Your audience is ready to pay.Give them a door.
Sell pay-per-view tickets to your live shows, gate the stream to real ticket holders, and withdraw straight to M-Pesa. Your fans buy with an email — no account, no app, no lost links.
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From payment to stream access
No sign-up
Fans buy with just an email
10 min
To publish a paid live event
M-Pesa
Plus Visa & Mastercard worldwide
Three steps between a good idea and money in your pocket.
- 01
Publish the event
Title, poster, date, price. A guided wizard gets you live in under ten minutes.
- 02
Fans pay their way
M-Pesa or card, with no account to create first. The ticket lands in their inbox in seconds.
- 03
Go live, get paid
Stream from OBS, Zoom or Restream. Earnings land in your wallet as tickets sell.
Everything that used to be four tools.
Payments, ticketing, access control and delivery were built together — so nothing falls between them on show night.
Paid the way Kenya pays
M-Pesa for the fans at home, Visa and Mastercard for the diaspora — and nobody has to make an account before they can pay. Checkout holds up through the ten-minute rush before you go live, and the last seat can only be sold once.
Nobody watches for free
Every visit to the watch page is checked against a real ticket, and links are short-lived — so a forwarded one goes nowhere.
The show outlives the stream
Switch on replay and the same ticket plays the recording for a day, a weekend or a week. The fans who could not make the time still buy.
A room, not a video
Live chat for ticket holders turns a stream into an event people talk about afterwards.
Smooth on any connection
Fiber in Kilimani or mobile data on a matatu — the picture adapts and the show keeps running.
Filling the room is the hard part. We do some of it for you.
The work between announcing a show and selling it out is the part nobody enjoys. Most of it happens here whether you remember to do it or not.
Nobody forgets the date
Ticket holders get a nudge the day before, another an hour before, and a "we are live" the moment you start. You send none of them.
Sold out is still a list
When the last ticket goes, your page keeps taking names — and tells them first when a seat frees up.
Early-bird codes and free invites
Run a discount for the first fifty. Let your sponsor, your press contact and your mum in without buying tickets from yourself.
A page of your own
Every show you run lives at stream./@yourname, and new events get found by people browsing for something to watch tonight.
See the night before you sell it.
Move the sliders. Whatever the room looks like, the split is the same one you see here — transparent commission, the rest is yours, withdrawable to M-Pesa or bank.
- No monthly subscription — you only pay when you sell
- Commission comes off automatically, so there is nothing to reconcile
- Wallet balance updates as each ticket clears
- Withdraw to M-Pesa or bank on your schedule
Illustration only. Fees are confirmed before you publish an event.
Straight answers.
Do my fans need an account to buy?
No. An email address and a payment is the whole thing. The ticket arrives by email with a link that lets them straight in — we set the account up behind the scenes.
Do I need new streaming software?
No. Paste one address and one key into OBS, Zoom, Restream or whatever you already use. stream. handles the ticket wall and the delivery.
How fast do fans get access?
Under a minute. The moment the payment clears, the ticket is issued and the receipt with the watch link is on its way.
What if someone loses the email?
They can have it sent again themselves from the recovery page. No support thread, and nothing for you to chase on show night.
Can someone share the link with friends?
The watch page checks for a valid ticket on every visit, and links expire quickly — so a copied one opens the purchase page instead.
How do I withdraw my money?
Send your available balance to M-Pesa or your bank. Takings from a show become available a day after it ends — a short buffer for refunds — and the destination is name-checked before anything moves.
Will international fans be able to buy?
Yes. Tickets are priced in Kenyan shillings and fans anywhere can pay with Visa or Mastercard — their bank handles the conversion. M-Pesa is there for everyone at home.
The next show can be a ticketed one.
Set up is free. You only pay a platform fee when a ticket actually sells.