How we review cam sites
Every number on this site comes from a platform's own published pages, carries a check date and is re-checked on a schedule. When a platform does not publish something, we say so instead of guessing.
Where our facts come from
We use sources in a fixed order of trust:
- the platform's official website and public pages;
- official token, credit and pricing pages;
- the official help center and FAQ;
- official model, broadcaster and affiliate documentation;
- official terms, privacy and billing policies;
- official payment and payout documentation;
- official announcements and blogs;
- App Store and Google Play listings;
- reputable industry publications, for news and context;
- Reddit and community forums, for user sentiment only, always labelled as user reports.
Each review, pricing page and creator page ends with a "Sources we checked" list linking to the official pages behind it.
What we never do
- We never invent or estimate token prices, credit prices, private show prices, payout percentages, minimum payouts, payment or payout methods, supported countries, app availability, features, signup requirements, traffic numbers or billing descriptors.
- We do not claim hands-on testing we did not do. When we describe what a site shows, we describe what its public pages showed on the check date.
- We do not cover platforms or content that involve anyone under 18. Every performer on the platforms we cover must be an adult.
How we separate facts from opinion
We write three kinds of statements and keep them apart: verified platform policy ("the help center says refunds are not offered for spent tokens"), general best practice ("use a separate email for adult accounts") and user reports ("users often mention that..."). Verdicts, pros and cons and rankings are our opinion, based on the verified facts.
How we rank platforms
Ranked lists weigh the criteria that matter for that list's angle. For general lists we look at:
- how much you can see for free and whether you need an account;
- pricing transparency: published token or credit prices, clear show pricing;
- show types: private, group or ticket, spy, cam to cam, fan clubs;
- payment options, billing discretion and how easy it is to cancel recurring charges;
- privacy and account security features;
- mobile access;
- for creator lists: payout share, minimum payout, payout schedule and methods, and audience tools.
Update schedule
| Page type | Re-checked |
|---|---|
| Pricing and token pages | Monthly, or when a change is reported |
| Platform reviews | Every 1 to 3 months |
| Creator payout pages | Every 1 to 3 months |
| Payment method pages | Every 3 to 6 months |
| Guides and explainers | Every 6 to 12 months |
| News | When the underlying information changes |
Corrections
Prices and policies change. If you see something outdated, send the page and what changed through our contact page. We check it against the official source and update the page with a new check date.
FAQ
Why do some fields say "Not confirmed"?
Because the platform does not publish that information where a visitor can check it, or it is only visible inside an account. We would rather show a gap than a guess.
Why do prices on the platform differ from yours?
Token prices can change with your country, currency, VAT and running promotions. We publish what the official pages showed on the check date and note regional or VAT differences where the platform mentions them.
Can a platform ask to change its review?
A platform can send corrections of fact with a link to its official source, like anyone else. Opinions and rankings stay ours.