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Working on LiveMe solo or with an agency: what is the difference

Official LiveMe Agency · updated 2026

Many beginner streamers wrongly assume that agencies take a share of their LiveMe earnings. In reality it's the opposite: the agency doesn't get a single cent from the host — and working with one can roughly double your income.

What the agency gives you

Working through an agency, you receive a salary from LiveMe for meeting the streaming conditions — a fixed payment according to the salary table, which effectively doubles your monthly income. That's the main advantage: an independent streamer only cashes out diamonds at the exchange rate, while an official agency host gets diamonds plus salary plus bonuses.

So who pays the agency?

The platform itself. Just like it pays streamers, LiveMe shares part of its revenue from virtual gift sales with agencies. The price of the coins viewers buy for gifts already includes the margin for everyone involved: the streamer, the agency and the platform. That's why nothing is ever deducted from your earnings.

Your agent is a partner, not a middleman. Their success is directly tied to yours: if you have no income — the agent earns nothing either. That's exactly why it's in the agency's interest to train you, support you and help you grow.

How to start working with an agency

The only requirement is passing a free casting: a trial stream where you show yourself. After the casting you get official host status, the salary table, a personal agent and full training.

Ready to try?

Pass the free casting — we will help with your first stream, schedule and growth.

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