Run the stream.
Keep the commission.
A clean control room for TikTok live sellers — every brand, product, gig and commission accounted for, off-stream and on.
Three things matter on stream night.
This handles all three.
No more juggling Notion docs, WhatsApp screenshots and a spreadsheet that lives in three drives. Everything streamers actually look at — in one calm interface.
Pull bookings from Google Calendar. See what tonight looks like at a glance. Track status from scheduled through to completed.
Log GMV after each stream. Commission calculates live per company. Monthly bars, per-brand splits, earnings-per-hour — no spreadsheets.
A big-text on-air screen with talking points, price, hooks. One click from a gig. Tested on tired eyes at hour three of a stream.
Common questions
What is LiveStreamFlow?
LiveStreamFlow is a management tool built specifically for TikTok Live streamers who work with multiple brands. It lets you track gigs, log GMV, calculate commissions per company, and sync with Google Calendar — so you always know what you earned and what's coming up.
Is it free to use?
Yes. LiveStreamFlow is free during open beta. No credit card required to sign up.
How does commission tracking work?
You set a commission rate per brand. After each live stream, you log your GMV (Gross Merchandise Value). LiveStreamFlow automatically calculates your earnings per session and rolls them up into monthly totals and per-brand trends — no spreadsheets needed.
Does it sync with Google Calendar?
Yes. Connect your Google Calendar and LiveStreamFlow syncs your stream gigs bi-directionally — your bookings appear in both places and stay in sync automatically.
Can I manage multiple brands at the same time?
Absolutely. LiveStreamFlow is built for multi-brand streamers. You can manage unlimited companies, each with their own products, commission rate, and contact details.
What currencies does it support?
The app is SGD-native but works with any currency — just enter your values as numbers and set your commission rates per brand accordingly.