Live games for Minecraft streamers that run off real in-game payments. Someone pays you on Donut, their head lands on the board about a tenth of a second later.
$5 a month, or buy the overlays outright. Works with TikTok LIVE Studio, Twitch and YouTube.
All five read your Minecraft chat directly, so payments land on screen without you typing anything. One launcher, one link each, and nothing to type mid-stream.
Everyone who pays gets a square. The board locks, then entries get wiped out until one person is left holding the pot.
Put an item up, set a clock. Highest single payment takes it. Bids never stack, and late bids still count while your stream runs behind.
You seed a pot, viewers pay in, biggest payment when the clock stops takes the lot. Losing payments stay in, and your cut comes off automatically.
Everyone pays into one pot, and every payment puts a ten second clock back to full. Whoever paid last when it finally runs out takes everything.
One crown, one price to take it. A clock counts how long each person has worn it across the whole round, and the first to reach your target takes the pot. Time wins it, not the biggest payment — so there is a reason to pay at every moment, not only at the end.
Not screenshots. Every tab below is the real overlay running in your browser, playing a round with made-up payments. What you see here is exactly what your viewers see, down to the last animation.
Not a game and it does not take a turn — it runs alongside whichever game you are playing, on its own link, and it is free with any plan including the free week.
Type in what you started the stream with, and the number on screen is how much you are up or down right now. Small enough to sit in a corner next to a game.
Free to enter, decided on screen, and free with any plan. Runs alongside a game the same way the tracker does.
Free to enter, always. Viewers type their Minecraft name with a ! in front in your Twitch, YouTube or TikTok chat, and they are in the draw — then a race decides it on screen.
Click one to watch it run.
No plugin, no server access, nothing to install on Donut. It reads the chat log your own game already writes.
One download, one double-click. It finds your Minecraft log on its own and signs in with your account.
Every overlay has its own address. Drop it into LIVE Studio, OBS or Streamlabs like any other source.
Someone pays you in game and they are on the board before you have finished saying their name.
An example of what you get after signing up. Your real addresses are tied to your account, so nobody else can point at your board.
donutoverlays.com/o/7f3a91c4/boarddonutoverlays.com/o/7f3a91c4/boardlocalhost:8090Start on the monthly — seven days free, cancel whenever. Or pay once and own the overlays outright, with nothing recurring and nothing to cancel. Five months of the monthly costs more than buying three outright.
Buying outright works with almost any card. It is the monthly that trips people up: prepaid cards, gift cards and most kids' cards get refused by their own bank when you set up a subscription, and it will just say "declined" without telling you why. If that happens to you, buy an overlay outright instead — a one-off payment does not need the card saved. The monthly gives you seven days free before anything is charged.
Your overlays are served from our end, not stored on your computer. That is what keeps them fast. An overlay you bought outright keeps working for as long as the site runs; a cancelled monthly stops working straight away rather than lingering.
From people running these games on live every week.
Yes. It reads the chat log your own client writes, so it needs nothing from the server and breaks no rules.
Payment to pixels is roughly a tenth of a second. Viewers see it a few seconds later because that is how long every platform holds video.
Only for Twitch and YouTube. TikTok LIVE Studio takes the link directly.
Send us the line and we will add it. Recognising new payment formats takes a day, not a release.
Not on one account — both would be reading the same payments and fighting over them. Run one per stream.
Your overlay links stop loading at the end of the paid period, and your settings and link are kept in case you come back. Charged after you cancelled? That is always refunded — see the refund policy.
The terms have been written up properly since you signed up. Have a read and tick the box — it takes a minute, and you will not be asked again.
Setup help, payment format fixes and new games get posted there first. Join, then carry on to checkout.