See it before you buy it
ClickClick Live: watch the software run a show
A live show fails in public, in real time, in front of the exact people you wanted to impress. ClickClick Live is built to stop that.
- A 90-second check before anyone is watching
- One comment feed, however many platforms are live
- A buy button that never leaves the screen
5
Platforms in one comment feed
90 sec
Pre-show check, every show
1
Control to stop a show everywhere
8 shows
A month on the plan most brands run, 2,500 viewers each
What the software actually does
Live commerce (also called live shopping) is selling products through live video: a host shows the products, viewers ask questions in the comments, and they buy without leaving the stream. ClickClick Live is the software that runs that show, end to end.
Nothing goes live on a guess
Every show starts with a 90-second check: sound, connection, light, frame and brand, and the show itself. Whatever would have gone wrong in front of an audience gets caught before it does.
Every platform, one screen
Comments from your website, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok land in a single feed. Reply, pin, hide, block, or stop the whole show, all from here.
A buy button nobody hunts for
Whoever is watching, on whatever platform, sees a working buy button pointed at exactly what is live right now. Tap it, buy it, without leaving the stream.
One control, not five logins
If something goes wrong mid-show, one control ends it everywhere at once. Nobody is scrambling through separate accounts while the wrong thing stays live.
Everyone gets their own seat
A host, standby cover, a moderator and a director each get their own screen and controls, and can all be in different houses. Set who does what before the show starts.
Your site, plus every major platform
Live commerce took off on platforms like Taobao Live, TikTok Shop and Amazon Live. ClickClick Live is built for your own website first, and simulcasts to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok too, so a show is never tied to one platform’s rules or reach.
Open it. It’s running right now.
The real player, not a video of one. Same product rail (the strip of products down the side that a viewer taps to buy), and the buy button sitting exactly where it sits on a real show. It stops at the checkout, because there is no shop behind a demo.
Open the live demoWhy it also increases sales
These aren’t abstract features. Each one is there because of a real, measurable cost it stops you paying.
What lag actually costs
Akamai’s analysis of 370 million video plays found a single rebuffering event pushes about 1% of viewers to leave on the spot, and up to 40% leave after just one interruption. That is why the pre-show check tests your connection first, not mid-show.
What a no-show actually costs
UK employers lose several working days per employee a year to sickness and absence on average, and unplanned time off costs real money in disruption. That is why standby cover is built in, not bolted on.
What a studio is really for
A studio is hired by the hour, every time, and a single day of it costs more than setting up a corner of somebody’s own space once and being done with it. Every show runs from wherever the host already is, and the pre-show check holds it to the same standard a studio would, sound, light and frame, without hiring one or hiring a crew to run it.
What it gives you back
Not money. Hours. This works out what a show costs you now, and how much of that the software does for you instead.
Your shows take you
Handed back to you
In your week again
Three jobs come off your plate, and they are the three the software actually does. The pre-show check tests sound, connection, light and framing instead of you doing it. Every comment lands in one feed, so going live in four places costs the same attention as going live in one. And the show writes up its own numbers, so there is no evening spent working out how it went.
Checking does not go to nothing, and this does not pretend it does: the pre-show run still takes about ninety seconds and you still have to set your own space up. Nor is any of this a saving on wages. A show still needs a host, cover and somebody on comments. What changes is that none of them has to be a senior crew, and none of it has to be you.
Questions about the software
What is ClickClick Live?
ClickClick Live is the live shopping software that runs the actual show: a pre-show check, one shared comment feed across every platform, and a buy button that stays live wherever someone is watching.
How do I see it running?
Open the live demo linked on this page. It is the real player, not a video of one: the same product rail, buy-now flow and director controls used to run a real show.
Which platforms does the buy button work on?
The brand’s own website player, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, so a show is never tied to one platform.
What happens if a show goes wrong?
One stop control ends the show on every connected platform at once. Nobody hunts through five separate apps to shut things down.
What do I need to run a show?
A phone or a camera, your products, a decent internet connection, and someone willing to talk. The software handles the pre-show check, the comments and the buy button.
What does it cost?
It is a monthly licence, priced per brand, with plans that grow as your shows do. What it costs depends on how many shows you want a month, how many places you go live at once, and whether you also want one-to-one appointments on the same platform. Tell us what you sell and you will get a figure on the first call, not after three meetings.
Do I still need a production crew?
You still need a host, cover and somebody on comments. What you no longer need is a senior production crew standing by for every show: a director, a streaming engineer and a sound engineer. The pre-show check does that quality-control job instead, so a part-time team can run a show safely. The real saving is not in wages, it is that the job stops needing specialists and stops needing your evening.
What is live commerce in simple terms?
Live commerce is a live video broadcast where a host shows products and viewers can buy them straight away, without leaving the stream. It combines a live stream, a shoppable product list and checkout in one experience. It is also called live shopping.
Where does live commerce happen?
Mostly on TikTok Shop and Amazon Live today, and increasingly on brands’ own websites and apps. Instagram, YouTube and retail media networks also run live shopping formats. ClickClick Live runs your own website player alongside YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, all from one place.
Want this running for your brand?
Tell us what you sell. We’ll show you what a first show would look like on it, and what it would cost.
Show me my numbers