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Preparing StarMate
Preparing StarMate
Learn how the StarMate agency commission works, how to build a host network, how 15% commission is calculated, and why host rewards and Reward Blast bonuses are treated separately.
Starting a StarMate agency can be an interesting opportunity for people who want to build and manage their own network of live streaming hosts. Instead of earning only from your own activity, an agency model allows you to build a team of creators and earn a commission based on the qualifying performance of the hosts working under your agency. The most important number to understand is 15% agency commission.
But what does 15% actually mean? How many Beans does an agency receive if its hosts collectively generate 10 lakh Beans? Does the agency also receive a percentage of weekly target rewards? What about Reward Blast bonuses? And how can you actually find and recruit hosts for your agency?
This guide explains the complete StarMate agency commission model with a simple example so that both new and existing agents can understand how the numbers work.
Quick Overview
Commission
15%
Of qualifying host earnings
Conversion
10K
Beans = $1 in this example
Example
$15
From 10 lakh qualifying Beans
A StarMate agency is a network built around live streaming hosts. As an agent, your role is not simply to register an account and wait. You build a team of creators, help interested hosts understand the platform, support them during their journey and develop a network of active hosts.
The agency model becomes more interesting as your network grows. Instead of relying on the activity of a single creator, you can have multiple hosts working under your agency. Their qualifying activity is combined when looking at the overall commission opportunity.
Important: The 15% figure in this guide refers to the agency commission model described for StarMate agency hosts. Always follow the latest applicable StarMate rules, policies and account information when calculating actual earnings.
The first step is to become an agent and create your own host network. If you are new to the agency system, you can learn more about the registration process and start your agency journey from the Become Agent page.
Once you have your agency setup, the next and most important challenge is finding suitable hosts. Your agency cannot generate meaningful network activity without creators who are interested, active and willing to build their presence on the platform.
Register as an agent and bring interested hosts into your StarMate agency.
Your hosts stream, interact with viewers and generate qualifying Beans through their activities.
The agency receives a 15% commission based on the qualifying host earnings counted for the agency commission model.
As your network grows and your hosts become more active, the combined earning activity of your network can increase.
After becoming an agent, building your host network is the next major step. You do not need to depend on only one source for recruitment. A good agency can use multiple channels to reach potential creators and explain the StarMate opportunity.
The key is to focus on genuine communication. Tell potential hosts what the platform is, explain how your agency supports them, answer their questions and let them decide whether StarMate is suitable for them.
Use Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Telegram and other social platforms to introduce genuine creators to the StarMate opportunity and invite interested hosts to join your agency.
A professional website can make your agency look more trustworthy and help potential hosts understand your services, joining process, support system and earning opportunity before contacting you.
You can discover potential creators on other live-streaming and social platforms, explain the StarMate opportunity clearly, and invite interested creators to join your agency.
Instead of depending on one or two hosts, focus on gradually building a larger network of active creators. A stronger host network can create a more consistent commission opportunity.
A dedicated website can be one of the most useful assets for an agency that wants to build a professional online presence. Instead of explaining the same basic information to every potential host, your website can clearly present your agency, recruitment process, support system, FAQs and joining information in one place.
If you want to build a website for your own StarMate agency, you can get a professionally designed website from Codevix. Affordable pricing and dedicated support make it easier to create a professional agency website without building everything yourself.
Build Your Agency WebsiteAnother possible recruitment strategy is to reach creators who are already active on other social or live-streaming applications. Many creators are already comfortable with live video, audience interaction and content creation, so they may naturally be interested in learning about another platform.
Your role as an agent is to explain the StarMate opportunity honestly, answer questions and provide clear information about how joining your agency works. Avoid misleading income promises or unrealistic guarantees. Long-term agencies are built on trust, proper communication and creator support.
Once hosts have joined your agency and start generating qualifying earnings, the central part of the agency model is the 15% commission. In simple terms, the agency receives 15% of the qualifying host earnings counted for the commission.
The easiest way to understand the model is with a large but simple example. Imagine that all the hosts under your agency collectively generate 1,000,000 Beans from qualifying activity.
Commission Example
Combined Host Earnings
1,000,000
Beans
10,000 Beans = $1
$100
Host qualifying earnings
10L
Host Beans
15%
Agency Commission
1.5L
Agency Beans
Using the conversion example of 10,000 Beans = $1 and $1 = ₹81.60, the complete calculation looks like this:
| Calculation | Hosts | Agency 15% |
|---|---|---|
| Beans | 1,000,000 | 150,000 |
| USD Value | $100 | $15 |
| INR Value | ₹8,160 | ₹1,224 |
Simple Formula
1,000,000 Beans × 15% = 150,000 Beans. At 10,000 Beans = $1, that equals $15. Using ₹81.60 per dollar for this example, the agency value is approximately ₹1,224.
This is one of the most important points for a new agency owner to understand. A host's total displayed earnings can become higher after weekly rewards and other bonus features are added. However, those additional reward Beans are not automatically treated as qualifying earnings for the agency's 15% commission calculation.
In the commission example used in this guide, the agency commission is calculated from the qualifying host activity. Weekly target rewards and Reward Blast bonuses remain separate from that commission calculation.
Suppose your hosts generate 1,000,000 qualifying Beans. The agency commission is calculated from those 1,000,000 Beans, giving the agency 150,000 Beans at 15%.
