StarMaker Host Earnings Guide: Gifts, Rewards, Levels & Withdrawal
Support StarMaker Singers and Hosts with Coins
Topuplist offers direct StarMaker Coins recharge for Global Server accounts. Select a package, enter the recipient’s numeric StarMaker SID and complete payment without sharing a StarMaker password or verification code.
Coins can be used for live-streaming gifts, creator support, room items and other eligible social features.
Recharge StarMaker Coins on Topuplist
Eligible StarMaker hosts may earn platform rewards through live gifts, host activities, official campaigns or agency arrangements. However, the amount viewers spend on Coins is not automatically equal to the amount a host can withdraw.
Several different values may appear between the viewer’s purchase and the host’s final payout:
The viewer purchases Coins.
The viewer uses Coins to send a virtual gift.
The platform records the gift or contribution value.
Eligible host rewards enter an estimated or pending balance.
Approved earnings move into a settled balance.
The host requests withdrawal when current requirements are met.
StarMaker’s official app listings confirm that users can broadcast Live, join Live Duets, host Party Rooms and participate in music communities. However, the public listings do not provide one global host commission rate, minimum withdrawal amount or payout schedule. Hosts should therefore rely on the information displayed in their own Host Center, Income page, agency agreement and withdrawal screen.
Can StarMaker Hosts Make Real Money?
Some eligible hosts may be able to convert approved platform rewards into withdrawable earnings. Availability can depend on:
Account status
Host-program eligibility
Country or region
Identity verification
Live-streaming permissions
Agency membership
Current platform rules
Payment-account eligibility
Being able to open a Live or Party Room does not necessarily prove that an account has joined a cash-earning program. StarMaker’s public app description confirms the availability of Live and Party Room features but does not state that every user who broadcasts is automatically entitled to withdraw money.
Check whether your account displays sections such as:
Host Center
Creator Center
Income
Earnings
Rewards
Wallet
Withdrawal
Agency Center
When none of these options appears, the account may not currently be eligible for host payouts.
How Do StarMaker Hosts Earn Rewards?
The exact earning options vary by account and program. Potential sources may include live gifts, activity missions, official events and agency-based incentives.
Viewer Gifts
Viewers purchase StarMaker Coins and use them to send virtual gifts in supported rooms.
Topuplist’s current StarMaker product page identifies live-streaming gifts, room interaction items and creator support as major uses of StarMaker Coins. It also confirms that Coins are delivered to Global Server accounts through numeric SID recharge.
A simplified earning flow is:
Viewer Coins → Virtual Gift → Host Reward Record → Pending Settlement → Withdrawable Balance
The values at each stage may be different.
Host Tasks and Activity Rewards
Where offered, host programs may use activity requirements such as:
Valid live days
Valid broadcasting hours
Host check-ins
Audience engagement
Room activity
Campaign participation
Gift targets
Content-quality requirements
Do not assume that every live minute or room session qualifies. The account’s current task page should explain what counts as a valid day or valid hour.
Official Campaign and Event Rewards
StarMaker may run room activities, games and social events through its music community. Its official Google Play listing describes interactive rooms, singing games and community participation, but it does not publish a single global reward structure for these activities.
An event reward could take different forms:
Host rewards
Ranking points
Badges
Frames or room effects
Traffic exposure
Virtual items
Event qualification
Other account benefits
Only a reward explicitly described as cash, settled earnings or withdrawable income should be treated as potential payout money.
Agency-Based Rewards
Some hosts may participate through an agency or managed host program.
An agency arrangement may include:
Activity targets
Gift-related rewards
Attendance incentives
Ranking bonuses
Training or room support
Monthly settlement
Agency commission
These conditions must come from the actual written agreement. A third party’s social-media post or recruitment message is not a substitute for a contract.
StarMaker Coins, Gifts, Rewards and Cash Explained
The most common earnings mistake is treating every displayed number as money.
Why Coins Do Not Equal Cash One-to-One
A Coin is a viewer-facing virtual currency. The host may receive a different reward unit or calculated value after a gift is sent.
The final host amount may be affected by:
Platform reward rules
Gift eligibility
Campaign conditions
Agency revenue sharing
Invalid or refunded payments
Settlement reviews
Payment fees
Currency conversion
Applicable taxes
StarMaker’s publicly available App Store and Google Play descriptions explain the app’s Live and community features but do not publish a fixed global Coin-to-cash conversion.
