Lurkit partners with Streamlabs

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19 November 2025 09:27

Lurkit, a platform that connects game creators with paid and organic campaign opportunities, has announced a new partnership with Streamlabs. The companies say the collaboration is designed to make it easier for creators, developers, and publishers to work together by integrating Lurkit’s marketplace directly into the Streamlabs App Store.

With this integration, Streamlabs’ three million users can browse and apply for active game campaigns from within their existing streaming setup. Lurkit says this will simplify the process of finding sponsorships and make partnership opportunities more accessible than ever.

“This is much more than a product launch. It’s step one in a shared vision that will reshape how games are brought to life through creators,” said Sam Niskanen, Lurkit’s co-founder and CEO. “By embedding Lurkit into Streamlabs, we remove friction, increase visibility, and unlock unmatched growth opportunities for developers, publishers, and creators alike.”

Streamlabs stated “We’re excited to bring Lurkit’s creator marketing platform to Streamlabs,” said Ashray Urs. “This integration gives our users direct access to meaningful, paid opportunities from the same place they already stream and manage their content.”

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Lurkit partners with Streamlabs

Business

19 November 2025 09:27

Tags: Lurkit Streamlabs

Lurkit, a platform that connects game creators with paid and organic campaign opportunities, has announced a new partnership with Streamlabs. The companies say the collaboration is designed to make it easier for creators, developers, and publishers to work together by integrating Lurkit’s marketplace directly into the Streamlabs App Store.

With this integration, Streamlabs’ three million users can browse and apply for active game campaigns from within their existing streaming setup. Lurkit says this will simplify the process of finding sponsorships and make partnership opportunities more accessible than ever.

“This is much more than a product launch. It’s step one in a shared vision that will reshape how games are brought to life through creators,” said Sam Niskanen, Lurkit’s co-founder and CEO. “By embedding Lurkit into Streamlabs, we remove friction, increase visibility, and unlock unmatched growth opportunities for developers, publishers, and creators alike.”

Streamlabs stated “We’re excited to bring Lurkit’s creator marketing platform to Streamlabs,” said Ashray Urs. “This integration gives our users direct access to meaningful, paid opportunities from the same place they already stream and manage their content.”

More:TALON Esports Having Financial Issues

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