{followage}

How long someone has been following the channel.

{followage}            the viewer who ran the command
{followage:login}      a specific viewer

Platforms: Twitch and Kick. On Kick it’s best-effort - see the notes.

A duration like 1 year, 3 months, 12 days, or not following.

Examples

!followage  →  {user} has been following for {followage}
!fa         →  {touser} has been following for {followage:{touser}}
!loyal      →  {if:{followage}==not following|Hit that follow button, {user}!|Thanks for {followage} of support, {user} 💜}

Notes

• The built-in !followage command does the same thing with sensible wording - use the variable when you want your own.
• Follow dates are cached for an hour per viewer, so a brand-new follower can read as not following for up to an hour.
• On Twitch it needs your Twitch connection to include follower access (the dashboard prompts you to reconnect if it doesn’t).
• On Kick it works too, from Kick’s own site data rather than a supported API, so it’s best-effort: follow dates are cached for a day per viewer, and if Kick’s lookup is unavailable the variable reads blank (and the built-in !followage says it couldn’t check).