For agencies & teams

Archive your creators' TikTok lives automatically

TokLiveRecorder Studio auto-records up to 20 TikTok creators per account, runs up to 6 recordings at the same time, records up to 6 hours per LIVE and keeps original-quality MP4s for 30 days — for $19.99 a month, with nothing to install. TokLiveRecorder checks each creator every 5 minutes, records every LIVE it finds in the cloud, and emails you when the file is ready.

At a glance (Studio plan)

What agencies use it for

How it works for a team

  1. Add each creator's TikTok link or @username and turn on auto-record.
  2. TokLiveRecorder checks every 5 minutes and starts a cloud recording when a creator goes live. If the stream drops, it reconnects and continues as a new part.
  3. When the LIVE ends you get an email. Download the MP4 into your own storage within 30 days.

Record your own creators' broadcasts, or streams you have permission to keep. Creators can ask TokLiveRecorder not to record them; see how TokLiveRecorder handles data and opt-outs.

Is it the right size for you?

Recording volumes across all users are public on the stats page. Last verified: October 27, 2026.

FAQ

How many TikTok creators can TokLiveRecorder auto-record for an agency?

Up to 20 creators per Studio account ($19.99/month), with up to 6 recordings running at the same time and 120 recording hours a month. Pro covers 5 creators. For more than 20 creators, email support@tokliverecorder.com.

Does TokLiveRecorder record the comments and gifts?

No. TokLiveRecorder saves the LIVE video and audio exactly as TikTok streams them, without the on-screen comments, gifts or chat. If you need a chat log, use a tool that captures chat alongside the video.

How long are agency recordings kept?

Studio keeps each recording for 30 days so your team can download it; Pro keeps them 7 days. Downloaded MP4 files are yours to keep with no expiry.

Does TokLiveRecorder have team accounts?

Not yet. A Studio plan is one account with one set of recordings; there are no separate seats or shared workspaces. Each recording sends an email when it's ready, so one person can collect files for the team.