Degpeg

Degpeg is a SaaS live-commerce platform for streaming and selling products or services across web and mobile. Users can sell from a website or app alongside more than 30 social communities, including Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, Twitch, Pinterest, and Instagram. Its live communication tools include call routing, screen sharing, adding participants to calls, recording, a chat inbox, triaging, and location tracking. Interactive video content can be made shoppable, and Degpeg says it can integrate with any e-commerce platform. Communication integrations include websites, mobile apps, and campaigns such as email, WhatsApp, SMS, notifications, and newspaper ads. The site links to API documentation and an SDK resource. Live-session recording is available, though retention varies by plan. Web streams require landscape video, while app streams use portrait. The Free plan provides web access, 1,000 minutes per month, and two-day recording retention; it excludes several capabilities including screen sharing and third-party integrations. Paid plans start at $100 a month, and a free trial is listed.

Degpeg brings live communication, social distribution, and shoppable video into one platform. Its free option is limited, so app access and longer recording retention require attention to plan details.

It may suit creators, retailers, educators, advertisers, gaming businesses, and brands selling through livestreams or shoppable videos. Users should check plan-specific recording retention and streaming orientation requirements.

Overview

Degpeg combines livestream commerce, shoppable video and customer communication tools in a single service. It best suits retailers, creators and brands that want to sell through their own web or app presence as well as social channels. Its appeal is breadth; the free plan is sharply capped, and app streaming begins only with Advanced.

Key features

Live communication tools include call routing, screen sharing, adding people to calls, call recording, a chat inbox, triaging and location tracking. This range can help teams manage conversations around a live event, but access is tiered: Free and Basic omit screen sharing and conferencing, while Advanced supports conferencing for up to three people. Enterprise offers custom conferencing.

Shoppable videos can turn new or existing video into a shopping experience. Free and Basic allow one web page but no calls to action or video sharing, making them limited for campaigns designed to prompt a purchase. Advanced adds one CTA, video sharing and up to two pages; Enterprise allows four CTAs and custom page counts.

Degpeg says merchants can sell from a website or app alongside more than 30 social communities, including Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, Twitch, Pinterest and Instagram. It also says it integrates with any e-commerce platform. Its communication product can connect to websites, mobile apps and digital campaigns including email, WhatsApp, SMS, notifications and newspaper ads. API documentation and an SDK resource are available for teams considering a technical integration.

Production teams should account for a format split: web streaming requires landscape video, while app streaming uses portrait. Live-session recordings are supported, but retention is plan-dependent. Degpeg says its in-house team supports livestream production; technical support is absent on Free and Basic, email-only on Advanced, and included for Enterprise. The company describes its security measures as reasonable and industry-standard while disclaiming responsibility for information security. Users can request access, correction, consent withdrawal or deletion of personal data by emailing [email protected].

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed 1 Month Free. It provides web access, 1,000 minutes per month, two-day recording retention and free analytics, but no technical support, screenshots, file sharing, screen sharing, conferencing or third-party integration. Shoppable video is limited to one web page, without CTAs or sharing. It is a constrained way to assess the workflow, not a broad production setup.

Basic costs $100 a month, billed monthly. Its 5,000 monthly minutes, seven-day retention, screenshots and basic analytics suit web-only use with modest communication needs. It still excludes app streaming, file sharing, screen sharing, conferencing, third-party integration and technical support; shoppable video remains one page with no CTAs or sharing.

Advanced costs $200 a month, billed monthly. It adds Android and iOS apps, 15,000 minutes per month, 30-day recording retention, file and screen sharing, conferencing for up to three, advanced analytics and email-only technical support. Its shoppable-video allowance—one CTA, sharing and up to two pages—makes this the first tier suited to a more developed video campaign, though the conferencing cap and support channel may be restrictive.

Enterprise has custom pricing and custom call-minute and recording-retention allowances. It includes web and app access, custom conferencing, advanced analytics, third-party integrations and technical support, plus four shoppable-video CTAs, sharing and custom page counts. It fits organizations that need negotiated scale or integration options rather than fixed quotas.

Platforms

Degpeg supports web, Android, iOS and API. The Free and Basic plans are web-only; Android and iOS access starts with Advanced. Web streams use landscape orientation, while app streams use portrait.

Who it's for

Retail and e-commerce teams can use Degpeg to combine livestream selling, shoppable video and storefront integration. Creators, advertisers, educators, gaming businesses and other brands are also among its intended audiences. It is a stronger fit for teams coordinating commerce and customer communication than for anyone seeking a generous free tier: Free is limited to 1,000 minutes monthly, two-day recording retention and one non-interactive shoppable page.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Live selling spans a website or app and more than 30 social communities, giving teams multiple distribution routes.
• Pro: The Advanced plan combines mobile apps, 15,000 monthly minutes, 30-day recording retention and interactive video features.
• Pro: Enterprise offers custom quotas, integrations and conferencing alongside technical support.
• Con: Free and Basic have no app streaming, and their shoppable videos lack both CTAs and sharing.
• Con: Free and Basic omit technical support; Advanced limits support to email and conferencing to three people.
• Con: The landscape-versus-portrait requirements mean teams cannot use the same video orientation for web and app streams.

Alternatives

Compare live shopping platforms if you want to evaluate the wider category before choosing a product.

Choose Videeo if its Popclips Basic plan's 15,000 monthly views, custom video carousels and Instagram and TikTok imports better match a video-led use case; it costs $29.99 a month.

Bambuser is another option to compare, with a free plan that includes 250 views per month, two users, one domain or market, 10 GB storage and AI chat support.

Consider LiveMeUp if you want to compare a paid live-shopping service with a free plan and Grow and Scale tiers priced at $89 and $249 a month.

iimpro may suit a store prioritizing a no-subscription start: its Starter plan is free to install and charges a 6% commission on order subtotals.

TalkShopLive is worth comparing if a Shopify Basic plan with no monthly charge plus usage fees fits better: it charges $0.30 per item sold and 10.25% of order value.

For Shoplive, pricing is a custom quote based on broadcast frequency, audience and integration scope.

Dots Live Shopping is another paid option to consider.

Lesuto offers a free plan without a trial, including up to three websites, 1,500 AI credits per month, 50 integration credits per month and 3K streaming VM per month.

Verdict

Degpeg is a sound choice for retailers and brands that want live selling, shoppable video and customer communication under one roof, especially when mobile apps and social distribution matter. Its main drawback is the gap between a narrow free or web-only Basic plan and the $200.00-per-month Advanced tier needed for app streaming and more capable video campaigns. Look elsewhere if those costs, plan limits or production-format requirements outweigh the value of consolidating these tools.