Chaturbate Goes Invite Only, Increases Revenue Share

IRVINE, Calif.  Adult cam site Chaturbate.com is closing its pay-per-free registration program to the public.

As of April 10, the program will be invite only. Affiliate links using the pay-per-free registration will change to revenue share.

The revenue share option will continue stay open to everyone, the company said.

To accommodate the change Chaturbate is disabling ads and pop-ups on first-click for revenue share traffic.

“We want to thank all our affiliates for continuing to support Chaturbate,” said Shirley Lara of Chaturbate. “With that in mind, we have a special money-making promotion, which rivals our previous promotions.”

On April 10, all revenue share sales will earn 30 percent for two weeks.

The same day, Chaturbate will also release a new tour for affiliates. The new tour sign-up page will include an optional area for the consumer to insert credit card information to immediately purchase tokens, something that hasn't been available previously.

For more information, contact support@chaturbate.com.

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