A TrillerTV alternative for independent promoters

In 2026 several outlets reported on a dispute over payments. According to POST Wrestling, All Elite Wrestling sued TrillerTV and its parent, Triller Group, in Duval County, Florida on 29 April 2026, seeking just under $5 million it says it is owed in pay-per-view and subscription revenue. POST Wrestling also reported that Flipps Media, the company behind TrillerTV, told a Delaware court in a separate case that it is insolvent. These are claims made in court filings, as reported; no court has ruled on them.

In a statement provided to POST Wrestling, Triller Group's chief executive said: "We take these reports seriously and are reviewing the legal matter thoroughly," and that Triller Group had no comment at that time.

Independent promotions have been making their own decisions. Game Changer Wrestling's Brett Lauderdale wrote that some promoters were still being paid while many were not, as reported by Fightful, and the International Wrestling Cartel announced on 27 May 2026 that it was moving its library to IWTV.

We are not a party to any of this and have no knowledge of it beyond what these outlets published. The sources are linked at the bottom of the page.

1. Who holds the ticket money between the sale and your payout?
2. When are you paid, and by whom?
3. What is the whole fee, including card processing?
4. Can you take your recording and your buyer list with you?
5. Are you allowed to sell the same show somewhere else?

See the pricing and how it works pages for the details.

It is not a subscription network, and it will not put your show in front of subscribers you do not already have. It is your own page, your own link and your own buyers. If most of your pay-per-view sales come from people browsing a network's catalog, a tool like this will not replace that. If they come from your own fans following your own link, it will.

Is AVP.Live a replacement for TrillerTV?

Not exactly. TrillerTV is a network with its own subscribers and catalog. AVP.Live is a tool: your own event page that sells your tickets, streams your show and sells the replay. You bring your fans; we do not put your show in front of an existing audience.

Who holds the ticket money on AVP.Live?

You do. Sales go straight into your organization's own Stripe account and Stripe pays them out to your bank. AVP.Live does not collect your sales and pay you later; the service fee is taken from each sale as it happens.

What does it cost?

No setup or monthly fee. The service fee is 12% on livestream and replay tickets and 5% on in-person tickets, plus card processing. Your buyers pay it on top of your price, or you can absorb it.

Do I have to be exclusive?

No. Nothing in our terms stops you from selling or showing the same event anywhere else.

Do I keep my footage and my buyers?

Yes. You can download your recording, and your buyers' names and emails are in your dashboard.

Is it only for wrestling and combat sports?

No. It is used for MMA, grappling, kickboxing and pro wrestling today, and it works the same way for any event with a ticket and a camera.

• POST Wrestling, 11 May 2026: AEW suing TrillerTV for nearly $5 million in overdue payments
• SLAM Wrestling, 12 May 2026: AEW files multi-million dollar lawsuit against TrillerTV
• Fightful, 12 May 2026: GCW promoter Brett Lauderdale addresses status of TrillerTV
• International Wrestling Cartel, 27 May 2026: official statement on moving to IWTV

TrillerTV and FITE are names of their owners. AVP.Live is not affiliated with them.