How to receive gifts from fans without sharing your address

What is free, and what is paid?

Creating a Bizu Shop is free and non-exclusive. Fans pay for the gifts they select. A free shop does not mean free products, guaranteed gifts or guaranteed income. Available gifts and conditions vary by country; check the current catalogue and checkout before making a promise to your audience.

Who can create a shop?

You need a Bizu host account and age verification (18+). Read the host guide and platform rules before registering. Approval and verification are part of onboarding, so do not assume that a shop will be ready in a fixed number of minutes. Fans also create a Bizu account and confirm they are adults before sending a gift.

What your fans see

Your public shop shows your photo, stage name and wishlist. A fan chooses a gift and follows the account and checkout steps. Your delivery address is hidden from fans. This is address privacy, not complete anonymity: avoid putting your real address in your profile, gift messages or public photographs. Shipping still requires delivery information to be processed.

Set up a wishlist that is easy to understand

1. Complete your host account and age verification.
2. Choose gifts you actually want from the available catalogue. If the catalogue allows it, include a range of prices so supporters can choose what suits them.
3. Review the public shop as a visitor. Check your stage name, image and gift selection for unintended personal information.
4. Explain that gifting is optional, that fans pay, and that an adult Bizu account is needed.
5. Accept or decline incoming gifts using your shop controls. You can turn gifts on or off.

Share your wishlist without social media

If you already have a website, add one clear link labelled “My gift wishlist” on your creator page. If you have a newsletter whose subscribers expect creator updates, include a short optional-gifting note in a relevant edition. Avoid unsolicited messages or repeatedly asking the same people. A wishlist helps existing supporters act; publishing one does not create an audience by itself.

Suggested text to adapt after your shop is live: “If you would like to send me a gift, my wishlist is available here. Gifts are optional and paid for by you. Bizu requires an adult account and keeps my delivery address hidden from fans.” Add your actual public shop link, not a signup link for other creators.

Bizu Shop and Throne: what to compare

Both services describe address privacy for creators. That feature is not exclusive to Bizu. Throne says creators can add items from partner brands or other stores. Bizu Shop uses its available gift catalogue and requires a host account with age verification. Compare current country support, checkout costs, gift selection and account requirements before choosing. Do not assume either service supports every country or currency.

Throne may suit someone who wants a wishlist built around products from different stores. Bizu Shop may suit an eligible creator who wants a gift shop connected to her Bizu presence. This guide is published by Bizu; it is not an independent review, and Bizu is not affiliated with Throne. See Throne’s own explanation and the Bizu Shop page for current details.

Know what happened after sharing

Keep visits, account creation and completed gifts separate. A directory listing or a click is not a customer. Review whatever activity your account actually shows and adjust your explanation if supporters ask the same questions. Never publish a supporter’s identity or purchase details without their permission.