Guide for models

Getting started

You apply on the Models wanted page, then finish a few steps in your own account. The site team checks them and approves you. Until then you can sign in and use your panel, but you cannot upload pictures or videos or go live.

1. Apply with your name, email and password, and say if you are a solo model, a couple or a group.
2. Finish your profile (photo, about me, details).
3. Send your verification (photo ID and a photo of you holding it, or the quick ID check if the site uses one).
4. Add your payout details on the Account page.
5. A couple or group also adds performers (see Performers below).
6. Wait for approval. You are told by email and in the bell at the top of the page.

#Dashboard

The first page you see. Until you are approved it lists the steps still to finish, with how many of them are done. After that it shows your payout, your next scheduled show, how much of what viewers spend you keep, where your viewers came from in the last 30 days, and your recent activity.

Your balance is in the top bar of every page, in tokens and in money (on a phone the tokens are in the bar and both are in the account menu). It is what is waiting to be paid to you, so it is also what a boost or any other spending takes from; it updates by itself, a few seconds after something is earned or spent.

Going live

#Go live (the Studio)

The Studio is your control room. Choose your camera and microphone, press Start cam to check the picture, then Go live. You can also stream from broadcasting software (OBS, Streamlabs, vMix ...) if the site has switched that on: the Studio then only controls the room. Pick Stream key (RTMP) (works with every program, and with multistreaming services that send one stream to several sites: add this site there as a "Custom RTMP" destination with the same server and key) or, when offered, WHIP (OBS 30 or newer, the quickest picture, one quality only, not for multistreaming services). A couple or group account must first tick who is on camera ("Who is on camera?"), and only approved performers can be ticked.

• End show (the square button) asks first, then stops the broadcast and turns your camera off (a black picture with "The camera is off"). To go live again just press Go live: it turns the camera on first (or press Start cam to check the picture). The site never publishes a dead camera.
• On a phone held sideways the Studio fills the screen: the arrow at the top right takes you back to your dashboard, the shrink icon beside it leaves the full screen. The chat lies over your picture: a tap on the picture or on the chat hides the chat and every button, the next tap brings them back. The round chat button at the left of the text box switches to your private messages and back; the private messages look like the public chat (the same box, the same text box and Send button): first the list of your conversations, then the open conversation with a row of pictures at the top to jump to another one. While the keyboard is open, a tap on the picture only closes the keyboard. A tap on a badge beside a name (MOD, the crown, Fan Club, VIP) tells you what it means for your room, for example that this member is a moderator in your room or an active member of your Fan Club and on which level. Your phone's bottom bar has Dashboard, Go live, Messages, Media and Earnings.
• On a phone, hold it the way you want to appear and keep the page open. Try a short test first.
• Your room appears on the home page while you are live, with a picture from your camera.

The Studio has tabs. Their order and names:

#Ticket shows and group shows

In the Studio you can plan a ticket show (a start time and a price paid up front; members are refunded automatically if it does not start) or start a group show right now (an open show where each member pays a price per minute that you choose between the site's limits). Members see a pill on your bar: on a phone it is just an icon and the word Group or Ticket.

Your profile and media

#Profile

What viewers see under your chat and on your profile. Sections: Photo (shown on the home page and in your profile; sharp and bright, at least 910 by 620 pixels), About me, Details, Looks & details (the questions the site asks every model), Activities I offer, Categories, Contact & location, and the switches for comments on your pictures and videos. Answers come from lists, so viewers can find you by them. My social media (when the site allows it) lets you show your pages on other sites: type your name on the site or paste your page address, one box for each site the site team has switched on. Visitors see them as small buttons in your profile; they open in a new tab and search engines do not follow them.

#Verification

Your documents are private: only the site team can open them, they are kept in a private folder, never shown on your profile and never sent to viewers. Here you see what you agreed to, can send more documents at any time, and see what you already uploaded. If the site uses an outside ID check, you start it from this page; it may ask for your consent to a face scan.

#Performers

Everybody who appears on camera with you must be verified first: a partner, or every member of a group. Adding a performer turns your account into a couple (or group). They get a private link to send their own photo ID; only the site team sees it. Nobody else may appear on camera before they are approved. Visitors see one person's age, gender and ethnicity in your profile box; everybody on the account is listed in the slide-out beside it.

#Media

Your pictures, videos and albums (and the comments people wrote), as cards. Upload and edit in the side panel that slides out. For each item choose who gets it: everybody, your fan club, or a sale for tokens (the buyer keeps it in My collection). Add tags (the box suggests the tags you may use). Switch Show in Reels on for tall free pictures and videos. Videos are converted after upload and show "Processing" until they are ready; the site may hold or block a file that its content screening flags. Your teaser is chosen from any video. You can also record straight into your videos: when you stop, a panel slides up where you name it and choose who gets it before it is saved.

• Albums group items you already uploaded; an item can be in one album at a time and you choose who gets each album.
• Comments lists what people wrote under your pictures and videos: reply, pin one to the top, or delete.

