Live shopping for consumers — the stream, the products on screen, the flash deal and the checkout, in one place — and a replay that keeps selling.
A business goes live from the studio. Viewers watch, comment, and tap what is being held up. Quick checkout — quantity, name, phone — and the order is placed without leaving the stream. Sold out shows the moment it is. The recording stays shoppable.
The studio, the viewer, the replay.
Streams running across the businesses a customer follows.
Where a business starts, pins, deals and ends a stream.
Placed during the stream, landing in the business's books as they happen.
Past streams, watchable and still buyable.
Go live with one product tagged. The rest is the room.
From the studio screen, to everyone who follows the business.
Items from the catalogue, with live stock, shown as cards under the video.
The product being shown, pinned so it is the one they tap.
A price for the next few minutes, with a countdown on screen.
Ask the viewers and see the answer live.
Quantity, name, phone, place order — and continue watching.
Counts down as orders land. Sold out is sold out.
Beside the stream, with slow mode for a busy room.
The stream stays up, watchable, and its products stay buyable.
Viewers, peak, duration, revenue by product, and the engagement timeline.
Camera, products, deals and the viewer count on one screen for the host.
The video engine is an adapter, swappable without changing the product.
A stream from the viewer's side.
Three of the places you will spend time in Live Stream.
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