WeLoop Livestreaming
Keep 85% when your audience shows up live.
WeLoop live is built to make streaming feel worth it again. Gifts feel visible, comments stay active, cohosts keep the room moving, and creators keep 85% of gift revenue in a payout model that is simple enough to trust.
85% creator payout
Animated gifts
Cohosts
Live chat
Host controls
Why creators care
85%
Creators keep most of what their audience sends.
That changes live from a nice extra into something creators actually want to schedule, promote, and come back to.
Gift revenue
$2,480
Creator keeps
$2,108
Gift bursts
431
In the room
Comments, gifts, and host energy in one place
Gift burst incoming
Cohost ready
Chat stays moving
Monetization
Clear payout. Better reason to go live.
If creators cannot understand what they earn, they stop trusting the feature. WeLoop makes the split easy to understand: gifts show up in the room, the value feels visible, and the host keeps 85%.
Room energy
Streams should feel busy in the right way.
Animated gifts, fast comments, and cohosts turn a flat broadcast into something with pace. The room feels social, not one-directional.
Retention
Keep momentum after the live ends.
WeLoop ties live attention back into chats, groups, and feeds so creators can keep the audience warm after the stream.
Payout first
Most live products bury the part creators care about most.
On WeLoop, the value proposition is visible fast. Creators keep 85%, gifts show up as actual on-screen moments, and the stream itself is designed to make viewers want to participate instead of just watch quietly.
What this means
More reasons to go live
Clearer monetization means creators can treat live like a real growth and earnings channel.
What viewers feel
Support that gets seen
Gifts do not disappear into a hidden backend number. They become part of the room’s energy.
What happens in the room
- Animated gifts land like moments instead of background counters
- Cohosts help streams feel conversational and easier to sustain
- Comments keep the host reacting in real time
- Mute and block controls protect the room without killing momentum
Gifts
Animated support that actually feels exciting
Gifts should be emotionally visible. When someone supports a live, the room should feel it.
Comments
Live chat that keeps the host in motion
Real-time comments give creators something to answer, riff on, and build momentum around.
Cohosts
Bring another person in without breaking the flow
A cohost can turn one creator talking into an actual live scene people want to stay inside.
Control
Keep the room healthy while the stream stays fun
Hosts can mute, block, and manage the room when they need to without turning live into work.
After the live
Turn the stream into conversations, groups, and the next piece of growth.
A live should not end in a dead tab. WeLoop gives creators a path from the stream into chats, group conversations, and ongoing discovery across the rest of the app.
Move straight into chats
Keep talking with the people who were already paying attention while the live was happening.
Push discovery back into the feeds
Use live to strengthen your presence across WeLoop instead of sending that energy somewhere else.
Livestream FAQ
What people want to know before they go live
How much do creators keep from gifts?
Creators keep 85 percent of gift revenue on WeLoop livestreams.
Can a host bring in another person?
Yes. WeLoop livestreaming supports cohosts so the stream can become a shared live moment instead of a solo broadcast.
What can viewers do during a live?
Viewers can watch, comment, react, and send animated gifts that show up as visible on-screen moments.
Can the host control the room?
Yes. Hosts can mute, block, and adjust the room when they need to keep the stream focused.
Livestreaming should make creators want to come back.
WeLoop live is built to help creators hold attention, earn from it clearly, and turn that energy into stronger audience relationships across the rest of the app.
Open the app to go live now, or read the deeper monetization breakdown in the live gifting article.