Gross Gift Value vs Net Host Earnings
A useful general model is:
Estimated Net Earnings = Eligible Settled Rewards − Agency Share − Payment Fees − Applicable Taxes
This is an explanatory formula, not an official StarMaker conversion rate.
Do not calculate earnings by multiplying the viewer’s Coin purchase price by the number of gifts received.
Why Gift Totals Can Be Higher Than Withdrawable Earnings
A host may see a large gift, contribution or room score but a much smaller withdrawable balance.
Possible reasons include:
The Displayed Number Is Not Cash
A room may display:
Contribution points
Popularity
Event score
PK score
User level experience
Gift value
These metrics can be useful for interaction or rankings without representing payout currency.
Rewards Are Still Pending
Recent gifts may require:
Daily settlement
Event completion
Payment verification
Fraud review
Agency calculation
Monthly settlement
Some Gifts May Not Be Eligible
A gift might be excluded when:
It was sent to another microphone user
It went to the room owner rather than the performer
It was a free or promotional item
It belonged to a separate event
It arrived after an event deadline
The transaction was reversed
The receiving account was not earnings-eligible
Agency Terms May Apply
An agency may calculate host payments according to:
Commission percentage
Monthly activity targets
Minimum live days
Valid-hour requirements
Gift thresholds
Performance tiers
The host should compare the agency statement with the written agreement rather than the room’s visible gift total.
Who Is Eligible to Earn as a StarMaker Host?
StarMaker offers social singing, Live broadcasting, Live Duets, Party Rooms and Family communities. These features are confirmed in the official app listing. The listing does not state that every singer or room owner automatically receives cash earnings.
Possible eligibility checks may include:
Minimum legal age
Supported account region
Verified identity
Live-host approval
Account in good standing
Valid payment details
Agency invitation or contract
Completion of host-program requirements
Ordinary User vs Earnings-Eligible Host
An ordinary user may be able to:
Record songs
Publish covers
Join rooms
Use Live Duet
Host social activities
Receive likes and comments
An earnings-eligible host may additionally see:
Host tasks
Gift records
Estimated rewards
Settlement information
Withdrawal controls
Can You Earn Without an Agency?
Possibly, depending on the account and region. Public StarMaker pages do not publish a rule stating that every eligible host must join an agency.
Use the following evidence:
The earning options shown in your account
Official in-app messages
A verified host invitation
Written agency terms
StarMaker customer-support confirmation
Do not pay an unofficial recruiter simply to “activate” earnings.
How to Check Your StarMaker Host Earnings
Menu names may differ by version and region.
Try the following:
Open StarMaker.
Tap Me or your profile.
Look for Host Center, Creator Center, Wallet or Income.
Open Rewards, Earnings or Gift Records.
Check estimated, pending and settled amounts separately.
Open the withdrawal page to view current requirements.
StarMaker’s official listing directs users to the Feedback option on the Me page and provides [email protected] for customer support.
How StarMaker Gift Earnings Are Processed
Step 1: A Viewer Purchases Coins
Coins can be bought through StarMaker-supported in-app channels or an eligible direct recharge service.
Topuplist currently supports StarMaker Global Server SID recharge and states that no StarMaker password or verification code is required.
Step 2: The Viewer Sends a Gift
The viewer selects a gift and recipient in a supported Live or room feature.
Step 3: StarMaker Records the Gift
The host may see the gift in:
Live-room activity
Gift records
Contributor lists
Event records
Estimated rewards
Step 4: The Reward Enters Review or Settlement
The platform may verify:
Recipient eligibility
Transaction validity
Campaign requirements
Account compliance
Event timing
Agency rules
Step 5: Eligible Earnings Are Settled
Approved rewards may move from an estimated or pending status into a settled balance.
Step 6: The Host Requests Withdrawal
A withdrawal can be requested only when the account satisfies the conditions shown on its current payout page.
Gifts, PK Scores and Host Earnings Are Not the Same
A virtual gift may affect several systems, but each number can serve a different purpose.
Gift Cost: Coins deducted from the viewer
Contribution Value: Support recorded for a user or room
PK Score: Points used to determine a battle result
Ranking Points: Progress on a leaderboard
Host Rewards: Earnings calculated under a host program
Withdrawable Balance: Approved amount eligible for payout
Winning a PK Battle does not necessarily mean that the host receives the opponent’s Coins or a separate cash prize.
Likewise, a gift that generates a high PK score may not produce the same number as the host’s settled earnings.
Do Free Gifts Generate Host Income?
Do not assume that a free, bonus or event gift creates withdrawable earnings.
