The most common mistake we see is buying the biggest package first. Interactive formats scale with your audience's habits, not with your ambitions — and the right starting point is almost always smaller than you think.
Three questions before any purchase
- Concurrent viewers: below ~50, pick formats where a single gift visibly changes the game; large team battles feel empty at that size.
- Session style: talk-first hosts should choose games with pausable rounds; performance-first hosts can run continuous formats.
- Budget honesty: a package pays for itself through longer sessions and broader gifting — estimate conservatively from your current numbers, not from a hoped-for spike.
What each tier is actually for
Starter is a single game with managed setup — the right choice for testing whether interactive hosting suits you at all. Growth adds multiple formats and custom branding, which matters once viewers start expecting variety across the week. Pro and Agency tiers exist for teams: multi-streamer deployments, advanced gift triggers and roadmap access. If you are one person streaming five nights a week, you do not need them yet — and we will tell you that on the call.
The first two weeks decide everything
Formats live or die in the onboarding window. Announce game sessions in advance, run them at consistent times, and narrate every round. Judge the package on week-over-week retention and unique gifter count — not on a single big night.
Not sure which tier fits? Send us your average concurrent viewers and session length — we answer with a specific recommendation, including 'start smaller' when that is the honest answer.