Fetish Fan Club Platform seemeKinky Debuts

Fetish Fan Club Platform seemeKinky Debuts

LOS ANGELES — Kink and fetish fan club platform seemeKinky has officially launched.

According to the company, hundreds of users pre-registered for the site through social media campaigns.

The subscription-based platform promises "the ultimate haven for kink and fetish lovers," said a rep. 

"The security of niche content on mainstream platforms is becoming more uncertain by the day," the site's founders said in a statement. "Increasingly stricter rules and regulations that target the likes of the fetish and BDSM community will negatively impact adult creators’ livelihoods."

seemeKinky features a tagging option that "allows for creators to be easily discovered by new audiences, with fans effortlessly finding the content they’ll love," the rep continued. "With over 400+ tags to choose from, seemeKinky boasts to cater for every kind of fantasy."

The site will also allow creators to upload exclusive content, create premium PPV posts, receive tips, and message their subscribers.

To register as a fan or creator, visit seemeKinky.com.

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