The adult cam industry has always been fuelled by affiliates. Behind every live cam site, there’s an army of webmasters, SEOs, and traffic brokers sending visitors to models in exchange for a commission. In 2025, though, the affiliate landscape looks very different from ten years ago.
Back in the early 2010s, most of the big names — Chaturbate, MyFreeCams, ImLive, LiveJasmin, Flirt4Free, and Cam4 — all ran their own standalone affiliate platforms. Webmasters could log in, pull banners, check conversions, and get paid directly by the sites they promoted.
But today, the majority of those programs no longer exist in their original form. Instead, they’ve been absorbed into one giant hub: CrakRevenue, a Canadian affiliate network that has become the dominant middleman between cam sites and affiliates.
For some, this consolidation is a blessing. One dashboard, one payment, dozens of offers. For others, it raises concerns: lower revshares, extra layers between you and the site, and less direct communication with brands.
So the question is simple:
Should you promote cam sites through CrakRevenue, or stick with direct programs like Chaturbate and StripCash?
This article takes a deep dive into the numbers, the pros and cons, and the real 2025 payouts, so you can decide where to send your traffic.
The Rise of CrakRevenue in the Cam Space
CrakRevenue isn’t new — it’s been around since 2010, building a reputation as the largest adult CPA/CPS network in the world. While originally focused on porn tube offers, dating, and generic adult traffic, Crak aggressively expanded into cam offers.
Fast forward to today, and many of the biggest cam sites are only available through CrakRevenue:
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Cams.com
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SakuraLive
 
Even platforms that still technically run their own programs, like ImLive, often pay better through Crak. For affiliates, that makes CrakRevenue almost unavoidable if you want to cover the cam vertical.
Why So Many Programs Moved to Crak
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Consolidation & efficiency – Running an affiliate program is expensive and messy. Tracking, fraud detection, payouts, customer support… many cam sites would rather outsource all of this to CrakRevenue than manage it in-house.
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Affiliate trust – Smaller programs had a reputation for disappearing, shaving, or failing to pay. Crak, for all its faults, at least has a long track record of paying on time.
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Better tools – Crak provides affiliates with geo-targeting, smartlinks, postbacks, pop codes, banners, and widgets all under one roof. That’s a lot slicker than the clunky old MyFreeCams or Cam4 backends.
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Bigger payouts (sometimes) – Believe it or not, Crak occasionally negotiates better revshare/pps than the site itself offered. ImLive is the prime example, paying up to 40% revshare or $170 PPS via Crak.
 
Direct Programs That Still Matter
Not every site is under Crak. In 2025, there are two serious direct contenders:
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Chaturbate – still runs its own program, paying 20% revshare or $130 PPS, with a 5% webmaster referral bonus. Despite Crak offering a reduced Chaturbate payout (15%), most affiliates stick with the direct program.
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StripCash (Stripchat) – Stripchat’s in-house program remains strong, paying 20% revshare or $168 PPS. Again, Crak has a lower deal (16.25% revshare), so direct wins.
 
Camsoda has an affiliate program, but its reach is small compared to Crak or Chaturbate, and many affiliates simply run it via Crak. Earnings are slightly better as well, $100PPS and 20% rev which puts it firmly in Chaturbate and Stripcash territory.
2025 Payout Comparisons
Here’s the most up-to-date breakdown of what you can actually earn (based on your provided figures):
| Sponsor | Revshare | PPS | Notes | 
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| ImLive (direct) | 35% | $150 | $2.3 webmaster ref | 
| Crak / ImLive | 40% | $175 | Higher than direct | 
| AWEmpire (LiveJasmin) | ? | ? | Shady rep | 
| Crak / LiveJasmin | 10.24% | $130 | Much lower cut | 
| Chaturbate (direct) | 20% | $130 | 5% webmaster ref | 
| StripCash (direct) | 20% | $168 | 5% ref | 
| Crak / MyFreeCams | 18% | ? | Only via Crak now | 
| Crak / Cam4 | 16% | $77 | Low compared to old days | 
| Crak / Xcams | 30% | $258.75 | One of Crak’s best | 
| Crak / XLoveCams | 22.5% | $40 | Higher in US/UK/FR ($97.50) | 
| Crak / Bongacams | 17.55% | $40 + revshare | |
| Crak / Cams.com | 22.5% | $35 | |
| Crak / Flirt4Free | 15% | ? | Weak payout | 
| Crak / Camsoda | 16.25% | ? | Modest | 
| Crak / Chaturbate | 15% | ? | Lower than direct | 
| Crak / SakuraLive | 30% | ? | Solid but niche | 
| Crak / Stripchat | 16.25% | $168 | Direct is better | 

