Your Stripchat/Stripcash experience and results!

[AvaStripcash]

Anyone else having trouble with their conversions / signup rates since mid september?

Everything has been utter shit, each geo has taken a tumble... really weird. I didnt notice any changes on Stripchat's side - so not sure.

Hello! According to our statistics in general there were no drops in sign-ups and first purchase rates during this period. Could you specify the GEOs you’re sending your traffic to? You can also contact me directly so I could analyze your statistics.

Email:[email protected]
tg: @AvaStripcash

[Shoplifter]

Has anyone chosen the BTC payout method as opposed to Paxum? How did that work out? Any Problems?

[NickBaer]

Has anyone chosen the BTC payout method as opposed to Paxum? How did that work out? Any Problems?

I liquidated my crypto holdings to below $600 US, because my accountant did not want to have anything to do with all of the filing required with the IRS regarding crypto holdings.

For the value and return of crypto trading, tax reporting for us US citizens and taxpayers is not worth it.

[mrmister]

I liquidated my crypto holdings to below $600 US, because my accountant did not want to have anything to do with all of the filing required with the IRS regarding crypto holdings.

For the value and return of crypto trading, tax reporting for us US citizens and taxpayers is not worth it.

Should have found a new accountant then

[CamAffiliate19]

Stripcash Affiliates Beware

My boyfriend's and my account were suspended on the same day with ZERO WARNING, ZERO CONTEXT, and ZERO EXPLANATION. My boyfriend has been a Stripcash affiliate for years and has spent tens of thousands of dollars in campaigns, with a clean record of traffic, and real conversions. Both accounts hit with the same copy-paste excuse. No data, no specifics, no conversation.

I asked four times across two email threads what was actually flagged. Four times. Not a single person could - or would - tell me what the issue was. Just canned templates and silence. Think about that. You can be a successful affiliate with this company for YEARS and they can cut you off in a second without explanation. This is totally outrageous.

I've paused all campaigns, contacted several team members, cooperated at every step.

I'm not the first affiliate to report this. Others have described the same pattern... vague suspensions, no evidence, unresponsive support. This is how Stripcash treats the people driving revenue to their platform. Every affiliate running Stripcash needs to understand this risk: you can do everything right, spend real money, build real traffic, generate real conversions, and they can pull the plug with a form letter and never tell you what happened. Your revshare, your signups, your investment, all gone. No recourse, no explanation, no appeal.

If you're running Stripcash or thinking about it, seriously beware. Track everything independently. Diversify away from any program that thinks this behavior is acceptable.

[l1llA6D]

The exact same thing happened to me on the 16th of this month. Suddenly I couldn't log in anymore and my six whitelabel websites stopped working. After contacting my account manager, they told me to contact support, as they didn't know anything about it. I'd had increasing profits of $6,000-$8,000 over the past few months, so I was already a pretty good partner of theirs. I then wrote to support and received this reply the next day:

Hello,

Your account has been suspended due to a violation of our Terms and Conditions

After review, we have identified activity that does not comply with our policies. As a result, the account access has been restricted.

Best regards,
StripCash Team

Of course, I inquired four times in the meantime, especially since billing was due again on the 15th and I was supposed to receive $3500 at the end of this month?! But still no answer, nothing. When I contacted my account manager, I was told again that I have to contact support.

Well, I guess I can forget about the $3500 and any further cooperation, as they don't even seem to want to discuss it. I'm now working with a new webcam partner to rebuild everything and find redirects for my 600 domains, or maybe I'll even try to sell some of the domain names.

[Beaver1]

Where can I find this 50% promo code in my affiliate dashboard?

[emmasexytime]

The exact same thing happened to me on the 16th of this month. Suddenly I couldn't log in anymore and my six whitelabel websites stopped working. After contacting my account manager, they told me to contact support, as they didn't know anything about it. I'd had increasing profits of $6,000-$8,000 over the past few months, so I was already a pretty good partner of theirs. I then wrote to support and received this reply the next day:



Of course, I inquired four times in the meantime, especially since billing was due again on the 15th and I was supposed to receive $3500 at the end of this month?! But still no answer, nothing. When I contacted my account manager, I was told again that I have to contact support.

Well, I guess I can forget about the $3500 and any further cooperation, as they don't even seem to want to discuss it. I'm now working with a new webcam partner to rebuild everything and find redirects for my 600 domains, or maybe I'll even try to sell some of the domain names.

What methods were you using to send them traffic? Where was the traffic from?

[kiwicams]

just a quick question, are u guys buying all traffic? or u live off Twitter / IG for traffic?