Now imagine those hosts also receive additional weekly target rewards and Reward Blast bonuses. Their total personal earnings can therefore become higher than the original 1,000,000 Beans. However, those additional reward Beans do not simply get another 15% added to the agency commission calculation.
Hosts can also participate in StarMate's target and reward system. These rewards are important for hosts because they can increase their overall earning potential when the applicable requirements are completed.
The latest 2026 target structure includes different reward levels, starting from 100K Beans and going up to 5M Beans. For example, the currently published 2026 guide lists 100K with a 40K reward, 250K with a 75K reward, 500K with a 125K reward, 1M with a 250K reward, 2.5M with a 625K reward and 5M with a 1.25M reward.
If you want to understand the latest host targets, time requirements and reward structure in detail, read the StarMate Targets & Rewards 2026 guide.
Important Difference
Host targets and rewards are designed for the host earning system. They should not be confused with the agency's 15% commission calculation. The agency commission example in this article is based on qualifying host earnings, while separate reward bonuses remain separate.
Another important part of the earning system is withdrawal. The withdrawal process described for both hosts and agencies follows the same basic minimum threshold used in this guide.
Minimum Withdrawal
$15
Bean Equivalent
150K
Example INR Value
₹1,224
The important point is that the withdrawal is self-managed. Once the applicable minimum is reached, eligible users can initiate their withdrawal rather than depending on a traditional fixed salary date.
The withdrawal methods described for this model include a bank account and Epay. Since platform rules and payment options can change, always verify the available withdrawal methods in the latest StarMate account interface before making a withdrawal.
The biggest advantage of an agency model is the ability to build a network instead of relying entirely on your own activity. However, building a large network should not be the only goal. The quality, consistency and support of your host network matter too.
Recruit creators who are genuinely interested in live streaming and willing to stay active rather than collecting a large number of inactive accounts.
Explain the registration process, platform basics, streaming expectations and earning system clearly so new hosts know what they are joining.
Use your website and social media to answer common questions about StarMate, host registration, earnings, targets and agency support.
A professional online presence, transparent communication and quick support can make your agency more credible to potential creators.
StarMate rules, rewards and platform features can change. Keep your website and recruitment content updated so potential hosts receive accurate information.
The 10-lakh-Beans example above is only meant to make the calculation easy to understand. In a real agency, several hosts can contribute to the combined network activity.
For example, if five active hosts collectively generate 2,000,000 qualifying Beans, the same 15% calculation would produce 300,000 agency Beans. At 10,000 Beans = $1, that equals $30, before converting the amount into INR using the applicable conversion rate.
| Combined Host Beans | 15% Agency Beans | USD Example |
|---|---|---|
| 500,000 | 75,000 | $7.50 |
| 1,000,000 | 150,000 | $15 |
| 2,000,000 | 300,000 | $30 |
| 5,000,000 | 750,000 | $75 |
Calculation note: These examples use 10,000 Beans = $1 and ₹81.60 = $1 only for easy illustration. Actual platform conversion, payout and currency values should be checked against the applicable current StarMate account information.
It is also important to understand that an agency's 15% commission is not the same thing as the host's total earnings. Hosts can have their own qualifying earnings and may also receive additional rewards depending on the applicable target and reward system.
The agency commission is calculated separately from those host reward bonuses. This distinction helps prevent confusion when comparing the amount shown in a host account with the amount generated through the agency commission model.
Hosts generate their own qualifying earnings through their activity. Depending on the applicable StarMate reward rules, they may also receive weekly target rewards and other bonuses.
The agency receives its 15% commission from the qualifying host earnings counted under the agency commission model. Separate host reward bonuses are not simply added to this calculation.
The StarMate agency commission discussed in this guide is 15% of qualifying host earnings generated by hosts under your agency. The exact commission calculation should always follow the applicable StarMate agency rules.
For the example in this guide, if your hosts collectively generate 1,000,000 qualifying Beans, the 15% agency commission is 150,000 Beans. Since 10,000 Beans are counted as $1 in this example, 150,000 Beans equals $15.
No. In the commission model explained here, weekly target rewards are not added to the qualifying host earnings used for the agency's 15% commission calculation.
No. Reward Blast bonus Beans are separate rewards earned by hosts and are not included in the agency's 15% commission calculation described in this guide.
You can promote your agency through social media, build a dedicated agency website, create useful content, and reach potential creators on other apps and communities. Always explain the opportunity honestly and allow creators to make their own informed decision.
Yes. A professional agency website can help explain your agency, recruitment process, support system and StarMate opportunity. If you need a custom agency website, Codevix provides affordable website development with dedicated support.
For the withdrawal rules described in this guide, the minimum withdrawal amount is $15. Hosts and agencies can use the self-withdrawal process once the applicable minimum is reached.
According to the withdrawal information used for this guide, eligible earnings can be self-withdrawn to a bank account or Epay. Always check the latest applicable withdrawal options inside the platform.
The StarMate agency model is built around creating a network of hosts and earning a 15% commission from the qualifying activity generated by those hosts. The more effectively you build, support and manage your network, the more meaningful the overall commission opportunity can become.
Remember the simplest example: if your hosts collectively generate 1,000,000 qualifying Beans, then 15% equals 150,000 Beans. At 10,000 Beans = $1, that is $15, or approximately ₹1,224 using ₹81.60 per dollar for this example. Weekly target rewards and Reward Blast bonuses are separate from this commission calculation.
Start by becoming an agent, build your host network and create a professional system for recruiting and supporting creators. A strong agency is built step by step with consistent recruitment, communication and support.