Earning and growing

#Messages

Members and the site team can write to you. A member's message to you may cost them tokens (you earn them), attachments can be pay per view, and the site filters abuse and off-site contact details. You can answer from this page or from the Studio. Free messages: the ones you give your own Fan Club members (you choose how many a day, week or month) are free for them and unpaid for you; members of the site's VIP Membership may also have free messages, and for those the site pays you your normal message price.

#Followers

Members who pressed the heart on your profile or room. Only the details they chose to share are shown, never their email. A second list shows your fan club members of the last 30 days.

#Fan club

Members pay a monthly price in tokens to join one of your levels. They get a crown beside their name in your chat, your fan-club-only pictures and videos, and the perks of their level. Make up to three levels (for example Silver and Gold), each with its own price, a one-line description and perks: a percent off your private shows, ticket shows, paid messages and things for sale, and free private messages up to a limit. A member always pays the lower of their discount and any sale price you set, never both. If you tick I want more levels you can have up to ten.

What a member bought stays theirs. They keep the price and perks of their level exactly as they joined, for as long as they renew, even if you change the level or stop selling it later. A price rise only reaches new members. Three days before each renewal they are told what their plan includes and what changed. Stop selling closes a level to new members; the members in it keep it. If you want everybody on a level's current terms, press Move members to these terms on its card: it starts at each member's next renewal, nothing is charged today, they are told now, and a dearer price waits for their yes (their automatic renewal pauses until they agree). A member can move up to a dearer level at any time (they pay the difference for the days left of the month) or to a cheaper one at their next renewal. A member is in for 30 days after joining or renewing, and can turn on automatic renewal. Set the fan club name, words and a wide picture (cropped to 910 by 512) in the second card.

Badges. Each level has a badge, a small icon with the level number (point at it to read "Fan Club Level 2: Gold"), designed by the site so it looks the same everywhere and cannot clash. A member wears it beside their name in your chat, your viewer list in the Studio, your private messages, and your Fans pages (Followers and Fan club members). Members who moderate your room also show MOD on your Fans pages and in your messages.

#Bookings

Let members book a private show at a time that suits you. They pay the whole price when they book and you get it when you start the show. If you cancel or do not start within the allowed minutes, they get everything back, and two people can never book the same time. Set your booking hours here and see the booked shows.

#Promote

A boost puts your room in a higher place on the first page for a time, with a "Promoted" label. Each visit gives every boost a fair random chance, so it is not always on the same spot, and time only runs while the boost is allowed to run. You pay from your unpaid earnings. If you belong to a studio, your studio buys boosts for you.

#Statistics

Your earnings per day, time on air, viewers (counted once a minute while you are live), new followers, where your viewers come from, who came in, and who paid you the most. You can download it as a spreadsheet. Viewer numbers start filling in from your next broadcast.

Keeping your room in order

#Moderators

Moderators are members you trust to keep your chat in order: they can delete messages and mute people. You can let them into some of your paid shows for free (they join without a ticket and you earn nothing from them). A moderator is never let into a one-on-one private show and never sees anybody's camera. Add one by name, or press "Make moderator" on a person's message.

#Blocked from chat

A person you block is removed from your room at once, their messages are cleared, and they cannot come back or write until you unblock them. Your moderators and the site team can block people in your room too: it all shows here, with a log.

#Site team

Your private messages with the site team: free, no tokens. You only ever see "Site team", never which person wrote.

#Geo blocking

Choose where you do not want to be seen. A blocked visitor does not see you in the lists or search, cannot open your profile, videos or live room (even with a direct link) and cannot chat with you. You can block whole countries or only some states and regions. Visitors are placed by their internet address, so someone using a VPN may appear to be elsewhere.

Getting paid

#Earnings

Everything you earned, by date, and your payouts. Choose dates, see each entry, and press Download as a spreadsheet (CSV). You earn a share of what viewers spend (the percentage is shown on your dashboard); a studio-managed account is paid according to the studio's pay mode.

#Account

How you get paid and how your account is kept safe. Choose a way of being paid from the ones the site offers and enter your own details (they are stored encrypted, and a change makes the site wait a while before paying automatically, to protect you). Add tax details if the site asks. Turn on two-step sign-in, change your password, Download my data (up to 3 times an hour), or delete your account (you cannot while you are owed money; identity records are kept for the time the law requires).

#Alerts and app

Turn alerts on or off for this phone or computer (a message arrived, someone you follow went live, a tip) and choose which kinds you want. You can also install the site as an app on your home screen. A notification is only sent when the site and you both allow it. Under What you are told about switch email and alerts on or off for each kind (a new message, a reply to your message, a model you follow going live, a show reminder); sign-up, password and security mail always reach you. Sound plays a small blip on this device when a new notification or message arrives (you can turn it off here, for this device only). The Get the app page (the Android and iPhone icons in the footer) explains how to install the app. Emails from the site is one switch for all email. The list covers new messages, models going live (following a model turns this on for that model; the bell on a model's page switches it off for one model), shows and bookings, payments, account and ID check news, comments and uploads, and offers. While you have the site or the app open on screen no phone alert is sent, because you already see it; alerts return about a minute after you leave. This is the ONLY place for these choices: the profile page and the message settings link here.

Common questions