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Host guide

Welcome to Bizu, a social 1-to-1 video chat app with real, verified hosts. This guide covers getting started, earning more, the content rules and staying safe.

1. Sign-up and verification

Choose I'm a host when signing up, enter your date of birth and country, and complete ID verification with a valid document (sharp photo, readable details) and a selfie. You must be 18 or older.

Our team reviews the request; while it is pending you cannot go online. You get access as soon as you are approved.

For legal and safety reasons host sign-up is not available in some countries (the list is managed by the admins).

2. A profile that works

3. Price and earnings

You set your per-minute price within the platform limits; the current range is shown in your dashboard.

You earn on every coin spent with you (calls and gifts), based on your tier over the last 30 days. The tier table and the value per coin are always up to date in your dashboard.

Only minutes with live video count: billing starts when the picture arrives, and minutes with the connection down are not charged.

4. Content rules (mandatory)

5. Great video quality

6. Your safety first

7. Invite other hosts

8. Growth tips

Questions? See the FAQ or contact support from the app.

Standby mode: work on other apps too

Turn on standby to be listed as “Available” without your camera on and without Bizu in the foreground. When a client calls you get a loud ringtone, vibration and a notification, and about 40 s to accept. Your camera only starts when you accept, and the client only pays once video connects. It switches off by itself after inactivity.

Can I work on Bizu while working on other platforms?

Yes, there is no exclusivity. Use standby mode: you are “Available” without a camera and Bizu rings when a client calls (push, ringtone, vibration). On Android the app stays active in the background with a “Bizu: available” notification. On a computer, use OBS Virtual Camera to share one webcam across several apps. Unanswered calls only count lightly towards your acceptance rate.