[Morgan Stripcash]

My boyfriend's and my account were suspended on the same day with ZERO WARNING, ZERO CONTEXT, and ZERO EXPLANATION. My boyfriend has been a Stripcash affiliate for years and has spent tens of thousands of dollars in campaigns, with a clean record of traffic, and real conversions. Both accounts hit with the same copy-paste excuse. No data, no specifics, no conversation.

I asked four times across two email threads what was actually flagged. Four times. Not a single person could - or would - tell me what the issue was. Just canned templates and silence. Think about that. You can be a successful affiliate with this company for YEARS and they can cut you off in a second without explanation. This is totally outrageous.

I've paused all campaigns, contacted several team members, cooperated at every step.

I'm not the first affiliate to report this. Others have described the same pattern... vague suspensions, no evidence, unresponsive support. This is how Stripcash treats the people driving revenue to their platform. Every affiliate running Stripcash needs to understand this risk: you can do everything right, spend real money, build real traffic, generate real conversions, and they can pull the plug with a form letter and never tell you what happened. Your revshare, your signups, your investment, all gone. No recourse, no explanation, no appeal.

If you're running Stripcash or thinking about it, seriously beware. Track everything independently. Diversify away from any program that thinks this behavior is acceptable.

The exact same thing happened to me on the 16th of this month. Suddenly I couldn't log in anymore and my six whitelabel websites stopped working. After contacting my account manager, they told me to contact support, as they didn't know anything about it. I'd had increasing profits of $6,000-$8,000 over the past few months, so I was already a pretty good partner of theirs. I then wrote to support and received this reply the next day:



Of course, I inquired four times in the meantime, especially since billing was due again on the 15th and I was supposed to receive $3500 at the end of this month?! But still no answer, nothing. When I contacted my account manager, I was told again that I have to contact support.

Well, I guess I can forget about the $3500 and any further cooperation, as they don't even seem to want to discuss it. I'm now working with a new webcam partner to rebuild everything and find redirects for my 600 domains, or maybe I'll even try to sell some of the domain names.

Hello. We understand your frustration with your account being locked and your collaborations suspended. Could you please share your affiliate account usernames so we can review the specific details of your case?

In general, full account suspensions only occur in situations where illegal or non-compliant traffic has been detected. In such cases, accounts may be blocked and associated whitelabels disabled due to serious violations of our Terms and Conditions.

We take compliance within our program very seriously and prioritize the long-term integrity and safety of the platform over short-term gains. As a result, any concerns related to illegal traffic or policy breaches are handled with the utmost attention and care.

[intocams]

Hello. We understand your frustration with your account being locked and your collaborations suspended. Could you please share your affiliate account usernames so we can review the specific details of your case?

Username sent to support. Awaiting your response.

[Forsaken]

The exact same thing happened to me on the 16th of this month. Suddenly I couldn't log in anymore and my six whitelabel websites stopped working. After contacting my account manager, they told me to contact support, as they didn't know anything about it. I'd had increasing profits of $6,000-$8,000 over the past few months, so I was already a pretty good partner of theirs. I then wrote to support and received this reply the next day:



Of course, I inquired four times in the meantime, especially since billing was due again on the 15th, and I was supposed to receive $3500 at the end of this month?! But still no answer, nothing. When I contacted my account manager, I was told again that I have to contact support.

Well, I guess I can forget about the $3500 and any further cooperation, as they don't even seem to want to discuss it. I'm now working with a new webcam partner to rebuild everything and find redirects for my 600 domains, or maybe I'll even try to sell some of the domain names.

I experienced the exact same issue.

On March 16, I received a notification that my account was rejected, with absolutely no explanation. This came after working with Stripcash for over 16 months.

I tried contacting my account manager (Ava). After 2–3 days, she told me she would try to find out the reason, but eventually redirected me to support. I contacted support multiple times, but the only response I received was that my tickets were closed—without any explanation at all.

My account was simply disabled, with zero communication about what happened or why.

What makes this even more frustrating is that I always had a good relationship with them. I was transparent in my work, even provided suggestions to improve their platform, and in February, they had even asked me for an interview—but I didn’t have time back then.

Now, suddenly, everything is gone.

They completely shut down my account and, to this day, no one has given me a clear answer. On top of that, my last payment was never received, which makes the situation even worse.

Seeing that others are experiencing the same thing, it really feels like they don’t care about their partners. This is very concerning from a business perspective—you can invest time and money, and they can just terminate everything without warning or explanation.

