You're the headliner. Now look like one.
Your stream's look, built in 3D from your own logo at your BPM, by a DJ who has made visuals since 1999. Book a five-minute call; nobody pays before it.
Day Ones: 15 founding seats at $199.
Put your name on it
Type your DJ name, pick a loop, and see your stream with it on. If you like it, the button starts your intake with that loop picked.
Who's behind this
I'm Rob, known online as TheRND2. I've been in the EDM and festival scene for years, and I've been making 3D visuals since 1999. I watch Twitch and YouTube every day, and I make things for both. Before this I spent years in technology, marketing and social media.
GlowTier is how I put that to work for DJs. The client work on this page started in autumn 2026. The rest is my own logos and worlds, built to show what a logo can do.
Loops and logos we've built
Client work here started in autumn 2026, and client logos appear with permission. The rest is logos and worlds we built to show what a logo can do, TheRND2's own included.
What the DJs say
Bro.. I don't like them.. I LOVE THEM! This is massive!
Juan Rios, Twitch DJ. On his intro and bug, 12 Oct 2026.
Dude what the heck! That is so cool, Thank you so much for making these I love them! I want to show these on stream for hype trains
Jordan Taylor, Twitch DJ. On his logo animations, 11 Oct 2026.
Patrick Richards, DJ
Trance Family North
The glass room
One room of glass and light, and every shard is cut to the track. Its first drop lands 7 seconds in and the second one 29 seconds in. This is what we mean by a whole world.
The glass room, 46 seconds. Cut to "Liquid Drop". A world like this is full custom work, from $999.
Everything your stream wears
One team builds all of it from your logo, so it matches and you have one person to call.
from $99Logo animations
Your logo in 3D, looping in time with your music.
from $149Overlays and intros
Starting Soon to Ending, in your look. Your name in the corner, moving.
from $59Emotes and sub badges
The things your subs pay to wear. Made to Twitch's rules on the day.
from $99Raids and sound
A raid kit, alert sounds that sit in a mix, and your name spelled out on the beat by a vintage speech chip. Hear ours, at 140:
$249 first yearYour home online
Domain, website, booking email, link page and short links under your name.
- from $999
Whole worlds
Your logo starring in its own game, story or show.
- Tell us about you.Fill in the intake: your logo, your links, what you want. About three minutes.
- Say hi.Five minutes on Discord or Teams so we get it right the first time. Nothing is paid before the call.
- We send the payment link, then build it.Then we set it up with you so it works on your first stream. Days, not weeks.
- You go live.You own everything. The rights letter comes with every delivery.
Your sets outgrew your stream
You have regulars, raids coming in and people asking for the track. The stream around you is usually a mate's logo, a Fiverr reveal, a free loop from YouTube, Canva panels and the default alert sound. That was fine at 20 viewers.
We build for Twitch DJs with a regular room who want the stream to look like the show they play. If you're just starting out, the free loops are the place to start.
On a plain average, Twitch's DJs category has 200 live channels sharing about 8,000 viewers. That's 40 each. Streams Charts, August to October 2026: 200 average live channels, 7,500 to 8,500 average viewers. The biggest channels pull that average up.
Headliner: three ways to start
Pick one, or start with the free kit. The three Headliner offers begin the same way: send your intake, have a five-minute call, then we send the payment link. The free kit needs no call.
- $199
Day Ones
The whole look at the founding price: four logo animations, an intro, three short clips, emotes and sub badges, and seasonal redos. 15 seats. What's in it
- $249founding price. Regular $349.
Club Pack
Four logo animations, an intro, and three short clips for your socials.
- $129
Streamer Bundle
The Emote Pack and Sub Badges together: six emotes made from your logo, and a badge for every sub tier.
- $0
Free Starter Kit
Five 32-beat loops at 128, 138, 140, 150 and 174 BPM, plus a logo stinger, stream screens, cam frames, a now-playing bar and a chat command. Free for your streams, sets and videos.
Everything else, from $49 to custom, is on the price list.
Day Ones: the whole look, founding price.
