Chamet, explained from the earning side
Chamet is a video chat and live streaming app used in more than 150 countries. Here are the two ways people earn on it: running an agency and streaming as a host, with the official registration links and the figures behind each.
- 150+ countries
- Agency commission up to 30%
- Daily withdrawals from $10
- Android, iOS and web
- 0%< $500
- 5%$500
- 10%$1.5K
- 15%$5K
- 18%$15K
- 20%$50K
- 30%22–30%$150K+
Rate applied to your team's cumulative earnings over a rolling 30-day period.
Two ways to earn on Chamet
Both paths use the same app and the same currency. The difference is what you do: an agency manages people, a host goes live. You can also do both, and many agents start by hosting.
Run an agency
You recruit hosts and sub-agents, and Chamet pays you 5% to 30% of everything your team earns. No streaming required, no company required. Register from the agency link, not from inside the app. See the agency page.
Stream as a host
You take private 1v1 calls, open live rooms or party rooms, and earn from gifts and call time. You set your own call price. The host role is open to women, and you join through the agency link before installing the app. See the host page.
Understand the money
Viewers buy Diamonds, hosts are paid in Beans, and 10,000 Beans equals $1. Withdrawals start at $10. See the commission page.
Get the app
Chamet works on Android, iPhone and in a browser. See the download page, the APK page or the iOS page.
What Chamet is
Chamet combines private 1v1 video calls, live streaming, party rooms of up to five people, a Moments feed and interactive games in a single app. Real-time translation covers the main languages of its audience, and profile verification is used to reduce fake accounts.
Its biggest communities are in India, Pakistan, the Gulf, Southeast Asia and Latin America. That geography matters if you plan to recruit: hosts are easiest to find where the app already has users, and payouts follow the methods available in each country.
- 1v1 video calls
- Private calls where the host sets a per-minute price, from 2,000 to 20,000 Beans ($0.20 to $2.00).
- Live and party rooms
- Public streams and group rooms of up to five people, with gifts, games and PK challenges.
- Diamonds and Beans
- Viewers spend Diamonds, hosts receive Beans. 10,000 Beans = $1, withdrawn daily from a $10 balance.
Where to start
If you can bring people in, start with the agency: your earnings scale with your team instead of your screen time, and registration takes a few minutes with a phone number.
If you would rather be on camera, start as a host, get verified, and set a call price you are comfortable with. You can still open an agency later, but it will need a second phone number: the one you sign up with in the app stays a host account for good.
Common questions
Is Chamet free?
The app is free to download and free to join. Viewers pay for Diamonds to send gifts and to pay for private call time; hosts and agencies are paid, not charged. See the Chamet Free page for what is free and what is not.
How much can an agency earn?
Between 5% and 30% of the team's cumulative earnings over 30 days, depending on the tier reached, plus a differential commission on sub-agents' teams.
Can I open an agency with my existing Chamet account?
No. The number you signed up with in the app stays a host account. An agency is opened from the agent registration link, with a number that has never been registered on Chamet.
Do I need a company to open an agency?
No. Registration is personal and free: a phone number that receives SMS is enough.
Which countries can use Chamet?
Chamet is available in more than 150 countries, with its largest audiences in India, Pakistan, the Gulf, Southeast Asia and Latin America. Some features and payout methods vary by country.
Start with the agency
Register with Chamet's official agent form, then invite your first hosts from the agent panel.
Questions before you register? Email agency@chametlive.net.