direct access to the researchers

The people who have been mapping these farms in public for years are on the call. No agency black box, no account manager relaying guesses.

The moat

The detection stack came first.

legitimate.one is built on botted.wtf — eighteen months of fraud telemetry across Kick, Twitch, and Rumble, and the same research that has already forced platform-level changes.

Every creator here is assessed against live engagement, not sub counts and not verification badges. Scores refresh nightly. Anyone flagged is paused from brand campaigns automatically. No carve-outs, no manual overrides, no exceptions for big names.

Read the methodology on botted.wtf
Creators screened
6,583
Kick · April 2026
Months of telemetry
18
Since Oct 2024
Platforms monitored
3
Kick · Twitch · Rumble
Manual overrides
0
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Run the scan on your own roster.

Send the creator list from your last flight. You get authenticity scores per channel, the ones that can't support their reported numbers flagged, and a straight answer on how much of that budget reached a human.

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