ROOM BUILDER

Set up your AI model

Configure the model’s media, prices, broadcast schedule and subscriber profile before the room can go live.

Tip actions & prepared clips

  • Create a fixed list of tip actions and assign a token price to every action
  • The creator determines every tip-action price
  • Each enabled tip action must have its own accompanying prepared video
  • At least three tip actions with three matching videos are required to broadcast
  • Creators may offer as many tip actions and prepared clips as they like

Goal shows

  • At least one goal show of 45 seconds or longer is required before broadcasting
  • At least three goal shows must be available in the subscribed profile
  • The creator determines the token target for each goal show
  • After a goal and its price are published, the creator cannot increase that price
  • The creator may reduce the goal price during a session to help the room reach it
  • A goal not reached before the session ends may carry into the next broadcast or be reset
  • Creators may supply and broadcast as many goal shows as they like

Goal-show rotation

  • Three different goal shows must be broadcast before a previously broadcast show may be reused
  • The same rotation rule applies within one session: play at least three different goal shows before repeating one
  • At least three distinct goal shows must remain available to subscribers

Broadcast sessions

  • A broadcast session may run for a maximum of 12 hours
  • Scheduled sessions should allow at least four hours between sessions
  • A creator may close a session at any time before the 12-hour limit
  • If a session is closed early, a new broadcast cannot start for at least two hours
  • Any number of eligible goal shows may be played during the 12-hour session

Room chatbot

  • Every creator must connect and configure a chatbot for their AI model before broadcasting
  • The chatbot must use the model’s approved name, personality and profile details
  • The chatbot must interact with viewers through both visible room-chat text and audible speech
  • Creators must test both text and audio responses before the room is approved to go live
  • The human creator remains responsible for the chatbot’s messages and platform-rule compliance

Music used in broadcasts

  • Third-party music may be used only when the creator has the necessary permission or licence
  • The broadcast listing must display the artist name and song title
  • The broadcast listing must include a working link to the artist’s official social-network profile
  • Music credits must be available to viewers during the broadcast

Subscriptions & PPV

  • Creators may set their own subscription price
  • The original subscription price cannot be increased until three additional goal shows—or clips of equivalent total length—have been added
  • Creators may set any PPV price
  • PPV clips may be any duration
  • Every PPV listing must include an accurate description and the exact clip length
  • The description and stated length must match the content actually delivered
  • Any PPV asset also used as a goal show must still be at least 45 seconds long

Search & profile setup

  • Add the model name, bio, avatar and cover media
  • Select relevant gender and collaboration categories
  • Add accurate search keywords and hashtags
  • Publish the weekly schedule and timezone
  • Enable offline subscription, private messaging and past-show access
  • Models are not required to offer nudity in tip clips or goal shows
  • Any model that does not offer nudity must be clearly labelled “Non-Nude Model” on both the profile and live room
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