If you are new to Stripcash, I strongly recommend being cautious and not relying entirely on them.

PS: I will contact Morgan Stripcash to, hope I can get an answer

[Pugtato]

My account was also banned without warning after several years with them. So much for "lifetime".

[lemonlinx]

For the people who got banned maybe it has something to do with this?



You were probably doing cloaking and got busted

[LouiseLloyd]

Might be useful to those who are seeing bans:

Compliance Notice: Traffic Approvals and Bans

Emily Wayne 11 April 2026

Dear Partners,

We want to clarify our compliance rules regarding allowed traffic sources and conditions.

Requires Prior Approval: You must contact us in advance for review and approval if you plan to use:

Paid advertising platforms (e.g., google ads, social media campaigns, or ad networks).
Traffic related to AI-generated or illustrated hentai-style content.
Strictly Prohibited: Traffic from illegal websites or content that violates applicable laws is banned from our platform. This includes material involving underage content, extreme violence, gore, and any other illegal categories.

For full details, please refer to our Terms and Conditions: https://stripcash.com/terms

Thank you for your cooperation and continued partnership.

[TurboB]

"Requires Prior Approval: You must contact us in advance for review and approval if you plan to use:

Paid advertising platforms (e.g., google ads, social media campaigns, or ad networks).

Traffic related to AI-generated or illustrated hentai-style content."

How this can affect sales and where is the problem?

"Strictly Prohibited: Traffic from illegal websites or content that violates applicable laws is banned from our platform. This includes material involving underage content, extreme violence, gore, and any other illegal categories."

I agree with this for sure.

[Pugtato]

No AI or hentai? What?

[kiwicams]

well this explain everything. I know some people run Hentai. so makes sense why the bans.

People need to explain more than just " i have a coin". If u got banned, let us know what u ran and what u did....seems like many of u ran stuff that is not allowed and then complain

[MediaB]

If u got banned, let us know what u ran and what u did....

I was doing media buying through adult ad networks. I informed my account manager in advance about my plans, so I assumed everything was fine. I managed to scale to more than $100,000 in total revenue per month. That was fun.

Unfortunately, I reinvested all of my revenue share into new ad campaigns while teaching myself media buying and AI. Now I kind of wish I had bought crypto instead

[Forsaken]

On March 16, my account was also banned. Until now, I had no idea why it happened. However, after the recent notification from Stripcash, it seems they’ve introduced a new rule regarding the hentai niche.

The problem is that when I applied to Stripcash 18 months ago, I shared my entire hentai network with them, and it was approved without any issues. So this restriction on the hentai niche appears to be a new rule they introduced later.

If you create a new rule, you should give users a few days to comply and adjust—not ban them for something that didn’t even exist before and was previously approved. This behavior makes it look like they just ban entire niches whenever they want extra cash.

What’s next—banning pirated XXX websites and removing 90% of webmasters?

A company that operates this way is a major red flag. Also, most of my traffic came organically through my whitelabels; the hentai niche was rarely even used. I ended up losing $300 per month because of a rule they added without even informing us.

[Beaver1]

"[B]Requires Prior Approval: You must contact us in advance for review and approval if you plan to use:
Paid advertising platforms (e.g., google ads, social media campaigns, or ad networks).

This will help their own media buying campaigns run more smoothly!
If they know your traffic sources, it’s cheaper for them to buy the traffic themselves rather than pay you a revshare.

[Forsaken]

well this explain everything. I know some people run Hentai. so makes sense why the bans.

People need to explain more than just " i have a coin". If u got banned, let us know what u ran and what u did....seems like many of u ran stuff that is not allowed and then complain

The sister company of Stripcash is XHamster, if I’m not mistaken. So why isn’t XHamster banned when they host hentai and AI videos? Don’t you think that’s unfair? If they want to be fair, they should ban XHamster as well.

[Morgan Stripcash]

Hello everyone,

I understand the frustration around recent account suspensions and want to address this directly.

Account suspensions only happen when our compliance team identifies serious Terms and Conditions violations. We don't take these actions lightly, and they are never random. We recognize we need to do better at communicating the reasons, and we're working on improving the notification process.

As outlined in our recent compliance notice, certain traffic sources require prior approval : this is not a bannable offense, it's simply a step to ensure these sources don't inadvertently include illegal or risky content. Traffic from illegal sources, however, is strictly prohibited. These policies protect the platform, our models, and our affiliate partners.

We can't discuss individual cases publicly. If your account has been suspended and you believe it was in error, please email [email protected] with your username so we can review your case.

