A: Congratulations! Your main goal now is to start building consistency and momentum.

We recommend that all new hosts:

• Go live consistently and maintain a regular schedule
• Explore the app and become familiar with its features
• Network with other hosts and join active communities
• Participate in official BIGO events and campaigns whenever possible
• Set monthly beans and growth goals
• Focus on building genuine relationships with viewers and supporters

New Host Guide:
https://blossomtalent.com/welcome-packet

A: If you are approved and onboarded on or before the 15th of the month, that month is considered your first contract month.

If you are approved after the 15th of the month, your official first contract month begins on the 1st day of the following month.

Bonus Month:
If you join after the 15th and still achieve any qualifying salary tier before the end of that month, you may still receive the corresponding salary payout. The following month will still count as your official first contract month.

A: BIGO calculates hours, beans, and performance using Pacific Time (PT/PST/PDT).

All monthly requirements are measured from the 1st day of the month through the last day of the month using Pacific Time.

A: To count toward monthly requirements:

• A live session must be at least 30 minutes long
• Up to 2 hours per day can count toward agency salary requirements for most standard host contracts
• Additional live hours may still help with audience growth, gifting, and event participation

Always refer to your current salary chart, as requirements may change.

A: The daily cutoff is 11:59 PM Pacific Time (PT).

A: You can monitor your performance through Live Data inside the BIGO app.

Go to:

Home → Live Data

There you can view:

• Broadcasting hours
• Beans earned
• New fans
• Viewer statistics
• Performance trends

Please note that Live Data can sometimes take up to 24–48 hours to fully update.

A: Viewers purchase diamonds and send virtual gifts during your livestreams.

When gifts are received:

• Gifts are converted into beans
• Beans accumulate in your wallet
• Eligible beans can be withdrawn through BIGO's withdrawal system once your payment information is properly set up

Bean conversion rates and withdrawal policies are determined by BIGO and may change from time to time.

A: In addition to the gifts you earn from viewers, eligible hosts can qualify for a monthly salary by meeting the requirements listed on their current salary chart.

Most salary tiers require a combination of:

• Minimum broadcasting hours
• Minimum beans earned

Example:
If a host completes the requirements for a tier requiring 32 hours and 130,000 beans, they receive both:

• The salary associated with that tier
• The value of any gifts earned from viewers

Salary programs and tier structures may be updated periodically by BIGO.

A: Salary rewards are generally distributed by BIGO in the form of beans and are typically issued before the 10th day of the following month, provided all requirements have been successfully completed and verified.

Processing times may vary.

A: A Family is a community within BIGO where hosts and users can connect, support one another, and participate in group activities.

Benefits may include:

• Community support
• Networking opportunities
• Family-exclusive events
• Team competitions and rankings
• Increased engagement opportunities

You can search for and apply to Families directly inside the BIGO app.

Learn more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWb1KD0QvDA

A: Hosts are generally free to maintain social media accounts and grow their personal brands. However, certain BIGO contracts or promotional programs may contain exclusivity requirements.

Always review your current agreement or contact your agency manager if you are unsure.

A: If the required hours or beans are not achieved during the month, the corresponding salary tier may not be awarded.

However:

• Gifts earned from viewers remain yours
• You can continue growing your account and qualify again in future months

Consistency is the most important factor for long-term success on the platform.

A: The hosts who grow the fastest typically:

• Stream consistently on a schedule
• Interact actively with viewers
• Participate in official events and PK battles
• Build relationships with supporters and other hosts
• Maintain good audio/video quality
• Promote their streams on social media

Growth usually comes from consistency over time rather than one viral stream.

A: Consistency is one of the biggest factors in growth. We recommend creating a schedule and streaming regularly so viewers know when to find you. Even if your room is small at first, consistency helps build momentum over time.

A: PK Battles are live competitions between two hosts where viewers send gifts to help their favorite host win. PKs are one of the most popular features on BIGO and can help increase exposure, engagement, and gifting.

A: Every host grows at a different pace. Some hosts build an audience quickly, while others take several months. The hosts who typically grow the fastest are the ones who stream consistently, network actively, participate in events, and engage with viewers regularly.

A: Talk about topics you genuinely enjoy and can discuss consistently. Common categories include:

• Lifestyle
• Daily life
• Fitness
• Gaming
• Music
• Beauty
• Travel
• Relationships
• Parenting
• Food
• Business and entrepreneurship

The best content is usually authentic and interactive rather than heavily scripted.

A: Violations can result in warnings, content restrictions, temporary suspensions, loss of rewards, or permanent account termination depending on the severity of the violation.

Always follow BIGO's Community Guidelines and Terms of Service.

A:

• Diamonds = Currency users purchase to send gifts
• Gifts = Virtual items sent during livestreams
• Beans = Earnings hosts receive from gifts
• Salary = Additional performance-based compensation available through qualifying agency programs

A: The most common mistakes are:

• Not streaming consistently
• Ending streams too early
• Not talking enough during broadcasts
• Ignoring viewers in chat
• Not networking with other hosts
• Focusing only on gifts instead of community building
• Giving up too soon

Most successful hosts build their audience gradually over time.

A: Contact your agency manager first. They can assist with account questions, contract questions, growth strategies, event opportunities, and general BIGO support.

A: There is no guaranteed income. Some hosts earn only a few dollars per month, while others earn hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of dollars per month. Income depends on consistency, content quality, networking, viewer engagement, gifting support, and overall effort. BIGO should be treated like building a business or personal brand rather than expecting immediate results.

A: Depending on the violation, BIGO may issue a warning, temporary suspension, livestream restriction, or permanent account ban.

If you believe the action was taken by mistake, you may be eligible to submit an appeal through BIGO. Contact your agency manager for guidance, although approval of appeals is entirely at BIGO's discretion.

The best way to avoid penalties is to always follow BIGO's Community Guidelines and Terms of Service.