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Every figure the dataset behind this site has published and then taken back: 29 of them across 18 of the 38 platforms covered, between 5 August 2026 and 14 September 2026. Each row says what the figure was, what was wrong with it, and what stands in its place today.

Whose corrections these are

Every price on this site comes from one dataset, held elsewhere and copied here read-only. When a figure is withdrawn it is withdrawn there, and the record of the withdrawal travels with the data. This page is that record, rendered — not a list of edits made here, because nothing here edits the data at all.

That matters for reading the dates below. The copy this build ran on was taken on 2026-09-20, and most of these withdrawals are older than the first page this site ever built, so the wrong figure was never printed here. What the list shows is the thing worth knowing before you trust a number: this record gets audited, and when it is wrong it says so with a date on it.

What this page cannot tell you

That the remaining figures are right. This is a list of errors that were caught, which is a lower bound on the errors that were made, and a corrections page read as a certificate of accuracy is doing the exact opposite of its job.

7 of the 29 withdrawals left nothing in their place: the field is empty today, and the pages that would have used it say so in words rather than printing an estimate. The other 22 were replaced by a reading taken at the platform's own checkout. Where a figure is missing rather than wrong, that is what you are looking at.

If a figure here looks wrong to you, say so. A dispute with a screenshot of a checkout is the only thing that moves one of these rows.

The log

Newest first. The field path beside each row is the key in the platform file, for anybody checking this against the data itself.

  1. Amateur.TV Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    10,000 units/$15.95 on the card rail, the second of five tiers.
    What was wrong with it
    $15.95 was the struck-through "before" price. The card is charged $9.98 for 10,000 coins.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Amateur.TV page.
  2. BongaCams Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    76 tokens/$4.99, 156/$9.99, 462/$24.99, 984/$49.99, 1,480/$74.99 and 50,800/$2,500.
    What was wrong with it
    A sirentola import. No rail on the logged-in page sells $4.99 or $9.99; card sells 134 tokens for $10.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the BongaCams page.
  3. CAM4 Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    58 tokens/$9.95, 115/$18.99, 288/$47.95, 575/$90.95 and 1,000/$172.95 on the card rail, recorded as the standing ladder.
    What was wrong with it
    The counts included a first-purchase +15%, and $2 is added per purchase. The standing card ladder is 50 to 1,000.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the CAM4 page.
  4. CamSoda Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    100 tokens/$12, 250/$27.50, 550/$54.99, 1,100/$99.99 and 2,500/$199.99.
    What was wrong with it
    A sirentola ladder. One rung is real and only on PayPal; card sells 100 tokens for $10.99, not $12.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the CamSoda page.
  5. Chatmate Private rate and band

    rates.privatePerMin

    What it said
    4.99 GOLD/min as min, typical and max, and GOLD is pegged 1:1 to USD, so it read as $4.99 a minute
    What was wrong with it
    A house rate on Streamate's rooms, where each performer sets the per-minute price. Withdrawn, not re-read.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  6. Chatmate Who sets the private price

    rates.rateModel

    What it said
    fixed
    What was wrong with it
    Chatmate sells Streamate's rooms, and on Streamate each performer sets their own per-minute rate.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, held in the current copy of Chatmate's file.
  7. Chaturbate Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    200 tokens/$20.99, 500/$44.99, 750/$62.99 and 2,025/$159.99, beside 100/$10.99 and 1,000/$79.99.
    What was wrong with it
    Four of six rungs are not on the purchase page. Card sells 100, 400 and 1,000 tokens, and 400 was never on file.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Chaturbate page.
  8. Flirt4Free Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    90/$10, 190/$20, 495/$50, 1,035/$100, 2,700/$250, 5,625/$500 credits.
    What was wrong with it
    A sirentola ladder. The logged-in page sold $20, $40 and $80 packs, and $20 bought 240 credits, not 190.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  9. ImLive Billing model

    currency

    What it said
    Credits pegged at 1 credit = 1 USD.
    What was wrong with it
    No peg: 25 credits cost $29.95 on card, about $1.20 each, and $1.28 on PayPal.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the ImLive page.
  10. ImLive Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    15 credits + 10 bonus for $15, 25 + 25 for $25, 50 + 50 for $50 and 100 + 100 for $100.
    What was wrong with it
    The 2022 ladder. Today 25 credits cost $29.95, and the extra 40 per cent is on a first purchase only.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the ImLive page.
  11. ImLive Private rate and band

