Become a Chamet host
Hosts earn from private 1v1 video calls, live rooms and party rooms, at a per-minute price they set themselves. Chamet's host role is open to women. Join our agency first, then install the app — the order cannot be undone.
- Women, 18+, face verified
- $0.20 to $2.00 per call minute
- Daily withdrawals from $10
- Work from home
How Chamet hosts earn
Viewers buy Diamonds and spend them on gifts and private call time. Hosts receive Beans, the in-app currency: 10,000 Beans equals $1. Four sources add up in a single balance.
Private 1v1 calls
The main income for most hosts. You set your own price, from 2,000 to 20,000 Beans per minute ($0.20 to $2.00), and the meter runs while the call lasts.
Gifts in live rooms
Viewers send animated gifts during your stream. Each gift converts into Beans on your balance.
Party rooms
Group rooms of up to five people. You earn from the interactions and gifts in the room you host.
Game rooms
Host game sessions and earn a share of eligible room activity, when the feature is available in your country.
There is no fixed salary. What you earn depends on hours streamed, your call price, and how regularly you go live.
How to register as a host
Order matters. If you want to join an agency, open its invitation link and bind your number before creating your Chamet account: a host cannot change agency afterwards. And if your plan is to run an agency rather than stream, do not sign up here at all — see the agency page.
Join the agency with your number
Open our host invitation link and enter the phone number you will use on Chamet. This step comes first: it cannot be done once the account exists.
Install Chamet
Download the app on Android or iPhone. The browser version works too, but the app is needed for hosting.
Create your account
Register with the same phone number you bound, then complete your profile with real photos.
Complete face verification
Verification is mandatory for hosts and confirms you are over 18 and a real person. Unverified accounts cannot receive private calls.
Set your call price
Choose your per-minute rate between 2,000 and 20,000 Beans. Start low to attract first calls, then raise it as your ratings build.
Go live and withdraw
Stream regularly, track your Beans in the app, and withdraw daily once your balance reaches $10 (100,000 Beans).
Rules every host must follow
Chamet enforces its Standards strictly, and breaking them costs visibility first, then the account.
Identity and profile
- Women only, over 18, with mandatory face verification. Real-time checks reject male profiles, and a rejected profile is permanently detached.
- Real photos only. Stolen, AI-generated or misleading profile images lead to removal and account penalties.
- One account per person. Multiple accounts are banned, along with the gifts farmed through them.
On camera
- No nudity and no pornographic content in public live rooms.
- Good lighting and a neat appearance; the built-in beauty filters are recommended.
- Screen recording and redistribution of private calls is prohibited and can be a criminal matter.
Hosts cannot switch agencies once bound, and agencies are forbidden from poaching hosts already registered elsewhere.
What actually makes a difference
Regular hours beat long sessions: viewers come back at the times they found you. A stable connection, front lighting and a quiet room matter more than an expensive phone. Your call price is a lever, not a badge, so lower it while you are building a base, and raise it once your calendar fills.
If your audience speaks another language, use the real-time translation rather than avoiding those calls, and keep a short intro line ready. Most hosts who stop do so in the first two weeks, before the algorithm has anything to work with.
Host or agency?
Hosting pays for your time on camera. An agency pays a percentage of a whole team's earnings, with no streaming involved. You can do both, but not on one phone number: the number you register with in the app stays a host account for good, so an agency needs a second number.
If you would rather build a team than go live, the agency page covers registration, the commission tiers and the agent panel.
Chamet host FAQ
Do I need experience to become a host?
No. Previous live streaming experience is not required. Verification, a working camera and regular hours matter more.
How much do Chamet hosts earn?
It depends entirely on hours and call volume. The maths is simple: a private call at 5,000 Beans per minute is $0.50 per minute, so an hour of calls is about $30 before any gifts. Nothing is guaranteed.
Can men be Chamet hosts?
No. Chamet's host role is for women; men take part as users who buy Diamonds and pay for calls. Real-time face verification checks hosts during calls and live sessions, and a profile detected as male is rejected and permanently detached.
Do I have to join an agency?
No, but an agency gives you support, training and visibility help, and it does not reduce your earnings: the agency's commission is paid by Chamet on top.
I already have a Chamet host account. Can I join your agency?
Not with that account. Chamet does not allow an existing host account to be attached to an agency afterwards. The only route is to delete it in the app, wait 90 days — one face can verify only one account — then register again through our invitation link.
Can I change agency later?
No. A host stays bound to the agency they registered with, which is why you must use the invitation link before creating the account.
When can I withdraw?
Daily, once your balance reaches $10 (100,000 Beans). Payout methods depend on your country.
What gets a host banned?
Nudity in public rooms, fake or stolen profile photos, multiple accounts, scams, recording other users, and any content involving minors. Penalties range from losing the Popular list to a permanent device ban.
Ready to start as a host?
Join our agency with your number, then install Chamet and register with that same number. Both steps are free.
Questions? Email agency@chametlive.net. Account, payment and technical issues go to Chamet support in the app.