How to make money by livestreaming on Booyah!

Booyah! is a streaming platform where any gamer can livestream, build their own audience community and earn money.

Booyah has a partner program through which players can earn money through livestream, called Booyah Partner/Streamer Program. This program is run by Booyah himself and encourages new streamers to stream on it.

Basically, Booyah! owned by Garena International I Pvt. Ltd. which also owns the survival shooter Free Fire. This is specially developed for Free Fire players to stream Free Fire games on it.

But for now the platform can stream other PC games as well, with the exception of battle royale games like PUBG. So it doesn't matter what game a gamer plays, everyone can stream on Booyah! and make money.

If you are learning about the Booyah Partner/Streamer Program, this article will be a guide to a complete earning path called Booyah! Live.

Required to stream on Booyah!

Everyone can livestream on Booyah! with any device, but the following recommendations are recommended for those who want to develop professionally on the platform.

1. Basic PC setup with at least 4GB RAM (8GB recommended) for streaming. If you want to play games and stream simultaneously from your PC, your computer must have a high configuration and graphics card.
2. A mid-to-high end configuration mobile phone for mobile players.
3. A microphone with good sound quality.
4. About 2-3 hours of gaming a day.

Games to stream on Booyah!

Gamers can stream games like GTA 5, Minecraft, Valorant,. on Booyah! but Free Fire will be the game that attracts the most audience. Since the platform is created by the company Garena, most of the participants are also Free Fire players.

If you've played Free Fire, everyone should stick with this game. In addition, the games mentioned above are also trending on Booyah! so gamers can still stream everything according to their ability, except for survival shooters like PUBG.

Detailed instructions on how to make money on Booyah!

This is the most important part of this article. Let's learn about some of the important terms used in the Booyah! platform.

Average Concurrent Viewers (CCV)

Concurrent viewers (CCV) represents the number of viewers watching at a particular time. Average CCV shows how many people continuously watch your entire stream on average.

Average logged in viewer

It's the same as average CCV but the difference is that this is the average number of users who linked their Free Fire ID to their Booyah account and watched your entire stream.

Live broadcast date

Stream date refers to the number of days the streamer has streamed on Booyah. To be counted as a valid live day on Booyah, the streamer will have to stream for at least 120 minutes a day.

Streamer does not have to stream 2 hours in a row but can split the time, but this is not recommended. The longer the stream, the more opportunities people have to grow faster.

Complete the criteria and levels

Before participating in the Booyah Streamer Program, everyone must fulfill the following criteria and conditions:

1. Complete 3 days of streaming.
2. Reach 2/3 of the average CCV.
3. Completed 10 hours of streaming
4. Have at least 10 followers.

After completing this requirement, people can join the program and then the journey to earn money will begin. Now everyone will see the No Levels Achieved display at the top.

At this moment everyone is joining the Booyah Partner Program and can earn money by gaining levels.

Verified streamer badge

Most streamers think that, upon completion of the Program's eligibility, they will receive the Verified Streamer Badge on profile, but this is not the case.

This badge will be awarded by Booyah and there are no specific criteria or conditions to receive it. Everyone just needs to stream regularly and if possible by facecam to quickly be recognized by Booyah. Once they see you're a platform match, they'll issue a verified streamer badge.

Micah Soto

Update 07 February 2022