$199
$525 worth at regular prices.
15 seats.
- Send your intake. Your logo, your links, what you want.
- Have the five-minute call. On Discord or Teams.
- We send the payment link. Then we build.
Nothing is paid before the call. If it turns out not to be a fit, you owe nothing.
You get
- Four logo animations that loop in time with your music
- An intro and three short clips for your socials
- Emotes and sub badges made from your logo
- Seasonal redos: New Year's Eve, festival season and Halloween 2027
- Founder price on the club: $6.99 a month instead of $9.99, for as long as you stay
You give
- Use it on stream at least twice in the first six weeks
- Send us one clip
- Keep a
!glowtiercommand in your chat for 60 days - Let us share your best moment, with credit
Sound on for this part
The reel, 21 seconds. Client work and new loops, cut to the beat of "Liquid Drop".
The Glow Up, 47 seconds. DJ Kneadz is losing the room. Tiery brings the crate.
Crates: ready-made loops for New Year's Eve and winter sets
Crate 03: Countdown is open now, 5 loops and 3 bonus loops, edition of 50, $19. Crate 01: Winter Lights is next. Every loop on this wall is from Crate 03 or Crate 01.
See the Crates
The free Starter Kit: five loops and a stream look
Five 32-beat BPM-synced VJ loops that wrap with no jump, at the tempos DJs play most. 1080p, 60 fps, each with a small GlowTier mark in one corner. Also in the kit: an animated logo stinger, Starting Soon, BRB and Ending screens, cam frames, a now-playing bar and an !overlay chat command. Made for OBS, Streamlabs and Resolume. Free for your streams, sets and music videos, monetised ones included, with a credit: “Visuals: GlowTier (getglowtier.com)” in your channel panel or video description. Not for ads, and please don't resell the files.
- 128
- House
- 138
- Trance
- 140
- Dubstep
- 150
- Hardstyle
- 174
- DnB
Want more? Starter Kit PLUS and Crates are on the Crates page.
What Twitch DJs ask us
Is 100 viewers good for a Twitch DJ?
Yes. Streams Charts puts the Twitch DJs category at about 200 live channels sharing 7,500 to 8,500 viewers on average, August to October 2026, which works out to roughly 40 viewers per channel, and the biggest shows pull that number up. Across all of Twitch, one developer's six-month log found about 6.5 million of 7.5 million streamers averaged 0 to 3 viewers. So a DJ holding 100 has a real room. What most channels at that level lack is a look that matches. They got here on sets and community, and the stream still wears whatever it had at 20 viewers. That's the gap GlowTier exists to close. Read our guide to the 100 viewer plateau.
Will new visuals get me more viewers?
We can't promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Viewer numbers depend on your sets, your schedule, your community and Twitch itself. Here's what visuals can do. A raid or a first-time viewer sees your stream before they know your name, so the look is your first impression. Research on subscribers (Wohn and colleagues, CHI PLAY 2019) found they want to support you, be noticed, feel closer, and get emotes and a badge, so emotes and badges give people something to pay for. A named look travels too: clips, flyers and your Discord all start to read as one act. What we can promise is what's on the rate card, delivered and set up with you, and you own all of it. If you're just starting out, the free loop pack is the place to start.
What's the difference between a DJ overlay template and custom work?
A template gives you a finished design with a space for your name. Twitch DJ overlay templates we've checked cost from about $18 to $40, and they're a fair start when you have no budget. The trouble is that other DJs are running the same screens, and some are cruder than they look: one DJ pack's own FAQ says its equalizer graphics don't react to the track you're playing. Custom means the work starts from your logo. Our Overlay Pack is $149 for Starting Soon, Live, Be Right Back and Ending screens plus your logo in the corner, and logo animations start at $99, looping in time with your music. A Fiverr logo reveal runs about $15 to $180 and can be good, but you're then matching every other piece yourself. See our Twitch DJ overlay guide.
How do BPM-synced VJ loops work on a Twitch stream?