[lemonlinx]

I would never promote this garbage, stripcash sounds like its run by some nazis

[intocams]

If they know your traffic sources, it’s cheaper for them to buy the traffic themselves rather than pay you a revshare.

Maybe it’s better to focus on media buying for self-hosted funnels. That way, you can also work on SEO/AIO at the same time.

By the way, the geo- and language-based redirect tool from Cloudflare looks pretty cool.

[intocams]

Hello everyone,

I understand the frustration around recent account suspensions and want to address this directly.

How long are we expected to wait for support? I don’t understand why this is being handled publicly. Can I send you a pm with my username to help speed things up?

[Pugtato]

It's funny that they would say no AI and no Hentai when xhamsterlive.com is one of their biggest whitelabel and there's tooooooons of Hentai and AI on xhamster.com

[LouiseLloyd]

It's funny that they would say no AI and no Hentai when xhamsterlive.com is one of their biggest whitelabel and there's tooooooons of Hentai and AI on xhamster.com

They said it requires pre-approval.

[Pugtato]

They said it requires pre-approval.

Ahhhhhh that's true, there is that clause.

[Forsaken]

They said it requires pre-approval.

I was approved 18 months ago with hentai niche, but I still got banned… so getting approved is not the answer, it seems. Anyway, I sent them an email one last time, and I’m amazed that this time they didn’t just close the ticket like before without answering. They said they need 48 hours to check this and that they’ll get back to me.

[bufferover]

Does Stripcash now don't allow traffic from all kind of AI content, or?

[intocams]

If you create a new rule, you should give users a few days to comply and adjust—not ban them for something that didn’t even exist before and was previously approved. This behavior makes it look like they just ban entire niches whenever they want extra cash.

It is fascinating to see how their Terms of Service have changed over time:
https://web.archive.org/web/20231104...cash.com/terms

If they want to be fair, they should ban XHamster as well.

They say that StripChat is part of the xHamster group.

[Pugtato]

"Either party may terminate your participation in the Affiliate Program at any time by providing a 15 day notice to the other party." They definitely don't do that and also they don't pay the money owed. They always hold your money for 2 weeks before sending it, so the period ending on the 15th won't be paid until the end of the month, so in my case they haven't paid the period from March 16-31 and April 1-15.

[Forsaken]

"Either party may terminate your participation in the Affiliate Program at any time by providing a 15 day notice to the other party." They definitely don't do that and also they don't pay the money owed. They always hold your money for 2 weeks before sending it, so the period ending on the 15th won't be paid until the end of the month, so in my case they haven't paid the period from March 16-31 and April 1-15.

Update on my situation:
Got a response from Max at StripCash — happy to say the issue is partially resolved. They've unlocked my account so I can at least access it and withdraw my earnings, which I appreciate.
They didn't explicitly mention hentai as the reason, but I'm 99% sure that was the issue based on everything I've read here and on GFY.
For now I can't send traffic due to the niche restrictions, but I've reached out about my other networks that have nothing to do with the flagged content — currently waiting to hear if there's a path to working together again under the new terms.
Honestly, I wish this outcome had happened from the start instead of being left in the dark for a month with closed tickets and no explanation. But credit where it's due — Max took the time to actually investigate and communicate, and that's all I ever asked for.
Will update the thread once I hear back. Hope this helps anyone else dealing with a similar situation

[aiapp]

My boyfriend's and my account were suspended on the same day with ZERO WARNING, ZERO CONTEXT, and ZERO EXPLANATION. My boyfriend has been a Stripcash affiliate for years and has spent tens of thousands of dollars in campaigns, with a clean record of traffic, and real conversions. Both accounts hit with the same copy-paste excuse. No data, no specifics, no conversation.

I asked four times across two email threads what was actually flagged. Four times. Not a single person could - or would - tell me what the issue was. Just canned templates and silence. Think about that. You can be a successful affiliate with this company for YEARS and they can cut you off in a second without explanation. This is totally outrageous.

I've paused all campaigns, contacted several team members, cooperated at every step.

I'm not the first affiliate to report this. Others have described the same pattern... vague suspensions, no evidence, unresponsive support. This is how Stripcash treats the people driving revenue to their platform. Every affiliate running Stripcash needs to understand this risk: you can do everything right, spend real money, build real traffic, generate real conversions, and they can pull the plug with a form letter and never tell you what happened. Your revshare, your signups, your investment, all gone. No recourse, no explanation, no appeal.

If you're running Stripcash or thinking about it, seriously beware. Track everything independently. Diversify away from any program that thinks this behavior is acceptable.

