WildFeed FAQ

Watching, going live, what creators keep, and the rules. Short answers, no fine print.

Is WildFeed free to watch?

Yes. Live streams and replays are free, and you do not need an account to watch. Open beta is running now.

What am I allowed to show on a stream?

Legal, in-season, licensed harvest. Poaching, cruelty, and waste are banned, and so is anything that glorifies them. The community guidelines say it in plain language.

What are the age rules?

You must be 13+ to create an account (COPPA). You can go live if you're legally able to hunt or fish where you are — youth hunters and anglers belong here. Payouts require 18+ and Stripe identity verification. Kids may appear on a parent's or guardian's stream.

How much do creators keep?

Creators keep 90% of tips, and the Founding 100 keep 100% of tips through Labor Day, September 7, 2026. That split is published and never changes retroactively. Gear is different: your storefront links run through WildFeed's Amazon account and every click is attributed to you, but there is no published gear percentage, because a creator share of gear revenue does not pay out yet.

Does WildFeed show my exact hunting or fishing spot?

No. Location on the map is an area of about eight miles, never the exact spot. Nothing precise is stored to leak.

Can I stream from Kick, YouTube, or Twitch on WildFeed?

Yes — that is the hub. Paste your Kick, Twitch, YouTube Live, or direct HLS (.m3u8) URL on your creator page and go live. WildFeed plays the stream inside the app with a source badge, so viewers watch it in the same professional sit chrome as a native stream — map, Live now, chat overlay, tips, and viewer count all work. Native and off-platform sits appear side by side.

How do I go live with an external stream?

Paste the live URL on your creator page: Kick channel URL (kick.com/{username}), Twitch channel, YouTube Live video, or a direct .m3u8 manifest. WildFeed embeds it and you appear live on the map and in Live now rails with a source badge (Kick / Twitch / YouTube). End the sit from your creator page when done.

Why a hub instead of another feed?

Because a hunt does not start on a homepage, and creators already have audiences somewhere else. A hub lets a live outdoor moment be found in one place whether it is native to WildFeed or already running on another network — creators keep the tools they use.

When does livestreaming launch?

Live hunting and fishing launches when WildFeed is fully public in the App Store and Play Store. Open beta is live now, so you can watch and go live today.

Is WildFeed live 24/7?

No, and we will not claim it. Streams happen when people are out. The tagline is Always in season: when nothing is live, the page shows the next scheduled sit, the last replay, or a way to add your own live link.

How do I get support, report a copyright issue, or appeal a moderation action?

Support is in the app — the "Tell us anything" form in the ☰ menu, or support@wildfeed.live. Copyright and takedown requests go to dmca@wildfeed.live. Moderation appeals go to appeals@wildfeed.live.