Everything you need, delivered by one accountable team.
Low-latency one-to-many and multi-guest video rooms with co-host invites, seat management and smooth reconnects.
Host-versus-host PK matches with live scoring, timers, supporter leaderboards, win streaks and rematch flows.
Yalla-style voice rooms with seats, mic queues, room themes, background music and shared listening.
Animated SVGA gifts, coin top-ups, diamond conversion, host earnings and withdrawals on a ledger that reconciles.
Ludo and other multiplayer games played inside a room, with wagering in coins, fair-play rules and a settled result.
Host onboarding, agency and BD hierarchies, level and badge progression, leaderboards, targets and salary rules.
Separate web panels for the platform owner, BD tier, agencies and hosts, each seeing only their own slice of the ledger.
Reporting, banning, keyword filters, automated image screening, live admin controls and audit logs.
Server-verified in-app purchases and local gateways in, verified host and agency payouts out, fully reconciled.
A Bigo-style business is not one app. It is a hierarchy — owner above BDs, BDs above agencies, agencies above hosts — and every tier needs its own panel, its own commission rules and its own view of the same ledger. This is the part most quotes leave out and most projects discover too late.
Total control of the platform and the money moving through it.
The regional tier that recruits and manages agencies under it.
Where host networks are actually run day to day.
The tools a streamer needs to earn and keep earning.
What keeps a room busy when nobody is talking.
The part that decides whether the business survives.
Before any code, we map coins, gifts, diamonds, commissions, BD and agency splits and payouts so the numbers work at scale.
We pick the right SDK and topology for your concurrency, region mix and budget — Agora, LiveKit or raw WebRTC.
Weekly builds you can install and stream on, starting with the room experience and working outward to panels and games.
We test concurrent rooms, PK matches, gift storms and reconnects, then harden moderation before you invite real users.
Store submission with the review notes streaming apps need, then monitoring and tuning as your rooms fill up.
We partner with startups and businesses in Pakistan, the United States, the United Kingdom and across Europe — with overlapping hours and clear, async communication.
Select your preferred features below to calculate your estimated delivery timeline and project budget baseline.
SMS login via Twilio / Firebase OTP
1-click OAuth integration
Explore as guest, convert to permanent account later
Yes. A Bigo Live-style app needs live video rooms, PK battles, gifting, a coin and diamond economy, host levels, agencies and payouts. We have built all of those across Khan Live, Live13, LiveAct, WM Live and Bazmi, so we start from working patterns rather than from scratch.
Yes. PK matches pit two hosts against each other with live gift scoring, a countdown, supporter leaderboards and a settled winner. The hard parts are keeping both streams in sync and making the score tamper-proof when gifts arrive in bursts, which is where most implementations break.
Yes. We build multiplayer games such as Ludo that run inside a live room, with coin wagering, fair-play rules and a settled result written to the same ledger as gifts. Games are the main reason users stay in a room when nothing else is happening.
Yes, and we treat them as one system. The owner sets commission rules, BDs manage the agencies beneath them, agencies manage hosts, and every tier sees only its own slice of the same ledger. Building these separately later is what causes the payout mismatches these platforms are notorious for.
A focused streaming MVP with rooms, gifting and payments typically takes 3 to 4 months. A full Bigo-style platform with PK matches, games, agencies, BD tiers and admin panels usually runs 5 to 8 months. We agree the scope and timeline in writing first.
It depends on your concurrency, regions and budget. Agora is fastest to a polished multi-guest product and strong on emerging-market networks, LiveKit gives more control and better economics at scale and can be self-hosted, and raw WebRTC suits narrow use cases. We recommend one after seeing your numbers.
Streaming minutes are the main variable cost, billed per user per minute by the SDK provider. We model this against your expected room sizes, PK match frequency and session lengths during discovery, so you see the unit economics before committing to a platform.
It can, but only with real moderation. Apple and Google reject streaming apps that lack reporting, blocking, content filtering and live admin controls, and they scrutinise coin purchases and anything resembling gambling. We build those in from the start and prepare the review notes reviewers ask for.
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