LiveMeUp Pricing: 0% Revenue Share, Explained
A flat monthly fee. No commission on sales. No surprises when your live events do well. The live shopping app with the lowest revenue share fees for Shopify.
Anna Jackson · September 2026
A flat monthly fee. No commission on sales. No surprises when your live events do well.
The live shopping app with the lowest revenue share fees for Shopify.
Most platforms take a cut of every sale. LiveMeUp doesn't.
Most live shopping and shoppable video platforms take a cut of every sale you make — a commission, a "revenue share," a per-order fee — on top of whatever you pay for the software itself. LiveMeUp doesn't. You pay one flat monthly fee. LiveMeUp takes 0% of your revenue, no matter how much you sell.
That's not a promotional rate or an intro offer. It's the pricing model, at every tier.
Why this matters more than the sticker price
When you're comparing live shopping platforms, the monthly subscription price is only half the story. The other half is what happens after a sale — because several popular platforms charge a percentage of every transaction on top of their listed price. That percentage sounds small until you run the math on a genuinely successful live event.
A platform that takes 3–5% of your sales isn't just pricing software — it's taking a cut of your growth. The better your live shopping channel performs, the more of your revenue you hand over. LiveMeUp's model doesn't do that: your subscription cost is the same whether you sell $1,000 or $100,000 through your live events this month.
LiveMeUp pricing
| Plan | Price | Revenue share |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | 0% |
| Grow | $89/month | 0% |
| Scale | $249/month | 0% |
| Enterprise | $399/month | 0% |
Every tier includes live shopping, shoppable video, and LiveMeUp's branded mobile app builder. No plan carries a commission, a per-order fee, or a "growth" surcharge once you exceed some threshold.
How LiveMeUp compares on total cost, not just sticker price
Here's what a representative set of live shopping and shoppable video platforms actually charge, based on our most recent first-party pricing check (September 2026):
| Platform | Base pricing | Revenue share / commission | What that means as you scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| LiveMeUp | Free – $399/mo flat | 0% | Bill never changes based on sales volume |
| CommentSold | $49/mo + 5% (Basic), $149/mo + 3% (Business) | 3–5% of every sale | A $50K month costs $1,500–2,500 in commission alone |
| Channelize.io | $81–$414/mo (annual) | 0% listed, but billed by "Viewing Minutes" with overage fees | Successful, high-viewership events increase your bill |
| Whatnot | No subscription | ~8% commission + 2.9% + $0.30 processing | Commission scales directly with GMV, no flat-fee option |
| TalkShopLive | No subscription | ~10.25% + $0.30/item (Storefront) or ~10% + $0.30/txn (Shopify) | Among the highest per-transaction take rates in the category |
| Firework | Free (Pilot) – custom (Enterprise) | Usage-based on views; SDK add-on $1,500/mo or 30% of plan cost | Costs scale with reach, not just sales |
| Bambuser | Free – $249/mo | 0% commission, but $0.25 per view beyond allowance | View-based overages can add up on viral events |
| Apptile | $249–$499/mo | 0% commission, but $3.99/1,000 min and $25/1,000 MAU overage | Two separate overage meters (minutes + active users) |
| SoldLive | $35–$3,000/mo flat, tiered by order volume | 0% | Flat like LiveMeUp, but priced per order-volume tier rather than a single flat fee per plan |
Pricing shown reflects each vendor's own published rates as of this week's check. CommentSold's listed pricing changed recently (previously $149–$999/mo tiers) — treat as recently updated, not long-established.
The pattern across most of the category: even platforms with a low or $0 subscription price make it up on commission, per-order fees, or usage overages once your live events actually generate sales or views. LiveMeUp is one of only two platforms in this comparison — alongside SoldLive — with a genuinely flat model and no revenue-based or usage-based variable cost baked in, and the only one that doesn't tier its flat fee by order volume.
A concrete example
Say your brand runs live shopping events that generate $40,000 in monthly sales through the platform.
On LiveMeUp's Scale plan: $249/month. Full stop. That's about 0.62% of revenue as a platform cost, regardless of how much you sell next month.
On a platform charging 5% commission: $2,000/month in commission alone, on top of any subscription fee — and that number grows every month your live shopping channel grows.
The gap compounds. A platform that takes a percentage of your sales is, structurally, a partner in your upside — which sounds appealing until you realize it means your best month is also their best month, at your expense.
What "0% revenue share" actually includes
LiveMeUp's flat pricing isn't a stripped-down tier that pushes you toward a percentage-based plan later. Every LiveMeUp plan, including the free plan, includes:
- Live shopping with in-stream checkout
- Shoppable video
- A branded mobile app builder
- Facebook Live Shopping support
- Unlimited viewers per event — no per-viewer or per-minute billing
There is no tier where LiveMeUp switches you to a commission model. The pricing structure is the same shape at every level; only the feature ceiling changes.
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Start your free trialCurious how the platforms compare feature-by-feature, not just on price? See LiveMeUp vs Channelize, LiveMeUp vs CommentSold, or LiveMeUp vs Bambuser.
Frequently Asked Questions
What live shopping app has the lowest revenue share fees for Shopify?
LiveMeUp charges 0% revenue share at every plan tier, including its free plan. Unlike platforms that charge 3–10% commission per sale (CommentSold, Whatnot, TalkShopLive) or bill by usage (Channelize's Viewing Minutes, Bambuser's per-view overages, Apptile's per-minute and per-MAU overages), LiveMeUp's cost is a flat monthly fee that doesn't change based on how much you sell or how many people watch.
Does LiveMeUp take a commission on sales?
No. LiveMeUp does not take any percentage of your sales revenue at any plan tier. You pay a flat monthly subscription fee — Free, $89 (Grow), $249 (Scale), or $399 (Enterprise) — and keep 100% of what you sell through your live events and shoppable videos.
How is LiveMeUp's pricing different from Channelize's?
Channelize doesn't charge a direct sales commission, but it prices plans by "Viewing Minutes" — the total time viewers spend watching your live events and videos — with automatic "Growth Minute" overage charges once you exceed your plan's allowance. That means a highly successful, high-viewership event can increase your Channelize bill. LiveMeUp's flat fee doesn't change regardless of viewership or sales volume.
Is a 0% revenue share model actually better than a low-commission one?
For any brand expecting real sales volume through live shopping, yes — a flat fee means your platform cost is fixed and predictable, while a commission-based fee (even a small one) grows in direct proportion to your success. A brand doing $40,000/month in live shopping sales pays the same $249 on LiveMeUp's Scale plan as a brand doing $4,000/month; on a 5%-commission platform, that same brand would pay $2,000/month in commission alone at the higher volume.
Are there any hidden fees or overages on LiveMeUp plans?
No. LiveMeUp does not charge per-viewer, per-minute, per-order, or MAU-based overage fees on any plan. The listed monthly price is the full cost.
Can I try LiveMeUp before committing to a paid plan?
Yes. LiveMeUp's Free plan requires no credit card, and a 14-day trial is available on paid plans.