Anyone can stream video. The hard part is the money loop around it — coins, gifts, battles, payouts, ranking and the pressure that makes viewers spend. Skypetite ships all of it, wired end to end, in production code you own outright.
One-time payment · Instant download · Rebrand and ship under your own name
Talk to us on WhatsAppStreaming platforms don't earn from video. They earn from a virtual economy that turns attention into spending. Every one of these is implemented in the app, in the API and in the admin console — not left as a TODO for the buyer.
Coin packages, in-app purchase flow, balance ledger and a full wallet screen. Stripe is wired on the server; swap in the processor you prefer.
A gift catalogue with animated assets, real-time delivery over sockets, sender attribution in chat and automatic conversion into host earnings.
Two hosts, one timer, a live gift-driven scorebar. The single highest-yield mechanic in the category — it turns generosity into competition.
One-to-one paid video sessions with request, accept and billing flow, plus moment sessions for shorter paid interactions.
Hosts pay to surface themselves in discovery. Recurring spend from your supply side, not only from viewers.
Top gifter and top host boards with periodic resets. Status is the cheapest retention mechanic you can ship, and it drives repeat purchases.
This is not a UI kit and not a front-end template. It is the whole system: the apps your users see, the server that runs the economy, and the console you operate it from.
Flutter. Live rooms, battles, gifting, wallet, calls, chat, moments, profiles and onboarding.
A separate Flutter web client so viewers can watch and spend without installing anything.
Moderate live rooms, manage users and hosts, configure coin packages and gifts, review payouts.
Node.js with sockets, background workers, cron jobs, S3 media storage and LiveKit / Agora token issuing.
Taken directly from the shipped codebase — 33 screens and 24 server modules.
Conventional, readable, and boring in the places that matter. No proprietary framework to learn before you can change a screen.
For one end product that your users are not charged to access.
For a commercial product where you charge users — required if you sell coins.
We rebrand, configure and deploy the entire platform, then hand you the keys.
Do your users pay you — for coins, subscriptions or access of any kind? If yes, you need Extended. For a live-streaming platform with a virtual economy, that is nearly always the case.
| Regular | Extended | White label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete source, four applications | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Remove all Skypetite branding | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Charge end users / sell coins | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Number of end products | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Email support | 6 months | 12 months | 12 months |
| Updates | 12 months | 24 months | 24 months |
| We deploy it for you | — | — | ✓ |
| Store submission handled | — | — | ✓ |
Stripe emails your receipt the moment payment clears, and you land on a confirmation page with your order reference.
You land straight on your download page with all four projects, the setup guide and your licence certificate. The link is tied to your order and stays live for 48 hours.
Configuration, service keys, build errors — message the number above and you reach someone who knows this codebase, straight away.
Buying source is the cheap part. Getting a live-streaming platform actually deployed — media servers, payment accounts, push certificates, store review — is where most projects stall for months. This tier removes all of it.
Answered personally, usually within one business day.
A single archive with four projects — Flutter mobile, Flutter web, Flutter admin and the Node API — plus setup documentation. It downloads the instant your payment clears. No obfuscated code and no phone-home licence check.
A server for the API, a MongoDB database, S3-compatible storage, and accounts with LiveKit or Agora, Stripe and Firebase. All are keyed through configuration files.
Yes. Name, icons, colours and copy are yours to change under either licence. The brand is not part of what you are buying, so you are not tied to it.
The codebase is structured for it, including native call integration and permission priming. Approval still depends on your content moderation, your age rating and your payment model — live streaming with virtual gifting gets a careful review, and that part is on you.
If you sell coins to users, you need Extended. Regular only covers products that are free to access. For live streaming with a virtual economy, Extended is almost always the right one.
Source code cannot be returned once downloaded, so sales are final. Ask anything you need before buying and we will answer honestly, including when the answer is that it is not a fit.