Pick how many people you want in the room and how long they stay, from 15 minutes up to six hours. They join the live stream on your TikTok account and remain for the minutes you chose. All we need is your @username, never a password.
1. How many viewers
You settle payment details with us in a WhatsApp chat.

Book a little ahead or the moment you begin broadcasting. Add a planned start time if the stream is later; how far ahead you can book is confirmed in chat.
Viewers begin joining the broadcast on your TikTok account, usually within minutes. If your timing is tight, confirm it in chat before you pay.
They stay in the room for the full window you picked, whether that is a quick 15 minutes or a six-hour marathon.
The audience leaves at the end of the window. Planning another session later in the week? Book it separately.
Rows are audience sizes, columns are minutes. Click a figure and the order card above switches to it. The smallest pick is 100 viewers for 15 minutes at $0.99; the largest is 10,000 viewers for a full six hours.
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All prices are in US dollars and charged once per TikTok stream, with no subscription. Want a cheap test first? Start small, see how it feels, then size up for a bigger event.

A quick Q&A, a product drop or a short announcement. It covers the opening stretch, when first impressions are formed.
The usual length for chat sessions, tutorials and casual hangouts, and a sensible middle ground for most TikTok creators.
Gaming sessions, workshops and long interviews, where the room needs to look busy for a good while.
Marathons, charity events and all-afternoon sales. Match the window to the time you really plan to stay on air.
Tip: choose the duration closest to the real length of your TikTok broadcast. Minutes left over after you end the stream do nothing for you.
People scrolling past a broadcast glance at the number in the corner before deciding to stay. A room showing twelve people feels empty. A room with a few hundred feels like something is happening, and newcomers tend to linger.
That opening stretch is the hardest part of streaming on TikTok. You are talking to almost no one, the energy drops, and plenty of creators quit after ten minutes. A steady crowd from the first minute gives you a reason to keep going and gives visitors a reason to stick around.
What nobody can honestly promise is the For You feed, gifts or sales. Those depend on your content and on how the platform ranks streams. What you do get is a fuller room for exactly the minutes you choose.



Long sessions with a quiet chat feel lonely. A visible crowd makes the stream look worth joining while you play.

Casual talk streams rely on a room that feels lively. Viewers keep the counter healthy while your regulars arrive.

Revealing a new product or song? A busy room at the big moment makes it look like a real event.

Sharing news with your community? More people present means the message lands with weight.

Because only the public username is used, nothing about your login changes and you stay in full control of the TikTok profile. If the viewers never arrive, you get your money back.
Live views are for a broadcast happening right now: people join, stay for your minutes and leave when the window closes. Nothing is added to a recorded clip.
Counts on a published video work differently, because they are attached to the post and remain on it afterwards. If you also want a recorded clip to look watched, you can buy TikTok views on a separate page.

No. Order before you start or right when you go live. Add the planned start time in the form; if the stream is many hours away, confirm the timing in chat.
Yes. They join and remain for the duration you chose, anywhere from 15 to 360 minutes, as long as your broadcast is running.
The audience leaves when the broadcast ends. If you think you may stop well before the planned time, mention it in chat when you book.
Each booking is planned for one stream on one account. Streaming twice? Tell us in chat and we will confirm how to set up both sessions.
No. Stream viewers come in one quality level, so the only choices are how many people and how many minutes.
There is no free trial, but 100 viewers for 15 minutes cost just $0.99. It is a low-risk way to learn how a fuller room feels before a big event.
TikTok gifts are not part of any package. You are paying for people in the room, nothing more.
Yes, your location does not matter because we only use the public TikTok username. Write the start time with your time zone, for example 8pm UK time.
Make sure the profile is public, the handle has no typos and your start time includes your time zone. Then the rest happens in chat.
After you tap Buy Now, we agree the payment details with you on WhatsApp.
Choose an audience size and minutes, add your @username and email, and a WhatsApp chat opens with every detail already written. Growing the whole profile too? See how to buy TikTok followers on our homepage.
No password, ever. One quality level, 11 durations, prices from $0.99.