Weekend shifts that are two hours, not eight.
Saturday is the busiest day most shops have. It is also the day you would rather not spend all of at work.
Each shift is two hours. Do one and keep the rest of the day. Do two if the shops near you line up.
Must be 18 or older. This is TikTok’s own requirement for going live and for TikTok Shop affiliate status, not just ours. TikTok’s age requirements for LIVE.

What the shift looks like
- Two hour shifts on Saturday or Sunday, set around when the shop is busy.
- You host on our accounts and our gear, in a real shop with staff around you.
- One weekend shift a week is normal. Take more when you want them.
- Shops book ahead, so you get your times with a week of notice.
Who we are looking for
- Free for a couple of hours on a Saturday or a Sunday.
- You can talk to a camera for two hours with no script.
- You show up. A shop that gets left without a host does not book us again.
- You are 18 or older.
Common questions
- How does pay work?
- You are paid for every shift you work. When a show sells well there is a bonus on top. We tell you both numbers before your first shift, not after.
- Is it every weekend?
- No. You tell us the weekends you are free and we book those. Some hosts do one a month. Some do every Saturday. Both are fine.
- Do I need a TikTok following?
- No. You host on our accounts. They already meet what TikTok asks for. Your own account is not part of this, and you do not need one.
- Can I do Saturday and Sunday?
- Yes, if the shops near you run both days. Tell us you want the hours and we will fill them when we can.
- How long is the shift really?
- Two hours on camera, plus about fifteen minutes before to set up and learn the stock. We do not keep you late.
Where the shifts are
Inside shops in these cities. You host in the town you live in, and we tell you the shop when you are booked.
Other ways to work with us
If the shift fits, tell us when you are free.
The application is short. Availability, where you are, and whether you have been on camera before. We read all of them.