DatingGold.com Releases White-Label Cam Solution

STOCKTON, Calif. — Online dating and webcam affiliate program DatingGold.com has released its Private Cam solution, a white-label version of the company’s webcam service which will be made available to a limited number of clients.

DatingGold CEO Allan Henning told XBIZ that the company spent approximately a year developing the solution, a project born of necessity.

“We were looking for a cam solution we could use, but we couldn’t find one that we liked that was also available to license, so we just developed our own,” Henning said. “From the beginning, we had in mind eventually providing it to other companies to use as their solution.”

Henning added that the new webcam solution was designed to be “pretty much hands-free” for clients, allowing them to delve into the webcam market while minimizing labor and cost.

DatingGold Business Development Executive Alfonsus Kusuma, better known to the industry as AK, told XBIZ that the company wanted to be as open as possible in how it presented the Private Cam solution to potential clients.

“We are flexible,” AK said. “We want to work with anyone who is serious about making money with live cams.”

The white-label solution is designed to offer extensive customization, AK said, noting that everything from the graphical presentation to the flash interface can be altered to fit the needs of the client.

The system will allow clients to offer free live chat, private one-on-one shows with sound, support for webcam-to-webcam communication with sound, full nude chat room, a “voyeur mode” for private shows, upsell to private shows from free shows, model picture galleries and the option of drawing on DatingGold’s extensive roster of models.

AK said that another major benefit of the system was the customizable billing solution it offers.

“Epoch, CCBill, Netbilling, your own merchant accounts, you name it,” AK said. “We will create a custom billing solution for you that will allow the drop in the processor of your choice.”

The Private Cam system also offers clients extensive statistical reporting, including the ability to post back data to affiliate tracking software and other custom applications the client may be running in connection with its own existing sites.

AK also pointed to the in-house nature of the software back-end as a major plus of DatingGold’s Private Cam system.

“One of our greatest assets is the ability to control our own software,” AK said. “Since we design our software in-house, we have the ability to make changes quickly without having to rely on an outsourced third-party team, like some other cam solutions do.”

In order to make optimal use of the new system, AK said clients need to supply information concerning the number of unique visitors that will be sent to the webcam interface/site on a daily basis, to help DatingGold determine what kind of load the client will put on the system and what sort of technical infrastructure needs that load will create.

Where design is concerned, AK said that DatingGold can implement any design that the client wants to use.

“All that we require is that our code can be wrapped around whatever design you want to do,” AK said. “For this process to be as streamlined and efficient as possible it would be best if our team of programmers can be in direct communication with your development team so implementation questions and issues can be dealt with in a real-time manner without a need for a man-in-the-middle approach.”

For more information on DatingGold’s new Private Cam solution, email AK at ak@datinggold.com.

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