What is a Buzz Menu on CB?
TLDR
I remember that exact moment of panic - new Lush in hand, some guy in chat telling me I "need a buzz menu" like it's obvious. It's actually simple: it's just lines on your tips menu that let viewers pay to make your toy vibrate. Here's how to set it up without overthinking it.
What exactly is a buzz menu, and why is he asking for one?
A buzz menu isn't an official Chaturbate feature - there's no button for it anywhere. It's just a set of lines on your regular tips menu where specific tip amounts trigger specific vibrations on your Lovense Lush for a set duration. That's the whole thing.
So when a viewer says you "need" one, what he's really telling you is: he wants to control your toy, and he wants a price list to do it. The Lush is popular precisely because tippers get that feeling of direct interaction - they tap a tip, you react. A buzz menu makes that explicit and repeatable.
One misconception to kill right now: "buzz" just means a short, strong vibration setting. It's not code for an orgasm or a guaranteed reaction. You control how you respond, and the toy is just the trigger. Don't let anyone talk you into promising outcomes you're not comfortable with.
How do I build and price one?
Open your Lovense setup through the CB integration, pair the Lush, and - this is the step everyone skips - test it privately with a tip before you go live. Nothing kills momentum like tipping a buzz that doesn't fire.
Then add lines to your tips menu overlay and pin the same info in a chat post. A structure that works fine for a beginner:
- 40 tokens - buzz, 3 seconds
- 90 tokens - pulse pattern, 10 seconds
- 150 tokens - medium vibration, 30 seconds
- 250 tokens - high vibration, 60 seconds
- 500 tokens - special goal line of your choosing
On levels: buzz is short and strong, pulse is a rhythm pattern, and a vibration level is steady - low, medium, or high intensity. Giving tippers variety keeps them experimenting instead of tipping once and leaving.
On pricing: don't race to the bottom or copy whatever a viewer tells you tokens "should" cost. Tiers like the above are common starting points, but the amount matters less than consistency. And a menu earns nothing by existing - the money comes from talking about it. Announce it when you start your stream, thank tippers by name when they trigger a buzz ("That 150 was Tom - hi Tom"), and the room learns fast that the toy responds to them.
If someone asks for something not on the menu or pressures you toward the top tier before you're ready, a friendly "that one's not available tonight" is a complete answer. You set the rules, not the loudest guy in chat.
Ready to take it further?
Chaturbate works fine for this, but if you're streaming with interactive toys and want a live audience to play with, give xlovecam a try as well - it's my pick when models ask where else to build a regulars base. Where will your next buzz menu take you?