AdultCentro Releases New Platform Functionality

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Content leasing platform AdultCentro has released several new major functional developments.

The company said these advances will facilitate customers' efforts to increase retention to their paysites, tube sites, free sites and live cam and dating sites.

The company added that the first development, applicable to clients running full paysites using AdultCentro, is the release of password-sharing and leak-protection functionality designed to protect clients' users' accounts by monitoring unusual user behavior like logins from multiple IP addresses. A number of options for blocking and monitoring potential fraud activity are available.

"Our latest developments make it even easier for you to capitalize on our 3 million dollar product starting at just $99 a month no matter what kind of site you run," AdultCentro CEO Stan F said.

Another new feature is part of the ongoing system optimization of the scene page. According to the company, this scene page now loads twice as fast, allowing customers to view content quicker.

In addition to a new version of its Flash Player, AdultCentro's referral program participants now have the ability to analyze and manage their work and traffic-source effectiveness, create multiple campaigns, receive a unique link for each and track the number of signups and revenue under each campaign.

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