Gifts and tips
One-off support sent during a livestream. Fans buy coins through the App Store or Google Play and spend them live. Immediate, visible, and tied to a specific moment.
Everything you need to build your community, connect with fans in real-time, and earn directly from your audience.
Magency is a mobile-first live platform for creators who would rather have two hundred people who show up than two hundred thousand who scroll past. Every feature below exists to serve that one idea: live video that feels like a room, communities that persist between streams, and earnings that come straight from the people watching instead of an advertiser in the middle.
Go live instantly with ultra-low latency video and audio. Connect with your audience in real-time, reply to comments, and make every broadcast feel personal.
Streams start from the phone in your hand — no capture software, no scene setup, no desk. Low latency is the point rather than a specification: when the delay between a fan typing and you answering drops to about a second, a stream stops being a broadcast and starts being a conversation. Your community is notified when you go live, so the room fills with people who chose to be there instead of whoever an algorithm happened to serve.
Fans can show their appreciation by sending virtual gifts during your live streams. Watch your earnings grow as your community supports you directly.
Fans buy coins in the app and spend them on gifts during a stream. A gift lands live in the room, visible to everyone, so support becomes part of the show rather than a silent transaction happening somewhere off-screen. Gift value accrues to your in-app wallet as you stream, and you can see it move in real time instead of waiting on a monthly statement.
Create exclusive groups for your most dedicated fans. Host private chats, share behind-the-scenes content, and foster deeper connections.
Groups are invite-based and live apart from public streams, so the conversation belongs to the people in the room rather than a public timeline. This is where a community actually forms — between streams, in the ordinary back-and-forth that a feed would bury. You decide who joins, and you can remove anyone who breaks the room's rules.
Offer monthly subscriptions for exclusive access to premium streams, special badges, and VIP community perks. Build a predictable income stream.
Gifts capture a good night; subscriptions make the month predictable. Subscribers get ongoing access to your private community and exclusive streams, plus a badge that marks them out in chat. Because the payment recurs, you can plan around it — which is the difference between a hobby that occasionally pays and something you can build a schedule around.
Four steps, none of which need a studio, a second monitor, or a production crew.
Open the app and start. Your community gets a push notification the moment you do, so the room fills with people who already know you rather than passing traffic.
Comments arrive live and you answer them by name. Low latency means the gap between a question and your reply is short enough that it reads as a conversation, not a delayed broadcast.
Support happens in the moment and in the open. Gifts appear in the room as they are sent, and the value accrues to your wallet while you are still streaming.
When the stream ends the room does not empty. Private groups carry the conversation between broadcasts, which is where regulars turn into a community.
No ad revenue share, no brand-deal dependency, no waiting on a payout schedule set by an advertiser. Fans pay creators directly, and the platform gets out of the way.
One-off support sent during a livestream. Fans buy coins through the App Store or Google Play and spend them live. Immediate, visible, and tied to a specific moment.
Recurring access to your private community, exclusive streams, and member badges. The predictable half of a creator's income, and the part you can plan around.
Earnings collect in your in-app wallet. Request a withdrawal from the wallet section whenever you want to cash out; support can trace any request that looks wrong.
Magency is an 18+ platform. Accounts we believe belong to someone under 18 are suspended or terminated, and that is not negotiable. Every stream, group, message, and profile can be reported from inside the app, which attaches the surrounding context automatically — far more useful to a reviewer than a description written after the fact.
Creators moderate their own rooms and control who joins a private community. Our Community Guidelines set out what is allowed platform-wide, and accounts that breach them can be restricted, suspended, or removed.
No. Magency is built around small rooms rather than broadcast reach, so a stream with a handful of regulars works the way it is meant to. There is no follower threshold to unlock going live, and no algorithmic feed deciding whether your stream gets shown — the people in your community get notified and join directly.
Fans buy coins inside the app and spend them on gifts and tips during livestreams, or subscribe to a creator monthly for ongoing access. Both convert to a balance in the creator's in-app wallet, and creators request a withdrawal from the wallet section when they want to cash out. Coin purchases run through the App Store and Google Play, so those transactions follow Apple's and Google's payment rules.
A gift is a one-off — a fan sends it in the moment during a stream, and it appears live in the room for everyone to see. A subscription is recurring: a fan pays monthly for ongoing access to a creator's private community, exclusive streams, and member perks. Most creators use both, because they cover different things — gifts capture a good night, subscriptions make income predictable.
No. Magency is mobile-only by design, on iPhone through the App Store and on Android through Google Play. This website is informational — you cannot create an account, go live, or join a community from a browser. The product is built around the phone's camera, microphone, and push notifications.
Only the members a creator admits. Groups are invite-based and separate from public streams, so the conversation stays with the people in the room rather than a public timeline. Creators control membership and can remove anyone who breaks the room's rules or our Community Guidelines.
Magency is an 18+ platform, and accounts we believe belong to someone under 18 are suspended or terminated. Every stream, group, message, and profile can be reported from inside the app, which attaches the relevant context automatically for the review team. Our Community Guidelines set out what is and is not allowed.