Become a Bigo Live Host: Streaming and Official Hosts
Learn the difference between Bigo Live streaming and the official host program. Review applications, agencies, targets and essential contract checks.
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Starting a Bigo Live stream is not the same as becoming an official contracted host. Regular streaming does not automatically make you a salaried host; the official host program has application, eligibility and performance requirements.
Which type of streaming do you want?
A user running their own stream aims to build a community and create content. An official host may also be subject to program or agency conditions. Gift earnings, contractual pay and agency commission are separate concepts. Do not base an income plan solely on viewer numbers.
Preparing your application
- Explore official host options in your account's Creator Center.
- Check age, identity, country and account eligibility requirements on the application screen.
- Test your camera, microphone and connection, and prepare a sustainable streaming schedule.
- If offered an agency arrangement or contract, read the streaming hours, Beans targets, payment and exit conditions in writing.
Choosing an agency safely
Use the official application channel. Do not trust people who guarantee a salary or ask for your account password. Your contract should explain the outcome of meeting targets. This article is not a job offer or an income guarantee.
Related Bigo Live guides
- Bigo Live Salary System: Beans, Host Income and Payouts
- Bigo Live Quotas: Host Targets vs Mobile Data
- How to Earn Bigo Live Beans: Beans vs Diamonds
Sources and updates
Sources checked: 7 September 2026. Menus and features may vary by app version, country and account status. This guide is not a substitute for official BIGO support.
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