    rates.privatePerMin

    What it said
    2-5 credits/min (1 credit = 1 USD)
    What was wrong with it
    A dollar band recorded in credits under a peg that does not exist. The unit it was quoted in is now unknown.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  12. LiveJasmin Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    28 credits/$18.00, 68/$40.00, 98/$56.50 and 158/$89.50, all plus tax.
    What was wrong with it
    Neither contested set was right. 17.99 credits cost $27.99 on card, about $1.56 a credit.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the LiveJasmin page.
  13. MyFreeCams Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    100 tokens/$10.99, 400/$39.99, 550/$49.99, 900/$74.99, 1,875/$149.99, 3,775/$299.99 and 7,575/$599.99, beside 200/$19.99.
    What was wrong with it
    The purchase page sells one package, 200 tokens for $19.99. The other seven tiers are not on it.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the MyFreeCams page.
  14. Stripchat Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    765 tokens/$69.99, 1,350/$119.99 and 2,350/$199.99, the top three of seven default tiers.
    What was wrong with it
    The purchase page read on 2026-09-13 shows four tiers, topping out at 540 tokens for $49.99.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Stripchat page.
  15. Xcams Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    40 credits for EUR 9.99, 80/19.99, 220/49.99, 460/99.99 and 1,000/199.99.
    What was wrong with it
    The 2022 euro ladder. The 2026 page starts at 52 credits for EUR 15.99 and no rung is the same.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Xcams page.
  16. Amateur.TV Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    100 units/$9.99, 300/$27.99, 600/$53.99, 1300/$109.99 and 2800/$224.99.
    What was wrong with it
    The sirentola ladder Xcams was cleared of. It is not Amateur.TV's either: $2.99 buys 2,000, not 100.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Amateur.TV page.
  17. Babestation Billing model

    currency

    What it said
    Credits denominated in GBP, with one credit pegged at GBP 0.10.
    What was wrong with it
    The peg was inferred from one coupon-site membership blurb. The ladder prices a Babecoin at $0.135.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Babestation page.
  18. Babestation Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    100 credits/GBP 10, 200/GBP 20, 500/GBP 50, 1000 with 500 bonus/GBP 100, and 2000 with 1000 bonus/GBP 200.
    What was wrong with it
    The bonus on the top two tiers was the new-user offer counted twice. It applies to all five, once.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Babestation page.
  19. Babestation Private rate and band

    rates.privatePerMin

    What it said
    50 credits a minute for a private, recorded as a bare midpoint with min and max both null.
    What was wrong with it
    The house rate is 60 Babecoins a minute, not 50. The 50 was a 2022 reading nobody had been back to.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Babestation page.
  20. CAM4 Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    Nine tiers. Five card: 50 tokens/$9.95, 150/$18.99, 300/$44.95, 550/$84.95 and 1050/$159.99. Four crypto: 140/$20.99, 275/$46.95, 500/$86.95 and 950/$161.99.
    What was wrong with it
    Every card rung wrong at the checkout: $9.95 buys 58 tokens, not 50. The crypto four came from the same source.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the CAM4 page.
  21. Cams.com Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    200 units/$19.99, 500/$49.99, 1100/$99.99, 2700/$199.99 and 5800/$399.99.
    What was wrong with it
    A sirentola import in the wrong currency. The checkout prices in euros and the amounts do not match.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Cams.com page.
  22. CooMeet Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    10 minutes/$5, 60 minutes/$25 and 360 minutes/$100.
    What was wrong with it
    Read off CooMeet's help pages, not its checkout. The checkout sells periods, and no minute pack at all.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  23. XloveCam Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    100 credits/$10, 250/$23, 525/$46, 1100/$92 and 2500/$200.
    What was wrong with it
    A sirentola import, not a reading. The checkout sells dollar denominations and counts no credits at all.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the XloveCam page.
  24. Jerkmate Private rate and band

    rates.privatePerMin

    What it said
    8-12 gold/min, typical 10 gold/min, and gold is pegged 1:1 to USD, so it read as $10.00 a minute
    What was wrong with it
    Wrong in shape, not just in value: a house rate on a platform where performers set the price.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  25. LiveJasmin Typical private rate

    rates.privatePerMin.typical

    What it said
    1.99 credits/min
    What was wrong with it
    A midpoint, not a measurement, on a platform that had never said who sets its prices.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  26. MyDirtyHobby Typical private rate

    rates.privatePerMin.typical

    What it said
    150 DirtyCents/min (about EUR 1.87)
    What was wrong with it
    The exact midpoint of the file's own published 99-199 band, recorded because a source called it the average.
    What stands there now
    Nothing. The field is empty in the current copy, and every page that would have used it names it as an unknown.
  27. Stripchat Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    1100 tokens/$96.99, 6200/$499.99 and 12570/$999.99, the top three rungs of a ten-tier ladder
    What was wrong with it
    Not at the logged-in checkout at any price. Seven third-party pages agreed with each other and with nothing else.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Stripchat page.
  28. Stripchat Welcome offer

    welcomeBonus

    What it said
    50 free tokens on signup
    What was wrong with it
    Not at the logged-in checkout and not offered on registration. It came from affiliate promo pages.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Stripchat page.
  29. Xcams Package prices

    packages

    What it said
    100 credits/$9.99, 300/$27.99, 600/$53.99, 1300/$109.99, 2800/$224.99
    What was wrong with it
    Byte-identical to Amateur.TV's ladder: one import wrote both files, and two files agreeing read as two sources.
    What stands there now
    A figure read at the platform's own checkout, printed with both its dates on the Xcams page.

How a figure gets here in the first place

How this site works sets out what is checked, when, and how — including the two dates every figure carries and the fourteen-day limit on the copy this site reads. A withdrawal is what happens when the first of those two dates turns out to have been attached to a figure nobody read.

About this site is the shorter answer: what the 38 platforms are for, who the pages are written for, and the five things that are never done to a number here — starting with filling an empty field with an estimate, which is what 7 of the withdrawals below were.