Where does this data come from?

CamSpike records public viewer counts from live rooms at a regular interval and keeps the history. Every figure on this page is derived from those observations. No data is supplied by Chaturbate or any other cam site.

What does the surge multiple mean?

It is a room's highest viewer count on a day divided by that same room's average for the day. A room averaging 1,500 viewers that peaks at 45,000 shows ×30. It measures how far a room rose above its own normal, so a mid-sized room having an exceptional night can out-rank a huge room that stayed flat.

Why are rooms listed by username rather than display name?

Display names are free text and are often used for promotion, so they change constantly and sometimes carry no name at all. The username is stable and unique, so it leads each row. Where a display name adds a readable alias, it appears underneath.

Do performers compete in these rankings?

No. Rankings and battles are comparisons CamSpike computes from observed viewer numbers. Nobody signs up, enters, or is notified, and there is no prize.

How often do the boards change?

They recompute as new observations arrive through the day. The all-time records move rarely; the live boards move constantly.

Rankings

Live Cam Leaderboards & Records

Every board on this page is built from viewer counts CamSpike recorded itself, minute by minute. Nothing here is supplied by the cam site.

alicegreyyy leads with a peak audience of 47,144 concurrent viewers. xdreamangel recorded the sharpest rise, reaching 37,742 viewers — 23.2 times its own average. livestream18x has been broadcasting the longest without a break, at 6h 55m.

Today This week This month All time

Female Male Trans Couples Everyone

Most Viewers

47,144

alicegreyyy

Highest concurrent audience this month.

Biggest Surge

×23

xdreamangel

Peak over own average this month.

Longest Live

6h 55m

livestream18x

Current unbroken session.

Most Battle Wins

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Head-to-head wins this month.

Most Viewers

Highest concurrent audience this month

The highest number of people watching at the same moment, taken from the peak of each day in range.

Biggest Surges

Largest jump over a room's own average this month

Daily peak divided by that room's own daily average. Rooms need at least 20 observations and a 200-viewer peak to qualify.

Longest Live Now

Rooms broadcasting without a break

Counts the current session only. A room that restarts starts again from zero.

Most Battle Wins

Head-to-head viewer momentum this month

No battles have been settled for this selection yet.

A battle is CamSpike's own comparison of two rooms over a fixed window. Performers do not enter or take part.

How rankings work

Our own measurements

CamSpike samples live rooms continuously and stores what it sees. The boards are built from that record, not from anything the cam site publishes.

Relative momentum

The surge board compares a room against its own average, which lets smaller rooms out-rank larger but flat ones.

Rooms, not people

Every number describes a broadcast: how many watched, for how long, and when. Performers do not register for any of it.

Updated through the day

Boards recompute as new observations land, so a room that climbs in the evening shows up the same evening.

Measured from CamSpike's own observations since September 1, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Where does this data come from?: CamSpike records public viewer counts from live rooms at a regular interval and keeps the history. Every figure on this page is derived from those observations. No data is supplied by Chaturbate or any other cam site.
What does the surge multiple mean?: It is a room's highest viewer count on a day divided by that same room's average for the day. A room averaging 1,500 viewers that peaks at 45,000 shows ×30. It measures how far a room rose above its own normal, so a mid-sized room having an exceptional night can out-rank a huge room that stayed flat.
Why are rooms listed by username rather than display name?: Display names are free text and are often used for promotion, so they change constantly and sometimes carry no name at all. The username is stable and unique, so it leads each row. Where a display name adds a readable alias, it appears underneath.
Do performers compete in these rankings?: No. Rankings and battles are comparisons CamSpike computes from observed viewer numbers. Nobody signs up, enters, or is notified, and there is no prize.
How often do the boards change?: They recompute as new observations arrive through the day. The all-time records move rarely; the live boards move constantly.