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Launch a new cam site is the most complicated and risky thing it can be made on internet - in fact an mmorpg game does not include needing to explain a naked blonde what buttons to click, or to deal with GFY trolls. So the normal glitches at launch it means nothing, what it matters it is the site after 3-6 months really: is it up? does it have many models and guys chatting?
When we launched tubecamgirl there was so many glitches including chat did not post at all and video server crashed every hour, that we put it offline for days. I seen the start of some today's big sites, long long ago, and some was fail looking, what it matters it is how the site goes after 6-12 months guys, not the launch - as sites also may change quickly everything to fix what's wrong, so in the end look totally opposite of launch idea.
About the idea if 30 min free then should drop $1, we will see how it goes, not commenting on that, we are of the forever free way as mfc and chaturbate or cam4 does, never tried to limit and what it brings. I remember I seen this time limit for earlier tube sites, and there is for file lockers (wait 30 min before download next file free), unsure I seen this in cam sites, but if a guy invested 30 minutes of own time watching the site (and 30 min it is a lot of time believe me - most may stay in sites less than 5 min really), he may like it enough to drop a dollar, could be, it also depends what girl is online as he will care to specific girl and not to how the site logo or name it is.
Making 1 credit = $1 I like. Why to use the token thing as it requires lots of math to figure what is spent and earned in dollar via conversion of 15 or 30 or so cents? We made 1 = $ in tubecamgirl, call $1 simply and no one complained.
Camwithher is around from many years so it is not just a guy with idea, is a guy with site who adds another site and this is way more stable thing. So waiting for site to be up and I may comment on the real thing. There is so few new cam sites launched per year I sincerely say good luck to the rare event of a launch of a competitor, and wait with popcorn to see it going, like it was The Avengers 2 movie.
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