They cannot ban your account and withhold payments without providing a compliance report. That could be considered fraudulent and may cause issues for them with their payment processors.

[drexl]

Countering Bogus DMCAs

Fellow webmasters, earning is the good part but we all have to deal with other parts.

This post assumes normal usage of stripcash promo content. If you are using images from a model profile that is not directly distributed via stripcash tools (ex: API) this post doesn't apply.



When a dmca agent sends a takedown notice against a legit promotional material claiming "unauthorized content" (most of the time indicating a false source themselves) : it is a misrepresentation.

Studios have an agreement with stripchat that grants such authorization :

Direct Quote from the Studio Agreement (Section 6 – Grant of License)

6. Grant of License
Studio hereby grants to Operator the full rights and license to use Models’ likeness, performance and any other content, expression or otherwise arising from Models’ appearances on the Website, including, without limitation, the following perpetual rights:
...
(iv) to use Models’ appearances on the Website in connection with the advertising and exploitation of the Website (including, without limitation, use of Models’ appearances and likeness in web banners, landing pages, pop up and pop unders, live thumb feeds and other advertising on the Website and websites of affiliates and where advertisements are shown);
...

Source: https://stripchat.com/studio-agreement



And of course, separate from that, stripchat has an agreement with affiliates :

From Section 5. License to Use Promotional Materials and Our Marks:
We grant you non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable, and limited license to reproduce, display, perform, distribute, adapt, modify, publish, translate and create derivative works of (collectively, “use”) the Promotional Materials on the Internet only to promote the Websites, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

If those DMCA takedown notices are sent to Google it can damage your site's reputation and Google ranking. And of course your URLs are removed from the index which negate your hard work and impacts the sponsor indirectly as well. So counter them.

And if you receive an email directly then the takedown doesn't apply, you didn't steal anything. If a model wants to withdraw consent there is an easier way than filing dmcas to thousands of affiliates, contacting model support and ask to opt out the promo program is a solid route.

The promo images (thumbnails, banners, live feeds, etc.) provided through Stripcash are owned by the company behind Stripchat/Stripcash, not by the individual models or studios.



Not a lawyer, just sharing my practical take. Do your own checks before relying on it.

[Zombify]

Our small VR Porn site generates around $3000 a month on StripChat. Not sure if this is good, average or bad. Our overall traffic to the VR porn site is only around 150K/month.

Trying to a get a popunder to work for StripChat but struggling. Tried "random models" and "best performing models" doesn't really convert for us. We haven't tried pointing the popunder to a list of models. Seems like a lot of work.

[ohomov]

This is a solid point, appreciate the breakdown.

[mopek1]

Our small VR Porn site generates around $3000 a month on StripChat. Not sure if this is good, average or bad. Our overall traffic to the VR porn site is only around 150K/month.

How do you send them traffic? Via SC banners, your own banners, embeds, links?

[mopek1]

double post

[Zombify]

How do you send them traffic? Via SC banners, your own banners, embeds, links?

Various links, banners, SC widgets, video slider and popunders.

[Shoplifter]

Has Stripchat stopped working with the Mechbunny script?

[Umami]

Has Stripchat stopped working with the Mechbunny script?

I am assuming with the recent changes they did going away from HLS to their own video player has caused issues with Konrads script, most likely Konrad will need to update the code

[Shoplifter]

I am assuming with the recent changes they did going away from HLS to their own video player has caused issues with Konrads script, most likely Konrad will need to update the code

I'm actually not even using embeds as they are generally blocked anyways. What I find is that it no longer goes to the correct or a working performers room when clicking through.

Still a great script.

[grzepa]

Has Stripchat stopped working with the Mechbunny script?

works for me so far

[itx]

I got 2 chargebacks equivalent of two months of earnings, and I have never seen something like this in all my years of working as an affiliate.

[emmasexytime]

Has Stripchat stopped working with the Mechbunny script?

It's still working on this site
https://liveadultshows.com/status/on...nder/f/sites/8

[Shoplifter]

It's still working on this site
https://liveadultshows.com/status/on...nder/f/sites/8

I think it works better if you have it showing the chat window. If you have it direct to site it and the room is offline or private it just goes to the most popular cam so it's about a 50% chance that get to the room shown in the thumb. As well I think Stripchat is not working with the "&status[]=online" default query string so there are a lot of offline rooms.

It works, just not very well.

The real problem is that Stripchat redirects offline or private to a completely irrelevant room when I direct link. It should always go to the correct room when in private.