ScoreKeeperCo
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Add a live scoreboard to your Twitch stream without leaving your setup. Our free overlay runs as a transparent Browser Source in OBS or Streamlabs, built for basketball, football, baseball, softball, hockey, soccer, volleyball, pickleball, tennis, and more.
Grab your embed URL and add it as a Browser Source in OBS or Streamlabs, the same tools most Twitch broadcasters already run. The background is fully transparent, so the scorebug sits on top of your camera and game capture without a box around it.
Twitch layouts are crowded - chat box, follower alerts, subscriber goals. Resize and reposition the scorebug so it tucks above or beside your existing widgets instead of covering them. It's just a browser source, so it moves and layers like anything else in your scene.
Keep your phone next to your keyboard and tap in score changes without alt-tabbing out of your stream or your game. The overlay updates on screen instantly, so your Twitch chat always sees the current score.
Stream rec league softball to about 40 people on Twitch, mostly parents who can't make the game. Added this overlay and now they actually know what's happening instead of just watching a field.
Casey N.
Twitch Streamer
Tulsa, OK
I co-stream local high school football with my brother - he's on camera, I'm running scores from the sideline. Chat stopped asking what the score is every two minutes.
Devon L.
Co-Streamer
Richmond, VA
Small Twitch channel, big chat energy during our beer league hockey nights. This overlay made it feel like a real broadcast instead of a phone propped on a tripod.
Priya S.
Affiliate Streamer
Madison, WI
A live Twitch layout is already competing for room before you add a scorebug: chat box, follower alerts, subscriber goal bars, and raid banners all want a corner. The scorebug is a plain transparent Browser Source, so it behaves like any other Twitch widget - resize it, dock it in whichever edge is currently free, and reorder it above or below your alert boxes so a follower notification doesn't pop up on top of the score. Extensions built specifically for Twitch have to render inside the player itself, which is a much tighter box to share; a browser-source scorebug gets full run of your scene instead, so it can sit above the game capture, beside chat, or as a thin bar along the bottom without fighting Twitch's own UI for space. If you stream to a category page with a video thumbnail, keep the scorebug visible in that crop too - it's often the first signal a browsing viewer gets that your stream has a live score worth checking.
You don't need to run the admin panel on your streaming computer. Keep OBS or Streamlabs pointed at your Twitch scene, and update the score from your phone or a second device instead. Hand the admin link to a co-streamer, mod, or scorekeeper so they can update it themselves - no account or login required on their end. Add a password to the board if you want to control who can edit.
Free Twitch scorebugs carry a small "Powered by ScoreKeeperCo" watermark. Pro removes it and adds custom team colors, logos, and saved themes so your overlay matches your channel branding. Grab the $9 Event Pass for a single stream weekend, or go Pro Annual at $79/yr if you stream regularly.
The same overlay works no matter which software or platform you're pushing your Twitch stream through. Here's how it fits into other setups streamers commonly pair with Twitch.