TikTok LIVE League: A1–D5 meaning explained
Updated October 11, 2026
The TikTok LIVE League is a tiered competition for LIVE creators: A1 is the top class and D5 the entry class, 18 classes in all. This is how the classes are laid out, how creators are scored, and why a region's League page can be thin or empty.
Diamonds at #1, #10, #50 and #99 of every class, by region: League requirements18 classes, A1 at the top
The League is split into 18 classes. A1 is the top flight and D5 is the entry class. The classes are grouped by letter: A has three tiers (A1–A3), while B, C and D each have five (B1–B5, C1–C5, D1–D5).
| Group | Classes | Count |
|---|---|---|
| A (top) | A1, A2, A3 | 3 |
| B | B1–B5 | 5 |
| C | C1–C5 | 5 |
| D (entry) | D1–D5 | 5 |
How creators are scored
Within a class, creators are ranked by diamonds — the value of the LIVE gifts they receive during the competition phase. It is the same currency as the daily and popular-LIVE boards, so a League standing is a gift-value ranking inside a tier, not a measure of followers or income.
Between phases creators are promoted and relegated across classes. Standings roll roughly weekly.
Region by region — and honest gaps
League boards are published per region. A class only appears on Toktik once a public board for it has been observed and has cleared the coverage gate, so a region's League page can be thin or empty for a while. That is a Toktik coverage gap, not TikTok withholding the board.
Toktik does not fill those gaps. A class that has not cleared its coverage gate is omitted, and a region with no publishable class says so plainly instead of showing stale rows.
How Toktik publishes the League
Rather than one thin page per class, Toktik stacks every class TikTok runs for a region on a single League page, top flight first, with the open top names, coverage and freshness on each class. Toktik only observes the public class boards TikTok shows; it never models or predicts a result.
League boards are published per region; a class Toktik has not reached is a coverage gap, never a fabricated table.
Frequently asked questions
What are the TikTok LIVE League classes?
There are 18: A1–A3, B1–B5, C1–C5 and D1–D5. A1 is the top flight and D5 is the entry class.
How is the TikTok LIVE League scored?
By diamonds — the value of the LIVE gifts a creator receives during the competition phase. Toktik observes the public class boards and never models a result.
How often does the League update?
League standings roll roughly weekly. A class Toktik has not yet reached is reported as a coverage gap, never filled in.
Why does my region's League page show no classes?
A class is only published once Toktik has observed a public board for it and it clears the coverage gate. Until then it is a stated coverage gap on Toktik's side, never filled in.
Is a League standing a creator's income?
No. It ranks creators by gift value received within a class. Converting diamonds to dollars gives only an estimate of gift value and creator share.
Is this the official TikTok League table?
It is an observed copy of the public class boards TikTok shows inside LIVE, captured on a schedule. Toktik is independent and not affiliated with TikTok.
Glossary: League (A1 to D5) · Fragments
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