How cam tokens turn into money
Cam sites sell tokens to viewers and pay models a fixed amount per token they receive. The amount fans pay for a token is higher than what reaches you: the difference covers the platform. That is why the number in your token counter and the number on your payout never look the same.
If you work with a studio or an agency, its share comes out next. What is left is your income before tax, and that is the number to plan with.
How this cam token converter works
- 1Token valueTokens multiplied by your payout rate per token. Picking a platform fills in its common rate; you can set your own.
- 2Studio or agency shareThe percentage your studio or agency takes from the token value. 0% if you broadcast on your own.
- 3What you keepToken value minus the share, in dollars or in euros at the rate you type in.
Model payout rates by platform
These are the starting rates the converter uses. Sites can change them, and some pay differently by account level or contract, so treat them as a starting point and confirm your exact rate in your model dashboard.
Studios, agencies and your share
Studios and agencies can help with equipment, rooms, promotion or chatting, and they take a share for it. Two questions decide what you really earn: what percentage they take, and whether it comes from the token value or from what is left after other costs. Ask for it in writing and run both numbers here.
Recorded shows: the tokens you never see
A live show earns once. A recording posted on a leak or tube site plays for free for months, under your model name, in front of the fans who would otherwise be in your room. Recordings are your content, and they can be taken down.
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