Maestro Live Shopping

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Sell products with your own live shopping platform

Easy setup

Customizable live stream

In-stream purchases

On-demand product sales

Monetization options

About Maestro Live Shopping

Launched Sep 23, 2020

Built by Shopify

Address

3131 Michelson Dr, Irvine, CA, 92612, US

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Description

Sell products and merch directly inside your live and on-demand video experiences.

This app connects your store to your Maestro video site, enabling product sales during live and on-demand content. Merchants can offer shoppable streams, gated access with tickets or subscriptions, and bundle products with ticket purchases to drive higher revenue. A Maestro account is required to use this app—sign up for free.

Sell products directly inside live and on-demand video content.
Use tickets or subscriptions to gate access to your video content.
Bundle products with ticket purchases to boost revenue per viewer.
Enable in-video purchases without interrupting the viewing experience.
Run your video store on fully branded, white-labeled sites and apps.

Pros

Unlocks a new revenue stream for creators using video sites powered by Maestro
Allows selling products during live streams and alongside on-demand video content
Supports ticketed or subscriber-only streams with ticket bundles for upselling
Fully customizable live shopping stream capability on the user’s own website
Viewers can complete purchases without leaving the stream
Multiple monetization methods: tickets, subscriptions, tips, shopping, and bundles
No coding required and quick setup, enabling users to go live from their webcam

Cons

Requires a Maestro account, which may not be desirable for all potential users
Functionality heavily tied to the Maestro platform, potentially limiting flexibility
Details on integration with existing e-commerce platforms are unclear