This topic discusses recent changes in the earnings percentage for webcam models on ImLive, which has been reduced from 30% to 27%. Various participants express disappointment and frustration over the reduction, emphasizing the impact of bonus credits which effectively lower their earnings to 12% under certain conditions. The change is highlighted as permanent by several contributors. Opinions on the fairness of the commission rate are mixed, with some arguing for a standard of at least 50% to compensate for the effort and costs associated with providing content on the platform.
- Concerns about the sustainability of working with reduced earnings and the impact of bonus credits on actual income.
- Comparisons with other platforms where the commission rates are higher, suggesting that models might have better opportunities elsewhere.
- Experiences shared by models regarding the challenges faced on ImLive, including traffic quality, customer behavior, and administrative issues.
- Discussions on the importance of understanding the value of one's work and making informed decisions about where to allocate efforts in the webcam modeling industry.
- Some defenders of working on ImLive cite reasons such as it being a steady income source, despite lower earnings, especially for those supplementing other income or facing limited options.
Overall, the conversation reflects a broader debate within the webcam modeling community about fair compensation, platform policies, and the choices models make in navigating the industry.