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What Do Cam Models Think About This?

Just wondering if this is good? Should I raise or lower anything? Or even add more? I've only ever streamed on CB and SC so this is my first time o...

TLDR

I spent my first years on CB and SC, so moving to a non token site felt like switching careers. I second-guessed every rate on my menu and asked everyone for advice. Turns out most of that panic was unnecessary.

Is My Rate Sheet Any Good?

The short answer: nobody can tell you from a single screenshot. What looks "too high" to one viewer is a fair price to a whale, and what feels inexpensive to you might be pricing you as bottom-tier. Token sites train you to think in round numbers because tokens converted cleanly into a mental math you already understood. Non token sites charge in real currency, per minute or per request, and that changes how buyers perceive you. On a per-minute private site, your rate is less about the number itself and more about the perceived value of the session behind it.

The mistake I made early was anchoring my new rates to my old token earnings. Don't do that. Figure out what you want to earn per hour of actual camming time, then reverse-engineer your rates from that. If you want sixty an hour and you convert in private half the time, your per-minute rate has some room to breathe. Also factor in the site cut, because non token platforms take wildly different percentages and some hide theirs in processing fees.

Should I Raise, Lower, or Add More?

Start slightly higher than feels comfortable, then adjust based on data, not feelings. High rates with low bookings: hold for two weeks before panicking. Steady bookings with no complaints: raise another increment and watch. A flood of instant privates that end after a minute: you're underpriced. That's the whole playbook, honestly.

Adding more menu items rarely fixes earnings. On token sites, a long menu keeps tip-based rooms churning, but on private-based sites, three or four well-priced options outperform a wall of choices every time. Too many options stalls a buyer who's ready to spend. Keep it simple, price with confidence, and let your personality close the sale.

So Where Should You Actually Cam?

Keep your token site for volume and funnel loyal regulars to a private platform where your hourly rate actually works for you. For live camming specifically, I've had my best luck with xlovecam. The per-minute pricing is clearer for buyers, the traffic converts well for per-minute performers, and the payout structure doesn't feel like a mystery box.

What's the one rate on your menu that makes you flinch when you say it out loud? Start there.