Hypetize Queue
People pay to get their track played, or just to hype you up. You keep nearly all of it.
No bank account needed to start. Free.
This is what fills up while you're streaming. Every name is money and a contact you keep.
One stream
from 37 submissions in two hours.
Illustrative. What you make depends on your price and how many people are watching.
Type your name. Pick what you charge. You get a link. Twenty seconds and you're back to streaming.
Say it out loud, put it in your bio, paste it in the chat. People tap it and pay to get in your queue.
Their tracks show up in order. You listen, you react, you hit next. The money is yours.
You set the prices
50 people watching? Charge $5. 5,000 watching? Charge $50. Change it mid-stream if the queue is too long. It's your queue.
FREE QUEUE
You get to it if there's time. Keeps everybody welcome.
SKIP THE LINE
Guaranteed played tonight. Straight past the free queue.
NEXT UP
Goes on right after whatever's playing now.
3 FOR 2
Three slots for the price of two. Use them any stream.
Those are the defaults. Every number is editable, and you can turn any tier off.
And when you're not reviewing
Same link, different button. Instead of your viewers sending gifts inside TikTok, they hype you here — their name goes up on your stream, and you keep nearly twice as much of it.
| Someone sends $100 | You actually receive | Where the rest goes |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok LIVE gifts | about $50 | TikTok, and worse again on iPhone |
| Twitch Bits | about $70 | Twitch |
| YouTube Super Chat | about $70 | YouTube |
| Hypetize | about $90 | 7% us, ~3% the card networks |
| Hypetize founding member | about $97 | just the card networks |
Platform rates are widely reported figures and change without notice — check them yourself before quoting them. TikTok does not publish its split.
An alert fires the moment they send — name, amount, message. That's what people are actually buying, so we built it properly. Drops into OBS as a browser source.
$5 to put their name up. $20 for a proper shout-out. $50 to jump the queue. $100 for whatever you decide. Or let them name their own number.
A TikTok gift gives you coins. This gives you their name and email. Same money, except one of them you can reach again next week.
Worth knowing: some platforms restrict pointing viewers to outside payment links. Twitch and YouTube are relaxed about it, TikTok less so. Check your platform's rules before you build a habit around saying it on stream.
The rule that makes people pay
If you don't get to a paid submission before the stream ends, it refunds automatically. No form, no email, no argument. Within minutes.
That's why a stranger will send you $30. They cannot lose.
While you're live we show you the pace — "6 paid, 40 minutes left, you're on track to refund 2." So it doesn't happen by accident.
The refund message offers them the choice: money back, or keep it and go to the front of your next stream. Plenty pick the credit.
Track's unusable or you just don't want to play it? One button refunds and skips. You keep the contact either way.
The part nobody else does
Their name and email land in your contacts. Not a follower count — an actual list you own and can export. Next time you drop something, you can tell all of them at once.
Thirty-seven submissions is thirty-seven people you can reach forever. The money is nice. That list is worth more.
Quick answers
No. Make your link and start collecting immediately. The money sits in your balance and you add payout details when you want to cash out — not while you're live.
Nothing to set up. We take 7% when someone pays you, and nothing at any other time. Card processing of about 2.9% plus 30¢ goes to the payment networks, as it does everywhere. Founding members pay 0% on their first $25,000 a year.
You give them the link. Say it on stream, pin it in chat, put it in your bio. It works on any platform — TikTok, Instagram, Twitch, YouTube, anywhere.
Refund and skip, one button. You keep control of what gets played and you never have to justify it.
Yes. Set as many tiers as you want at any price. Within the paid group, whoever paid more goes first — but everybody who paid still gets played or refunded.
No. Plenty of people run the queue without going live — you listen when you have time and send your feedback back. Same money, no camera.
No. They paste a link, enter an email, pay. That's it. They can claim a free page afterwards if they want one, but nothing is required.
Free. No card. No bank details. Just a link you can paste in your chat right now.
Making real money from this? The Founding 500 is $100 once and you keep 100% of your first $25,000 a year. See it