A BPM loop is a video whose length equals a set number of beats at one tempo, so its motion lands on the grid when it's playing in time. Our free loops run 32 beats: at 128 BPM that's exactly 15 seconds, at 174 BPM about 11 seconds. In OBS or Streamlabs you add the file as a media source, tick the loop option, and put it behind your camera or logo. In Resolume you can set the clip to BPM sync and it follows your master tempo. Be clear about one thing: a loop in OBS doesn't hear your music. It stays in time only if your set holds that tempo and you start it on the beat, and you can nudge the playback speed for nearby tempos. Custom loops get built on your BPM with your logo inside. Full setup guide for OBS and Resolume.
Can you fix OBS lag on a DJ stream without a new PC?
Often, yes, though nobody honest can promise it before reading your log. OBS keeps separate counts for frames lost to the encoder, to rendering and to your network, and each one points to a different fix. An overloaded encoder may just need the hardware encoder on your graphics card or a lower output resolution. Rendering lag usually means too many heavy sources in the scene. Network drops call for a lower bitrate or a wired connection. DJ software adds its own load, and audio routing brings hiss and sync problems of its own. Our OBS Rescue is a $99 session of up to an hour on Discord or Teams: we read the log, change the settings with you and test them. If the PC really is too old, we'll tell you and say what to buy. Read the free fixes first.
What is a DJ name tag, and what are alert sounds for?
A Name Tag is your DJ name spelled out letter by letter by a vintage speech chip, with every letter placed on your BPM. It works like a producer tag: a short signature you drop in your set, used sparingly, not a robot voice reading your chat. You get a file that loops cleanly at bar length to mix in on a deck, plus a single hit for a soundboard. Play the 140 BPM demo on this page to hear ours. The tag is $129, and each extra tempo is $39. Alert sounds solve a different problem. The default chime cuts across your mix, so our $99 Alert Sound Pack gives you eight short sounds for follows, subs, gifts, bits and raids, made to sit over a mix in any key. Add the $99 Raid Kit, and the bundle of all three is $249.
I'm in the Twitch DJ Program. Does that change what I need?
It raises the value of two things. Enrolled channels don't get VODs, clips or highlights in the normal way (Twitch added DJ Program clips for non-music audio on 1 September 2026), so your set doesn't keep working for you after you end the stream. That makes the live look carry more of the first impression, because what people see in the room is most of what they'll ever see. It also makes anything you can post outside Twitch worth more: short clips made for socials and mix uploads with their own visuals. Our Club Pack includes three short clips, and Mix visuals give an uploaded mix a full-length picture at $149 per hour. Check the current program terms and your track rights before you post any set audio elsewhere. Rules move, and that call is yours and your label's, not ours.
Who actually makes this, and how fast is it?
GlowTier is run by Rob, known online as TheRND2. He has been in the EDM and festival scene for years, has made 3D visuals since 1999, and spent years in technology, marketing and social media. The client work so far started in autumn 2026 and includes Jordan Taylor, Patrick Richards, Trance Family North and Juan Rios, all shown with their permission. It starts with an intake form that takes about three minutes, then a five-minute call on Discord or Teams so the brief is right the first time. You pay after the call, when we send the payment link. We build it, then set it up with you so it works on your first stream. Most orders take days, not weeks. You own what we make, a rights letter comes with every delivery, and orders over $200 include a brand vault with every file and font license in one folder. Full custom work is the exception: we talk first, and half is due after the call and before we start, not refundable.
The short version of the terms
- Nobody pays before the call. You send your intake, we talk for five minutes, then we send the payment link.
- You own what we make for you. The rights letter comes with every delivery.
- Emotes are made to Twitch's rules on the day we make them, and we write that date in your delivery. If Twitch turns one down for a rule that was there that day, we redraw it free.
- Full custom work: half down after the call and before we start, not refundable.
- Day Ones seats are limited to 15.
The full text is on the terms page, and what we keep from the forms is on the privacy page.
Next tier starts with a form
Your logo (or none yet, that's fine), your links, a few lines on what you want, and how you'd like to meet. About three minutes. Nothing is paid before the call.