Key Takeaways from the Numbers
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Best Revshare: Crak/ImLive at 40% (beats direct).
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Best PPS: Crak/Xcams at $258.75.
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Best Direct Program: Chaturbate (20% rev, $130 PPS) and StripCash (20% rev, $168 PPS).
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Worst Cuts: Crak/LiveJasmin (10.24% revshare) and Crak/Cam4 ($77 PPS).
 
The Case for CrakRevenue
Pros:
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One dashboard, one payment source, dozens of offers.
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Consistent tracking and reliable payouts.
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Better tools: banners, pop codes, smartlinks, geo-targeting.
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Occasionally better rates than direct (ImLive).
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Big PPS options like Xcams.
 
Cons:
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Lower revshares on many brands (Chaturbate, Stripchat, LiveJasmin).
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Less personal contact with the actual cam site.
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Crak takes a cut, meaning your traffic earns them money too.
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Revshare percentages vary wildly by country.
 
The Case for Direct Programs
Pros:
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Higher payouts on Chaturbate, StripCash and Camsoda.
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Direct relationship with the site (more trust, better communication).
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Webmaster referral bonuses (extra passive income).
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No middleman taking a cut.
 
Cons:
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Fewer tools compared to Crak.
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Payments only cover that one brand.
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Some programs look dated or untrustworthy (AWEmpire for Jasmin).
 
Tools and Features – A Look Inside Crak
One of Crak’s strongest selling points is the affiliate dashboard. From a single login, you get:
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Tracking links with sub-IDs
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Banner creatives in multiple sizes
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Pop-under codes
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Smartlinks that auto-route traffic to the best converting offers
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Postback integration for advanced tracking
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Chat Head widgets (pre-recorded content that looks like live chat)
 
For affiliates juggling multiple traffic sources, this is invaluable. Compare that to the clunky old Chaturbate or MFC affiliate panel, and it’s night and day.
SEO, PPC, and Traffic Considerations
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SEO Affiliates – Crak is ideal if you run a review site or funnel traffic across multiple brands. One network, one payout.
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PPC Affiliates – Direct programs may be better, as margins are tighter and you need the best possible revshare. Chaturbate and StripCash shine here.
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Tube Site / Social Traffic – Crak’s smartlinks and widgets work great for blind traffic where you don’t know what the user wants.
 
Final Verdict – Crak or Direct?
In 2025, the smart move isn’t to go “all in” on one or the other. The winning strategy is a hybrid approach:
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Run Chaturbate direct (20% revshare beats Crak’s 15%).
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Run StripCash direct (20% revshare, $168 PPS beats Crak’s 16.25%).
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Run ImLive via Crak (40% revshare or $175 PPS beats direct).
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Use Crak for Xcams, SakuraLive, and niche brands you can’t access elsewhere.
 
For most affiliates, CrakRevenue will be the core of your cam traffic monetisation. But if you ignore the direct programs, you’re leaving money on the table.
Quick Summary
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CrakRevenue dominates the cam affiliate market in 2025.
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Many major sites (Xcams, Cam4, MFC, Bongacams) can only be promoted through Crak.
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ImLive pays more via Crak than direct.
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Chaturbate and StripCash pay more via their own programs.
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Best strategy = mix Crak + direct to maximise earnings.
 
Verdict:
⭐ 4.5/5 – CrakRevenue is the backbone of modern cam site affiliate marketing. But savvy webmasters should supplement with direct Chaturbate and StripCash promotions for maximum profit.