How this site works
What is checked, when, and how. There is no byline on this site and no claim about who wrote it, because the useful thing is not who looked but what the record shows.
Where the figures come from
Every price, rating and date on this site comes from one dataset, held and maintained at camsite.org. It is copied here whole, read-only, on a date that is recorded: the current copy was taken on 2026-09-20, today, from revision b346d8466bcb.
Nothing on this site edits that data. If a figure here is wrong it is wrong at the source, and it is corrected there. The build refuses to run if the copy is more than fourteen days old, because these are prices read off checkouts and they move.
When one turns out to be wrong it is withdrawn rather than quietly overwritten, and the withdrawal is published with a date on it. 29 figures have been withdrawn so far — what each one said, what was wrong with it, and whether anything stands in its place now.
That means every figure carries two dates: the day somebody read it off the platform's own checkout, and the day it was copied here. Both are printed, because the second one does not make the first one fresher.
What is known
38 platforms are covered. 21 of them carry a score and are ranked; the rest are named but not placed, because a ranking is an ordering and an unscored platform has no defensible position in one.
Beyond that, the honest picture of the dataset is patchy and it is worth stating rather than implying: 31 of 38 platforms have had their free-chat policy checked, 15 of 38 have a recorded private-show rate, and 19 of 38 have had prices read off the checkout itself rather than off published material.
Where a field is empty, the page says so in words. It does not print a dash and let the reader assume, and it does not quietly leave the platform out of a comparison it would have lost.
How the scores work
A score is one editorial judgement out of ten. It is not an average of anybody's votes, there is no aggregate rating anywhere on this site, and dressing an opinion as a crowd is a misrepresentation before it is anything else.
White-label families are ranked once. A great many cam brands are the same platform behind a different masthead: the same performers, the same catalogue, a different logo. Listing them separately would show one roster several times and make the choice look wider than it is. On this site the family appears under its highest-rated storefront, and the brands it absorbed are named.
Who pays for what
29 of the 38 platforms covered pay a commission if you sign up through a link here. Those rows carry a marked button. The rest carry none, and are ranked on the same score as the others.
The order of the ranking is the editorial score. Where that ever stops being true, the page carrying the exception says so on itself, in the same words, above the table.
What this site will not do
- Print a figure without saying when it was checked.
- Compare two platforms' own invented currencies against each other. A token on one site and a token on another buy different amounts of time, so a price per token is not a comparison.
- Fill an empty field with an estimate.
- Rank a white-label brand and its parent as if they were two choices.