Connect your Page once. Your AI creator presents your real products, answers comments as they land, and sends viewers to your own checkout — where you keep the customer and the margin.
Sources: Verified August 2026 against Meta's live streaming time-limit help page and Live Video API changelog, plus 2022 reporting on the Live Shopping shutdown. Platform rules change — check Live Producer before launch.
Three moves from signup to a stream that sells.
In TwinTone, open Connect and authorise your Facebook Page. Page access only — TwinTone never posts as you or touches your ad account.
Import your Shopify store in one click. Product names, prices, images, and descriptions become the knowledge your AI creator sells with.
Your creator presents each pinned product, answers comments in real time, and points viewers to your checkout link — no native product tags required.
Pick a path, then follow it top to bottom. Nothing skipped, nothing assumed.
Fastest path. Nothing to install, and no stream key sitting in a text file somewhere.
Also the route for going live to a Facebook Group — Meta now requires RTMP for group broadcasts. If you use a persistent key, reset it and update every device that holds it, per Meta's Live Video API changelog.
| Protocol | RTMPS |
|---|---|
| Max stream length | 8 hours (12 for approved premium partners) |
| Default stream key | Single-use — regenerates every broadcast |
| Persistent key | Available; reset it if it has ever been shared |
| Native product tags | Discontinued 1 October 2022 |
| Group broadcasts | RTMP required |
One creator, one catalog, one script — pointed at whichever surface your buyers are on.
No. Meta shut down Facebook Live Shopping on 1 October 2022, which removed product tagging and product playlists from live video. Broadcasting still works, so TwinTone's creator presents the product on screen and drives viewers to your own checkout link instead.
Eight hours per broadcast. Certain premium partners, gaming creators, and media organisations can be approved for 12 hours, but that is evaluated case by case. For all-day coverage you start a fresh broadcast several times a day.
Not as one unbroken stream — Meta's 8-hour cap makes that impossible for anyone, not just TwinTone. What you can do is run scheduled blocks around the clock. If uninterrupted always-on is the priority, run YouTube as your primary channel and Facebook alongside it.
A Page. Live Producer and the TwinTone connect flow both work against a Facebook Page. For Groups, use the RTMP route in Route B — Meta now requires RTMP there.
You never need one on Route A. On Route B, Facebook's default key is single-use and regenerates each broadcast. If you opt into a persistent key, treat it like a password and reset it if it has ever been shared.
Yes, and it is by default. Every TwinTone creator states that it is AI and the disclosure is locked, so viewers cannot talk the host out of it.
Connect your Page, pick your AI creator, and go live tonight.
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