Turn Your TikTok Streams
into Steady Income

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.

Earning will vary depending on your audience size and fit, your on‑air skills, product demand, and more.

Let’s model an example. A 1‑hour live with 1,000 viewers and a 2% conversion equals 20 purchases — a pretty average result. If the product is $20 and the brand pays a 15% commission, that’s $60 total. If the agency takes 25% of those payouts, the creator keeps $45.

One more note: your live pulls viewers not only from your followers, but also from TikTok’s recommendations. If the stream is engaging, 1,000 viewers is doable even with a 5,000‑follower account.