It may instead provide:
Room activity
Event points
Engagement
User experience
Ranking progress
A visual animation
Check the host’s income record. When the gift does not appear as an eligible reward, it should not be treated as cash income.
StarMaker Host Levels Explained
StarMaker may display several types of levels or status indicators. They should not be confused.
What Is Host Level?
Where available, Host Level may reflect factors such as:
Broadcasting activity
Valid live days
Valid live hours
Audience engagement
Gifts received
Host tasks
Account quality
Event participation
Does a Higher Host Level Guarantee More Earnings?
No.
A higher level may unlock:
Additional tasks
Badges
Room privileges
Exposure
Events
Host-program benefits
Income still depends on the earning rules shown in the host’s account or contract. A level should not be treated as a guaranteed salary unless the written program terms explicitly connect it to a payment.
Why Did My Host Level Stop Increasing?
Possible causes include:
Live hours were not considered valid
The required number of live days was missed
The wrong room type was used
A task period ended
Activity data has not updated
The account received a restriction
Program rules changed
Take screenshots of the task page before and after completing a requirement.
StarMaker Host Rewards Explained
Daily Rewards
Where offered, daily rewards may require:
Host check-in
A minimum valid session
Room activity
Task completion
Weekly or Monthly Rewards
These may depend on:
Valid live days
Total valid hours
Gift milestones
Audience targets
Ranking placement
Agency assessment
Performance Bonuses
A bonus may be linked to:
Official campaigns
Host rankings
PK events
Audience growth
Gift milestones
Consistent broadcasting
Not every bonus is cash. Read whether the reward is described as earnings, Coins, exposure, a badge or another virtual benefit.
Pending, Settled and Invalid Rewards
Pending: The reward has been recorded but is awaiting calculation or review.
Settled: The reward has been approved and added to an eligible balance.
Invalid or Expired: The task, gift or campaign did not meet the stated conditions.
How to Read the Host Earnings Dashboard
A host dashboard may include several figures.
Estimated Rewards
A preliminary calculation that may still change.
Pending Income
Rewards waiting for settlement or review.
Settled Income
Rewards approved under the current earning rules.
Withdrawable Balance
The amount currently eligible for a payout request.
Valid Live Hours
Broadcasting time that meets the program’s requirements.
Valid Live Days
Days that satisfy the minimum activity criteria.
Monthly Target
The host’s current task or contract requirements.
Estimated earnings should not be recorded as final income until they are settled.
StarMaker Withdrawal Basics
Where Is the Withdrawal Button?
Possible paths include:
Me → Wallet
Me → Host Center
Creator Center → Income
Earnings → Withdraw
Agency Center → Settlement
The exact path depends on the account and app version.
What Is the Minimum StarMaker Withdrawal Amount?
There is no reliable global minimum published in StarMaker’s public App Store or Google Play descriptions.
The correct minimum is the amount displayed on the host’s current withdrawal page or written agency settlement terms.
Do not rely on an old video or screenshot because:
Regions may use different currencies
Programs may have different thresholds
Rules may change
Agency payouts may use separate schedules
Which Withdrawal Method Can You Use?
Use only the payment method shown in the verified account or agency system.
Before submitting, check:
Recipient name
Account number or wallet details
Currency
Processing fee
Minimum amount
Estimated arrival time
Identity requirements
Do not assume a specific bank, wallet or payment service is supported in every country.
What Verification May Be Required?
Depending on the region and payout method, the account may request:
Legal name
Date of birth
Identity document
Selfie or identity confirmation
Bank or wallet details
Phone or email verification
Tax information
Agency documentation
Use your own accurate identity and payment information.
StarMaker Withdrawal Status Explained
Why Is My Withdrawal Pending?
Possible causes include:
First-time withdrawal review
Identity verification
Payment-provider checks
Agency settlement schedule
Weekend or holiday processing
A large or unusual request
Account-security review
Why Did My Withdrawal Fail?
Check for:
Incorrect legal name
Incorrect payment information
Unsupported payout method
Country mismatch
Expired identity document
Insufficient eligible balance
Payment-provider rejection
Account restriction
Completed but Not Received
When the platform shows Completed:
Check the correct receiving account.
Confirm the payout currency.
Review the displayed processing time.
Save the withdrawal reference.
Contact the payment provider if required.
Contact StarMaker or the responsible agency with evidence.
How Long Does StarMaker Withdrawal Take?
StarMaker’s public app pages do not specify one universal payout duration.
