Stripchat to Highlight Creator Tech at X3 Expo

Stripchat to Highlight Creator Tech at X3 Expo

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Stripchat will show off its latest platform and range of creator-focused features at X3 Expo next week.

Andra Chirnogeanu, head of business communication for Stripchat, said she looks forward to meeting in person with creators throughout the weekend.

“We have signs that say, ‘Create things that you would use yourself’ all over our offices; that’s exactly the motto our team lives by and works for,” she said. “Our goal for our performers is to create the money-making features they need to achieve their milestones.”

She noted the platform is known for “technology and progress.”

“At Stripchat, we strive to come up with new games, bots and content-selling features to diversify creator income — multiply it with our improved VR technology, add our third-party integrated messenger for sexting and there you go, you're unstoppable,” Chirnogeanu enthused. “Hit us up at X3 and talk to us about how Stripchat can help you conquer every goal!”

Hailed by attendees and exhibitors alike, the inaugural edition of X3 drew thousands of fans, stars and exhibitors from around the world for a one-of-a-kind experience, garnering a tsunami of social media buzz.

Showcasing a wide variety of sizzling exhibits and solo booths for creators to connect with fans, promote merch and more, X3 promises once again to deliver the biggest lineup of stars in North America along with the latest advances in digital entertainment and pleasure tech.

Purchase tickets here and visit X3.show for the official event website; follow X3 on Twitter and Instagram.

For creator inquiries, contact creators@x3.show.

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