How much can you earn?
An honest explanation of how the money works.
Your payout share
Viewers buy credits and spend them on tips and on private chats at the per-minute price you set. You receive 50% of everything viewers spend on you. Earnings are counted in credits, and 1 credit is worth €1. The balance you see in your profile is already your 50% share, so that is exactly the amount you can request.
Daily bonus for the top 5
Every day, the five models who earn the most credits receive an extra bonus on top of their earnings. The bonus is credited in full, without the 50% split.
| Daily position | Bonus |
|---|---|
| 1st | €10 |
| 2nd | €5 |
| 3rd | €2 |
| 4th | €1.50 |
| 5th | €1 |
You can follow today’s ranking and the results of the last two days in the Bonus section of your profile.
A worked example
Say you set your price at €1.50 per minute, and viewers keep you in private chat for 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week:
| Step | Calculation | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Viewer spending per day | 30 minutes × €1.50 | €45 |
| Viewer spending per week | €45 × 5 days | €225 |
| Your share per week | €225 × 50% | €112.50 |
| Your share per month | €112.50 × 4.3 weeks | about €484, plus tips and bonuses |
These numbers are illustrations, not guarantees.
What affects your earnings
The biggest factors are how regularly you broadcast, the time of day (evenings in North America and Europe usually have the most viewers), the quality of your camera and lighting, and how well you connect with regular viewers. English helps, but it is not required.
The honest part
Most new models earn little in their first weeks. Building a regular audience usually takes two to three months of consistent work. Anyone who promises you a fixed high income from day one is not telling the truth.