Processing may vary according to:
Verification status
Withdrawal method
Country
Currency
Payment provider
Agency schedule
Weekends and holidays
Account review
Use the estimated arrival date displayed when submitting the request.
StarMaker Agency Earnings Explained
What Does a Host Agency Do?
A host agency may help with:
Recruitment
Host training
Activity tracking
Event organization
PK scheduling
Room management
Contract administration
Settlement support
How Can Agency Payments Work?
A written contract might use:
Gift-related commission
Fixed activity reward
Target-based incentive
Performance tier
Ranking bonus
Monthly payout
The arrangement should explain which figures are gross, which are net and which deductions apply.
Questions to Ask Before Joining an Agency
Ask for written answers to:
What percentage or reward does the host receive?
Is there a guaranteed payment?
What counts as a valid live hour?
How many valid days are required?
What happens when a target is missed?
Who processes the withdrawal?
What fees or deductions apply?
Is the agreement exclusive?
How can the host leave?
When is income settled?
Who handles taxes?
Agency Warning Signs
Avoid recruiters who:
Ask for your StarMaker password
Request an SMS or email code
Demand an upfront joining fee
Promise guaranteed high income
Refuse to provide written terms
Require suspicious private Coin purchases
Ask for your bank PIN
Threaten to ban your account
Use only a personal payment account
Verify agency claims through StarMaker’s official in-app support before signing or paying.
How Much Can a StarMaker Host Earn?
There is no single reliable average because earnings can vary significantly.
Factors include:
Account eligibility
Country
Audience size
Gift activity
Broadcast consistency
Host program
Agency contract
Event performance
Payment conversion
Fees and taxes
A Better Way to Estimate Earnings
Use only settled host income:
Net Host Earnings = Settled Rewards − Agency Deductions − Payment Fees − Applicable Taxes
You can also calculate:
Earnings per Valid Live Hour = Settled Earnings ÷ Valid Live Hours
This helps compare performance across different months without confusing room gift scores with cash.
Example
Suppose the dashboard displays:
Gift contribution: 100,000 points
Estimated rewards: $120
Settled rewards: $95
Withdrawable balance: $87
The host should treat $87 as the amount currently closest to a payout request—not the 100,000 contribution points and not the $120 estimate.
This example illustrates the difference between metrics and is not an official StarMaker conversion.
How to Increase Host Earnings Responsibly
Broadcast on a Consistent Schedule
Use a predictable schedule so regular viewers know when to join.
Improve Audience Retention
Consider:
A strong opening song
Short greetings
Song requests
Live Duets
Clear room rules
Regular interaction
Limited waiting time
Complete Valid Tasks
Review the task page before going Live so you understand:
Required duration
Eligible room type
Deadline
Reward type
Settlement conditions
Participate in Relevant Events
Join an event only after checking:
Eligibility
Scoring rules
Reward type
Settlement date
Regional availability
Avoid Excessive Gift Pressure
Do not:
Shame viewers who do not pay
Promise personal relationships for gifts
Encourage users to borrow money
Demand passwords or private payments
Pressure minors to recharge
Create false emergencies
A sustainable community values singing, interaction and free support as well as gifts.
Common StarMaker Earnings Problems
Gifts Received but Earnings Did Not Increase
Check:
Whether you were the selected recipient
Whether the gift was eligible
Whether it is still pending
Whether it belonged to an event
Whether the dashboard has updated
Whether the account is earnings-eligible
Reward Is Lower Than Expected
Possible explanations include:
Gift score was confused with cash
Rewards remain pending
Agency deductions apply
A task was not completed
Some transactions became invalid
The reward was non-cash
Fees or taxes apply
Live Hours Were Not Counted
Check:
Required session length
Valid room type
Network interruptions
Task dates
Host status
Whether the session ended correctly
Withdrawal Option Is Missing
Possible reasons:
Host payout access is unavailable
Verification is incomplete
The minimum has not been reached
The agency handles settlement
The region is unsupported
The account is under review
Earnings Were Frozen
Take the following steps:
Read the account notice.
Stop creating repeated withdrawal requests.
Save reward and transaction records.
Gather identity documents if requested.
Contact official support.
Contact the agency only through a verified channel.
What Records Should Hosts Save?
Keep:
StarMaker SID
Host or agency ID
Live dates
Valid live hours
Gift records
Reward screenshots
Monthly task page
Settlement statements
Withdrawal request IDs
Payment receipts
Agency contract
Support correspondence
These records help resolve missing rewards, incorrect activity totals and payout disputes.
