Flive · For live streamers, by live streamers
Flive is the point of sale for resellers who buy from retailers and resell. Scan the barcode already on the box: inventory, cost, and profit sort themselves out. Sell live on TikTok Shop or Whatnot and it tracks the stream too.
10-day free trial. No card needed. $149 every 4 weeks after.
Flive
Every model's units sold, total profit, and average profit per pair, ranked best to worst — whether you're moving ten pairs a week or a thousand. See what's actually working, know which model to stop restocking, and — next to what you've paid for it before — know what it's worth paying for it again.
Cost per pair, fee per stream, profit per sale. Today, this week, or this month, with the retailers side by side.
Paste a Nike, DICK'S, or adidas receipt, or forward the email. Flive reads each item, its price, and the gift card, then files every pair as a lot with its cost.
Print barcode labels per receipt: the real UPC when there is one, a code Flive builds when there isn't. Start every listing title with the stream code and the sales import lands in the right stream. Nobody types a thing.
Scan a sale-number sticker, then the shoe, all stream long. Or scan one pair as it sells, no stream involved.
Hundreds of pairs move across a handful of streams, not one. Every stream gets its own count and revenue, side by side, so you know which one to run again — not just a blurred monthly total.
Bring your spreadsheet, or start from demo data.
Every account is reviewed by hand. You'll hear back by email, then the trial starts when you confirm it. No card.
Inventory comes in from a receipt or by hand; streams and sales history import from a CSV or Excel file matched to a downloadable template. Or skip straight to one click of demo data to look around.
Print labels, go live, scan sales as they happen.
What the first stream takes.
Any USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner works. It types what it reads into whichever field has focus, the same as a keyboard: no driver, no pairing inside Flive, no special model required.
Sale-number labels for a stream, and a generated barcode label for anything with no manufacturer barcode of its own. A plain label printer or ordinary paper both work; every label is 3 inches by 1 inch.
Print labels, go live, scan sales as they happen.
Email support@flive.io any time after you sign up.
Every number a person or a parser typed can be corrected where it shows.
A receipt, a sale, or a batch import comes back with one click.
Your whole account as a workbook, any time, even after the trial.
Nobody sees anyone else's data. Tested, not assumed.
Pick the one that suits the room.
Every screen works without a mouse, scanner included.
Nike and DICK'S receipts carry a real UPC; Flive uses it as-is. adidas has none, so Flive builds a code from the article number and size. Anything with no manufacturer barcode gets its own generated code and a printable barcode label.
Every account is reviewed by hand before its trial starts — it keeps the free trial for real resellers. Apply once at flive.io/waitlist and you'll hear back by email.
Nike, DICK'S Sporting Goods, and adidas today. Anything else goes into a review queue where you add the items by hand and Flive keeps what it could read.
Not through their APIs. You export your sales as a file and import it; Flive matches each sale to the pair by the sale number on the label.
No. The UPC the store printed on the box is the code. Flive prints sale-number labels for streams; those are the only labels it adds.
Yes, for streams and sales history: a CSV or Excel file matched to a downloadable template. Inventory comes in from a receipt, an order page, or by hand.
Your account becomes read-only. Everything stays, you can export it all, and one payment turns writing back on.
Each account only ever sees its own rows, and there is a test that proves it across every route.