Integration
Schedule and publish to Kick chat
Send a message straight into your channel's live chat, now, on a date or through a queue. SPREVA checks the 500 characters, and the 2,048 bytes they encode to, before it sends.
What you can publish
Chat messages
A message sent to your channel's live chat, under your own name.
What SPREVA checks before it publishes
Every post is checked against these limits for each Kick account you picked, in the editor and again right before it goes out, so a problem shows up while you can still fix it.
- Text
- 500 characters and at most 2,048 bytes, whichever comes first
Checked against SPREVA and Kick's documentation: September 2026.
How connecting works
You sign in with Kick and approve SPREVA to send chat messages. The channel connected is always your own, the one behind the account you sign in with.
SPREVA never sees your Kick password. If Kick stops accepting the connection, the account is marked for reconnecting and your other accounts keep publishing.
What SPREVA adds
Never sent twice, even when unsure
If Kick's answer gets lost on the way back, SPREVA never guesses: it will not send the message again on its own, and asks you to check the chat and retry instead.
Counted the way Kick counts it
Emoji and other multi-byte characters can use up the byte limit before they use up the character count. SPREVA checks both before it sends, not just the character count.
Your link, added for you
If the post has a link and your text doesn't already include it, SPREVA adds it to the end of the chat message.
And as on every network: its own text for any account, an approximate preview, publishing now, on a date or through a queue, and a retry for only the accounts that failed.
Questions about Kick
Can I schedule a message to my Kick channel's chat?
Yes. Publish now, choose a date and time, or add it to a queue that fills your next free slot. SPREVA sends it from its own servers, so nothing has to stay open on your side.
Why does a short Kick message sometimes not fit?
Kick counts two things: the number of characters and the number of bytes once the text is encoded. Emoji and some non-Latin scripts use more bytes per character, so a message that looks short can still hit the 2,048-byte limit.
Can SPREVA delete or edit a Kick chat message after it's sent?
No. SPREVA only sends messages; editing or deleting one afterwards is done from Kick itself.
Can I connect more than one Kick channel?
Yes. Each channel connects with its own sign-in, so add every channel you broadcast on as an account of its own.
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Connect your accounts, make the post once, and publish it to every network from one place.