Paid Livestream Tickets: The 2026 Guide

Selling tickets to a live stream used to be a nightmare. Streamers had to stitch together OBS, Twitch, Eventbrite, Stripe, and an access-control workaround. Wallies makes the whole thing native: set a price, go live, get paid.

Why creators want paid livestreams

  • Higher revenue per fan — Ticketed shows convert engaged fans into real revenue
  • Premium experiences — Q&As, performances, classes — gated by ticket
  • Predictable income — Pre-sold tickets are cash before you go live

How Wallies handles it natively

  • Set a ticket price in ILY when you create the stream
  • Viewers buy access in one tap before the show starts
  • Live chat, gifts, and tips run in real time during the stream
  • Tickets can be resold on the secondary market
  • Promotion campaigns to boost discovery for ticketed shows
  • Cashable in ILY at 100 ILY = $1

The honest math

On Twitch, a ticketed show requires three external tools and pays after fees. On Wallies, sell 100 tickets at 500 ILY ($5) each = 50,000 ILY. You keep 35,000 ILY = $350. Same show, simpler stack, more take-home.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best platform for paid livestream tickets?

Wallies has native paid livestream tickets — creators sell access to live shows directly inside the app, with no third-party tools. Tickets, gifts, and tips are all built in. Creators keep 70% and cash out at 100 ILY = $1.

How do paid livestream tickets work on Wallies?

Set a price for your live stream, and viewers buy a ticket to watch. The platform handles access control, payment, and payout automatically. Tickets can also be resold by holders on the secondary market.

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