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Live TikTok selling
for small businesses.

We bring the host, the gear and the setup. You keep running your shop.

Get startedSee how it works

Here is how a live show looks on your floor.

Your products, your floor, our host and our setup. We work around your shop, not the other way round.

A seller holding a teal ceramic candle at the counter of a homeware shop.

Your counter

We work where you already sell.

A seller presenting a small pink cardigan beside a ring light in a children's boutique.

Your products

Held up, shown close, and explained.

A seller with both hands resting on a sealed kraft box behind a wooden counter.

Your orders

Packed and shipped the same week.

A low angle behind the tripod legs of a ring light, with a seller mid-shop beyond it.

Our gear

We bring the lighting, the sound and the rest of the setup.

How it works

Four steps from first visit to finished clips. We handle all of it.

We visit your shop

We walk your shop and look at your stock, so we know what to show.

We set it all up

We set up your TikTok Shop and list your products, then we bring the rest.

Our host goes live

On our accounts and our gear, in your store, while you stay open.

You keep the clips

We cut the best bits into short videos. You keep them and keep posting.

A boutique after closing with a ring light and a second tripod standing ready on the shop floor.

Why now

Live shopping is where online buying is going. Independent shops are the last ones to get there.

$68B

The market is already here

Projected US live shopping sales this year. More than 5 percent of all online sales.

Coresight Research and Bambuser

10x

Live outsells scrolling

Live converts at 9 to 30 percent. Normal online shops convert at 2 to 3 percent.

McKinsey, via eMarketer

10% vs 30%

And it comes back less

Return rate on fashion sold live. Against fashion sold from photos.

Coresight Research

640,000

Almost nobody is doing it

Independent retailers in the US. A fraction have ever gone live.

Capital One Shopping Research

What sells on a live show

Candles, knitwear, jewelry, kids clothes. If it sells in your shop, it sells on a live show. The difference is that someone is holding it up, turning it over, and answering the question before it gets asked.

A ceramic jar soy candle.
A speckled stoneware mug.
A linen throw pillow.
A walnut cutting board.
A small oak picture frame.
A small enamel trinket tray.
A folded wool blanket.
A small glazed bud vase.
A glazed stoneware bowl.
A single ribbed glass tumbler.
A brass candlestick.
A ceramic jar soy candle.
A speckled stoneware mug.
A linen throw pillow.
A walnut cutting board.
A small oak picture frame.
A small enamel trinket tray.
A folded wool blanket.
A small glazed bud vase.
A glazed stoneware bowl.
A single ribbed glass tumbler.
A brass candlestick.
A pair of gold hoop earrings.
A slim leather wallet.
Tortoiseshell sunglasses.
A pair of white leather sneakers.
A bar of handmade soap.
A pair of tortoiseshell hair clips.
A pair of pearl stud earrings on a velvet pad.
A plain silver band ring.
A tortoiseshell hair comb.
A silk scrunchie.
A solid colored enamel bangle.
A pair of gold hoop earrings.
A slim leather wallet.
Tortoiseshell sunglasses.
A pair of white leather sneakers.
A bar of handmade soap.
A pair of tortoiseshell hair clips.
A pair of pearl stud earrings on a velvet pad.
A plain silver band ring.
A tortoiseshell hair comb.
A silk scrunchie.
A solid colored enamel bangle.
A wooden toy truck.
A pair of small kids sneakers.
A single croissant on a plain plate.
Three chocolate truffles on a small plate.
A short stack of pastel macarons.
A scored sourdough loaf.
A small stack of plain wooden building blocks.
A leather dog collar.
An insulated steel water bottle.
A single frosted cupcake on a plate.
A plain wooden baby rattle.
A classic yellow rubber duck on a colored tile.
A wooden toy truck.
A pair of small kids sneakers.
A single croissant on a plain plate.
Three chocolate truffles on a small plate.
A short stack of pastel macarons.
A scored sourdough loaf.
A small stack of plain wooden building blocks.
A leather dog collar.
An insulated steel water bottle.
A single frosted cupcake on a plate.
A plain wooden baby rattle.
A classic yellow rubber duck on a colored tile.

Get paid to go live.

Two hour shifts inside a real shop, on our gear, on our agency accounts. We train you. You do not need a following of your own, and you do not need experience on camera.

Must be 18 or older.

Apply to hostSee the role
A host in a cream crewneck with a clip-on microphone, standing beside a ring light in a storefront.

Common questions

Do I need a TikTok following to do this?
No. A TikTok Shop has no follower minimum. Going live is a separate thing. It needs 1,000 followers on the account that broadcasts. Those are our accounts. That is the part shops get stuck on, and it is the part we have.
What do you actually need from me?
Stock. A corner of your shop for two hours. And someone who can answer a question if the host needs it. You keep running the shop as normal.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. We bring a trained seller. Some owners like to join for part of a live show and plenty never appear at all. Either works.
How long is a live show?
About two hours. We plan what to feature around your inventory before we start, so the time is used well.
How many live shows do I get at the start?
Five live shows. The first is a soft launch. TikTok does not know your shop yet, so it starts small and builds. By show three or four the numbers mean something.
What happens to the video afterwards?
We cut the best moments into short clips and hand them to you. They are yours to keep posting.
Do you work outside my area?
We work nationwide. Our city pages exist so shops can find us locally, not because we are limited to those towns.

Sell to the people who can't get to you.

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