Clapper Clone

The ready-made white-label package is $3,999 one time, hosted on your own cloud account. A standard launch takes 6 working days. Modules such as stricter age-gating or co-hosted rooms are available, with scope confirmed with us, and tailored work typically runs 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope.

Yes. Creators run one-to-many live sessions with chat, reactions, and gifts, coins or stickers, built on Agora, Wowza, WebRTC and FFmpeg. Live viewers can be alerted by push notification. Multi-host rooms are available too, and we set them up for your build.

Onboarding includes optional age and region selection, and the admin panel supports verification workflows. Hard age-gating and country-specific access policies are available, and we set them up with scope confirmed with us. Your legal obligations depend on your market and remain your responsibility.

Through gifts and coins during live sessions, fan clubs and subscriptions, sponsorships, ads, and optional paid sessions or premium replays. Earnings gather in a creator wallet, and withdrawals are approved from the admin payout queue. Gifts, coins, subscriptions and withdrawals all show in a single earnings dashboard.

Members can report videos, comments, profiles and live sessions. Admins review them in a moderation queue and apply warnings, removals, strikes or bans. Moderation actions and sensitive admin changes are logged, and roles let you separate content review from payments access.

Yes. You receive full source for the Flutter apps, the Laravel web app and API, and the admin panel. There is no revenue share and no per-seat fee, and your team can modify modules, add integrations or change cloud provider at any time.

Yes. Name, logo, splash screens, colors, fonts, icons and banners are replaced with yours, along with language and region settings. The product is delivered completely white-labeled, so your members never see our name inside it. You receive the full source and deploy it on AWS, GCP or DigitalOcean under your own account.

No. We are an independent software company and Clapper is a separate brand. The name is used as a search term for the product category. Your app launches under your own name and design with no reference to another company.

Co-hosted rooms are available, and we set them up for your build. The standard live room is one host to many viewers. If your format depends on interviews, debates or panels, tell us at kickoff so multi-host is in your scope from the start.

We do not publish a fixed figure. Capacity depends on your streaming plan, servers and CDN settings, and the platform scales horizontally on AWS, GCP or DigitalOcean. For very large audiences, plan a separate infrastructure review before a major event.

Yes. Hosts can offer premium replays and paid sessions as part of the monetization toolkit. Whether replays are public, subscriber-only or paid is a setting you and your hosts choose, and storage for recordings counts toward your hosting costs.

Yes. Direct messaging is part of the member toolkit, alongside comments, mentions and video replies. Reports can be filed against content and profiles, and reviewers handle them through the same queue as the rest of the platform.

The platform is an open community with public profiles and privacy options on individual clips. A closed, invite-only network or private rooms are available as tailored work. Tell us how access should be granted and revoked, and we will confirm the scope with you.

The build does not tie you to one processor. The API layer connects to payment, SMS, email and analytics services using your own accounts, so you pick a processor that suits your business and market. Coin purchases in mobile apps may also fall under Apple and Google billing rules.

A multi-language interface and closed captioning are part of the product. Automatic captions from speech and multi-language subtitles are available too, which helps when hosts speak in one language to viewers who read another.

Expect cloud hosting, CDN bandwidth, live streaming usage, payment gateway fees, SMS and email services and store developer accounts. Live usage tends to grow with show hours and viewers, so set a monthly budget and review it often.

It is a ready-made short video and live platform tuned for community and conversation, which you launch under your own name. Members post clips, answer with video replies, join live rooms, send gifts and subscribe to fan clubs. It contains nothing from the original Clapper service, its members or its policies.

A community video app earns when members pay for attention and belonging: gifts in live rooms, subscriptions to fan clubs, paid sessions and sponsorships. This product supports those, plus advertising and coin purchases. You set the commission and payout rules, and you should switch on the streams your audience will actually use first.

The term is commonly used for answering someone with a video. In this product the equivalent is video replies and mentions, which let a member answer a comment or post with a clip. It is included in the platform, along with comments, likes, shares, saves and a follow graph.

The platform uses a recommendation feed whose weighting you can adjust, including toward recency. A strict following-only chronological feed is available as tailored work with scope confirmed with us. Tell us how members should discover new people, and we can propose a design.

Live rooms with one host are included. Several hosts on screen together are available too. Audio-only rooms with speakers and listeners are available as tailored work. Plan the format of your main show before choosing modules.

Write the rules in plain language, then configure the tools that enforce them: the report queue, warnings, strikes, bans and staff roles. The software enforces what you decide; it does not decide for you. Publish the policy where members see it at signup, and apply it evenly.

Store policy cares less about your tone than about how you handle user generated content. Apple and Google generally expect reporting, blocking, filtering of objectionable content and a way to contact you. Build and test these flows, keep your policy consistent, and allow for review rounds that no vendor can control.

Yes, and that is usually the best way to launch. Configure categories, onboarding choices, language and verified hosts around the group. Political or sensitive niches deserve extra care with moderation and privacy, so define escalation and response times before you recruit your first hosts.

Web-first options include general video platforms, creator membership sites and self-hosted open-source video software. They differ in audience, rules and tools. Choose by asking whether you want an existing crowd or your own culture and data; a white-label platform suits the second goal.

Beyond the platform price of $3,999, expect cloud hosting, storage for replays, CDN bandwidth, live streaming usage and payment fees. Live usage grows with show hours and viewers. Set a monthly budget, review it after big events and promote only as fast as you can afford to deliver.