Meet real, verified hosts from Africa — 1:1 video calls

Bizu is a private one-to-one video call in the browser with identity-verified hosts. This page is for readers in the United States who want to talk with hosts from Africa — especially Nigeria and Kenya. The coin price is on the profile before you call. Coin packs start at €5 (≈ $6, a guide only). Checkout charges euros, not dollars. 18+.

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Who this page is for

If you are in the United States and want a private 1:1 video call with a real person from Africa, Bizu lets you choose a host, read her languages and the coin price on her profile, and talk only with her. There is no public livestream and no audience. Hosts complete an identity check — a document and a video selfie — and are 18 or over before they can take calls.

This page focuses on hosts from Nigeria and Kenya, where English is widely used. Hosts in other African countries may also appear when they are available. A country on a profile is not a promise about accent, culture or schedule, and it is not a claim about ethnicity. Bizu stores a profile country, not an ethnicity field. Always read the profile in front of you.

Readers looking for a general US guide can start at Private 1:1 video chat in the USA. For hosts whose profile country is in Latin America, see Only Latinas.

How a call works

Open Bizu in Safari on iPhone or in Chrome on Android or a computer. You do not need an App Store install.
Create a client account and confirm you are at least 18.
Choose a host. Read her languages and the per-minute coin price on her profile.
Buy a coin pack if you want to call. The pack price is shown before you pay. Checkout is in euros.
Allow the camera and microphone, keep the tab in the foreground, and start the call only when the price and the profile are right for you.

You can also request a booked call for a later time. A request is not yet an acceptance. Compare the date, time and time-zone label on the booking screen with your own calendar before you pay.

Nigeria, Kenya and time zones

Nigeria uses West Africa Time (UTC+1). Kenya uses East Africa Time (UTC+3). Those hours sit ahead of Eastern Time and further ahead of Pacific Time, so a late afternoon or evening in the United States often overlaps a late evening in Nigeria and a night-time hour in Kenya. Daylight-saving changes in the US do not apply in the same way there.

This is a planning guide, not a guarantee that a particular host is free. For a call now, see who is available in the app. English is widely used in Nigeria and Kenya, but each host lists her own languages. Live on-screen text, when your browser can show it, is Arabic and English. It is text, not a dubbed voice, and it can lag or fail. It is a help for the conversation, not a professional interpreting service.

What a call costs

Each host sets a live-call price between 180 and 300 coins per started minute, shown on her profile before you call. Billing starts when the video connects. There is no subscription. Coin packs start at €5. A rough US-dollar guide is ≈ $6. That figure is not a quote, not a locked exchange rate and not the amount your bank will show. The card charge is in euros. Apple Pay in Safari and Google Pay in Chrome appear when checkout offers them.

1:1 chat messages are not charged per message. Sending one needs a coin balance above zero. A booked call has its own total on the booking screen. Do not assume it matches the live per-minute rate.

What Bizu is, and what it is not

Bizu is a paid social conversation: one client and one verified host, 18+. Nudity, sexual requests and sexual shows are not allowed. It is not a dating or matchmaking service and it does not arrange meetings in person. Stay in the app for the call and the payment. Do not share a phone number, an email address or a payment request in the chat. You can block or report at any time.

For how verification and privacy work in more detail, read safe video chat with ID-verified hosts and the private video call club. If you are comparing formats, see a LivU alternative and how to plan an international video conversation.

Frequently asked questions

What is this page?

A guide for adults in the United States who want a private 1:1 video call with real, verified hosts from Africa, especially Nigeria and Kenya. You choose a host, read the coin price on her profile, and talk only with her in the browser.

Are the hosts real and verified?

Hosts are women aged 18 or over who complete an identity check with a document and a video selfie before they can take calls. Photos are reviewed before they are public. This check confirms identity and age. It is not a guarantee of a particular host's availability or of how a conversation will go.

Which countries in Africa can I expect?

This page focuses on Nigeria and Kenya, where English is widely used. Hosts in other African countries may appear when they are available. Availability changes. A profile country is not an ethnicity label, and it does not guarantee a language. Read the languages on the profile and see who is available in the app.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Bizu runs in Safari on iPhone and in Chrome on Android or a computer. You can add it to your home screen if you like. An App Store install is not required.

What language will we speak?

Check the languages listed on the host's profile. English is widely used in Nigeria and Kenya, but it is not promised on every profile. Live on-screen text, when the browser can show it, is Arabic and English. It is not a dubbed voice and it can lag or fail.

How much does a call cost?

Each host sets a price between 180 and 300 coins per started minute, shown before you call. Billing starts when the video connects. Coin packs start at €5 (≈ $6 is a rough guide only). Checkout charges euros, not dollars. There is no subscription.

Is this a dating service?

No. Bizu is a paid one-to-one social video conversation with a verified host, 18+. It is not a dating or matchmaking service and it does not arrange meetings in person. Nudity and sexual content are not allowed.

What time can I call from the United States?

Nigeria is on UTC+1 and Kenya on UTC+3, so a US evening often overlaps a later evening or night-time hour there. For a call now, see who is available in the app. For a later call, compare the booking screen with your calendar. A request still needs the host's acceptance.

Who can use Bizu?

People aged 18 and over. Hosts are identity-verified and 18+. This page is written for readers in the United States. It is not a claim of local regulatory approval, and it does not promise that video or payment will work on every network.

Open a profile, read the price, then call

Create a client account, confirm you are 18 or over, and see who is available now. Availability changes through the day.

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Prices are the platform's current settings, the same ones the app shows. They may change; the app always shows the current ones.