Setup and baseline
Account settings, payout method, and a look at what your streams do now so we have something to measure against.
Home / How It Works
From first message to
first stream
Nothing here is complicated, but it helps to see it laid out before you start. The whole thing usually wraps up inside a day or two.
1
You message us in Discord
Join the server and drop a message in the chat. Give us your TikTok handle and a sentence about what you are trying to do. If you are brand new and have never gone live, say that too, it changes nothing about whether we want to talk to you.
Usual reply time is a few hours, faster in the evenings.
2
We check you are eligible and have a real conversation
Two hard requirements: you live in the United States and you are 18 or older. After that we look at your account to make sure it is able to join a network, since TikTok closes that window once a creator passes a certain lifetime diamond count. Then we talk. You ask whatever you want, we tell you what we would work on first, and you decide if it sounds worth doing.
3
You pull your invitation code from TikTok
This lives inside your own app. Open TikTok, then Settings, then TikTok Studio, then LIVE Center, then Creator Network Center. Your invitation code is on that screen. Copy it and send it to us in Discord.
The code is just an identifier so we can send the invite to the right account. It is not a login and it does not give anyone access to anything.
4
TikTok sends you the official invite, and you accept it
We submit the invitation on TikTok's side. It shows up in your app as a formal invitation letter from TikTok, and you approve it yourself. That approval is the moment you are actually signed. Nothing happens without you tapping it, which is exactly how it should be.
5
We get you set up and you go live
You get your channels in the server, a run through your account settings, and a schedule built around when you can actually stream. We set a first target that is achievable rather than impressive, book your first coaching session, and then the only thing left is to turn the camera on.
Eligibility
What we need, and what we do not
We keep the door wide. The two hard rules come from where we operate and from TikTok's own policy, not from us being picky.
On hours: most hosts work toward roughly fifteen live hours a month spread across at least seven separate days, because that is around where TikTok's bonus structures tend to start opening up. It is a goal we build toward with you, not a gate you have to clear before we will talk. Plenty of people start at two nights a week and grow into it.
- Location
- United States only
- Age
- 18 or older
- Followers
- No minimum. Beginners welcome.
- Experience
- None needed
- Gear
- A phone, decent wifi, and light on your face
- Cost to you
- Nothing upfront. We take a share of diamond earnings.
- Time to join
- Usually same day once we have your code
Worth knowing before you wait too long
TikTok limits how far into your career you can still join a creator network. Once you cross a lifetime diamond threshold there is a short grace period, and after that the option closes for good. If you have been streaming for a while and doing well, it is worth checking where you stand sooner rather than later. Ask us in Discord and we can look at it with you in a couple of minutes.
Your first month
What we actually work on together
Schedule and opening
Lock your slots, fix the first thirty seconds of your live, and get you introducing yourself without freezing.
Retention and games
Keeping people past the first minute. Games, goals, and what to do when the room goes quiet.
Matches and targets
Your first organized battles, plus a look at the bonus targets and whether they are in reach next month.
Step one takes about thirty seconds
Open the Discord, say hi, and we will take it from there.