Your stock, sold live, from your shop.
We bring a trained host and the full live setup. Your products get held up, turned over and explained, and people buy them inside TikTok.
You keep running your shop while it happens.
What we do
Three pieces. Most shops want all three, and some only want the first.
We set up your TikTok Shop
The shop, the listings and the settings, done for you and owned by you.
Read moreWe sell your stock on live
A trained host sells your stock on camera, live from your shop floor.
Read moreYou keep the clips
Short videos cut from your live shows. Yours to post for weeks after.
Read moreWhat sells on a live show
Candles, knitwear, jewelry, kids clothes. If it sells in your shop, it sells on a live show.
Why this works
The shop is in the app
The cart and the payment sit inside TikTok. Nobody has to leave the app to buy.
You already have the hard part
Stock people want, and the knowledge to talk about it. We bring the camera and the host.
It works after the show ends
The clips keep selling for weeks. One live is not one afternoon of sales.
Common questions
- What kind of shops does this work for?
- Shops with things people can see and want. Clothes, homeware, gifts, jewelry, kids' things, skincare. If it sells in your shop it can sell on a live show.
- What does it cost?
- It depends on how much stock you want listed and how many live shows you want. There are three levels, so there is usually one that fits. We go through it on the call.
- Do I need followers?
- No. A TikTok Shop has no follower minimum. Going live needs followers on the account that broadcasts, and those are our accounts, not yours.
- What if my shop is quiet?
- That is often why people call us. A live reaches people who were never going to walk past your door.
- Am I locked in?
- No. The monthly side can be stopped with two weeks notice, and the shop we build stays yours either way.
See what your stock does on live.
Fifteen minutes on a call. You tell us what you sell, and we show you what a live show in your shop looks like.

