Taxes and Legal Responsibilities
Host earnings may be taxable depending on the host’s country and circumstances.
Possible classifications include:
Self-employment income
Digital-creator income
Service income
Other personal income
Hosts should:
Save monthly statements
Record withdrawal amounts
Track agency deductions
Keep payment-provider fees
Record currency conversion
Consult a local tax professional when necessary
Do not use another person’s identity or payment account. Doing so can cause verification failure, frozen funds, tax mismatches and ownership disputes.
How Viewers Can Support StarMaker Hosts
Viewers can support eligible hosts with Coins through gifts, but they should understand that Coin cost is not necessarily equal to the host’s cash income.
Topuplist currently supports Global Server SID recharge and lists StarMaker packages from 60 to 14,000 Coins. Current prices and discounts can change, so use the amount displayed on the live product page.
How to Recharge on Topuplist
Open the StarMaker recharge page.
Select a Coin package.
Enter the recipient’s numeric StarMaker SID.
Verify every digit.
Choose a payment method.
Complete payment.
Check the StarMaker balance.
Topuplist states that the Global Server recharge requires only the SID and package selection. It does not require the StarMaker login password or verification code.
An incorrect SID can send Coins to the wrong account, and some completed digital deliveries may not be recoverable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can StarMaker hosts make real money?
Eligible hosts may be able to withdraw approved rewards when their account and region support host earnings. Live access alone does not guarantee payout eligibility.
How do StarMaker hosts earn from gifts?
Viewers spend Coins on gifts. Eligible gifts may generate host rewards, which can pass through estimated, pending and settled stages before becoming withdrawable.
How much is a StarMaker gift worth to a host?
There is no publicly documented global conversion rate. Check the host’s income records and program terms.
Do hosts receive the full value of viewer Coins?
Do not assume so. Viewer Coin cost, gift value, host rewards and withdrawable earnings are different metrics.
What is the difference between Coins and host rewards?
Coins are viewer-side virtual currency. Host rewards are earnings or benefits calculated for eligible hosts under current program rules.
What is StarMaker Host Level?
It is a host-progress or status indicator where available. Its exact requirements and benefits depend on the account and program.
Does a higher Host Level increase earnings?
Not automatically. A higher level may unlock tasks or benefits, but only written earning rules determine cash rewards.
Can a host earn without joining an agency?
Possibly, depending on the region and account. Check the in-app earning options or ask official support.
What is the StarMaker minimum withdrawal amount?
Use the amount displayed on your current withdrawal page. No single global minimum is published in the public app listings.
Which payment method supports withdrawal?
Use the payout method displayed in your verified host account or agency settlement page.
How long does withdrawal take?
Processing depends on verification, country, payment method and settlement schedule. Check the estimated date shown when submitting.
Why is my withdrawal pending?
It may be undergoing identity, payment, fraud-prevention or agency review.
Why are my gifts not showing as earnings?
The gift may be pending, ineligible, assigned to another user or recorded as a non-cash event value.
Why is my withdrawable balance lower than my gift total?
Gift totals may represent Coins, contribution points or estimated rewards rather than settled cash.
Can StarMaker freeze host earnings?
An account or payout may be held for verification, security or policy review. Read the notice and contact official support.
Is StarMaker host income taxable?
It may be taxable depending on local law. Keep payout records and consult a qualified local adviser.
Final Host Earnings Checklist
Before Going Live
Confirm host-earning eligibility
Review current tasks
Check valid-hour requirements
Test audio and network
Read agency terms
Confirm the settlement period
After Each Live
Review received gifts
Check valid hours
Record estimated rewards
Save task screenshots
Report errors promptly
Before Withdrawal
Use settled rather than estimated income
Check the current minimum
Verify your legal name
Verify payment information
Review fees and currency
Save the withdrawal request ID
Final Verdict
StarMaker host earnings involve several separate stages.
Viewer Coins are used to buy gifts. Gifts may generate contribution values or rewards. Eligible rewards must then be reviewed and settled before they can become withdrawable income.
Hosts should remember:
Coins are not cash.
Gift totals are not necessarily earnings.
Estimated rewards are not final.
Host Level does not guarantee a salary.
Agency terms should be written and verified.
Withdrawal rules vary by account and region.
Public StarMaker pages do not provide one global conversion rate or payout threshold.
The in-app dashboard, withdrawal page and verified contract are the final sources for account-specific earnings.
Viewers who want to support a singer or host can recharge Coins using the correct SID:
