An agency on Chamet lets you manage a network within the platform. In this guide, you’ll see what an agency is, how the model works, what the agent’s role is, what advantages it offers, and what the application process is like.
💡 Note: we are not the developers; this guide is informational.
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What is an agency on Chamet?
On Chamet, an agency is the structure that organizes, guides, and follows up on a network within the platform. Unlike the host, the agency does not stream live: its role is to coordinate, support, and keep its team’s operation active.
Basic functions:
- Recruit and bring new profiles into the network.
- Follow up on the team’s activity.
- Ensure compliance with Chamet’s policies.
- Support orderly and sustainable growth.
If you’re more interested in streaming than managing a network, check our guide on how to become a host on Chamet.
How it works on Chamet
The agency model on Chamet works by network, performance, and commission percentage. The platform evaluates the activity generated by your invitees and the consistency that network maintains over a recent period.
Model basics:
- The result depends on collective performance, not on a single account.
- The network can grow from profiles linked to the program, including hosts and agents.
- Growth requires follow-up and consistency.
The agent’s role on Chamet
The agent manages the network and uses the dashboard to review invitations, activity, and reports.
Key functions and responsibilities:
- Recruit and grow the network: invite new hosts and agents, according to the Chamet program.
- Initial setup and support: help with the first steps and resolve operational questions.
- Daily follow-up: review activity and reports to detect performance drops in time.
- Compliance: help the network operate within Chamet’s current rules and policies.
Advantages of the agency model
On Chamet, an agency can grow through a network, and the commission percentage scales according to the performance generated by your invitees over a recent period.
Main benefits:
- Scalable commission: your percentage can increase by tiers based on the network’s recent performance.
- Network growth: you do not depend on a single account; collective performance matters.
- Control from the dashboard: once your account is active, you can review invitations, activity, and reports in the web dashboard.
- Flexible model: the network can grow with hosts and agents.
How the commission is calculated
In general, the commission percentage is related to what your invitees generated in the last 30 days. When your network includes agents, the commission can also depend on the difference between your percentage and that of the invited agents.
Reference commission percentage tiers:
| Your invited users’ earnings (last 30 days) | Commission |
|---|---|
| $500 – $1,500 | 5% |
| $1,500 – $5,000 | 10% |
| $5,000 – $15,000 | 15% |
| $15,000 – $50,000 | 18% |
| $50,000 – $150,000 | 20% |
| $150,000 – $500,000 | 22% |
| $500,000 – $1,500,000 | 24% |
| $1,500,000 – $5,000,000 | 26% |
| More than $5,000,000 | 30% |
Who can apply
This option is intended for adults who want to manage a network within Chamet. You do not need to be a host to get started.
Recommended profile:
- Organizers: they track team activity and consistency.
- Recruiters and community managers: they know how to invite, activate, and support new profiles.
- Adaptable people: they understand that rules and conditions can change.
- Committed people: they know that the result depends on team performance and consistent work.
How to apply
Applications to become an agent on Chamet must be submitted through the official registration form.
Note: This guide is for informational purposes only and is not affiliated with Chamet.
In general, the application form asks you to:
- Submit the form to register.
- Enter your phone number.
- Request and enter the verification code.
- Create a password.
- Re-enter your password.
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Frequently asked questions
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Where is agency registration done on Chamet?
Registration as an agent is completed only through Chamet’s official form for agents.
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Does creating an agency on Chamet guarantee income?
No. Rewards depend on what your network generates and on the commission percentage applied according to recent performance.
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Is being an agent the same as being a host?
No. The host broadcasts live; the agent manages the network, invites, guides, and follows up with the team.
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Can I have an agency and be a host at the same time?
Yes, but it requires more time and dedication because it combines network management with live streaming.
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How long does the approval process take?
Activation is usually fast. Once you complete the form, your account can become active as an agent.
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Do I need previous experience to get started?
It is not required. What matters is being able to recruit, organize, and follow up on your network’s activity.
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Is there any cost to register an agency?
There is no registration fee. The costs are usually indirect: time, recruitment, and support.
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How are agency commissions calculated on Chamet?
In general, the commission is related to what your invitees generate and to the percentage that applies to you according to recent performance. If your network includes agents, the commission can also depend on the difference between your percentage and that of the invited agents.
Final summary
Creating an agency on Chamet can be a good option if you are more interested in managing a network than broadcasting live.
This model is a better fit if you have:
- An organized mindset
- Realistic expectations about growth
- Willingness to learn and adapt to new policies
Once you have reviewed the roles, requirements, and commissions, you can continue with the official process.