Thinking about modelling here? Read this before you sign up. This is exactly how getting paid works on SlutCamp, in plain language — and it isn't marketing copy: every rule below is written into the Model Agreement (version 1.4) that every model reads and signs in the app before she can earn. This page is a summary of those rules; the Agreement itself is the legal text, and the Agreement governs.
You keep 60% of everything fans spend on you — chats, calls, gifts, live access, private content, bookings. SlutCamp keeps 40%. One split, on everything, no tiers and no fine-print percentages. You set your own prices inside the app.
New earnings become withdrawable 7 days after they're earned — your money runs one week behind what you make. The app always shows your available balance separately from earnings still inside their window, so you can see exactly what is payable and what is still clearing.
Why the wait? Chargeback fraud. When a fan pays by card, his bank can pull the payment back days later. The one-week window means a reversed purchase is usually caught while the money is still on the platform — before it has been paid out — instead of becoming a problem after the fact. The window protects models' payouts and the platform at the same time. If the window ever changes, it is announced in the app, and earnings already inside their window keep the window they started with.
Request a withdrawal of your available balance in the app, any time. Every payout is then reviewed and paid manually by a person on the SlutCamp team — there are no silent automatic payouts, which is one more check against fraud. Pending requests may take several business days; there is no guaranteed payout date.
Fans pay with prepaid credits. If a fan's credit purchase is charged back, refunded, or otherwise reversed by his bank or card issuer, the reversed money is recovered in this order:
Read that last step again, because it matters: earnings you have already properly withdrawn are never collected back from you out of pocket. You are never required to make a manual or out-of-pocket payment for a chargeback shortfall. A shortfall is recovered from future earnings only.
None of the above protects fraud. Coordinated purchasing, self-dealing (buying from yourself or through accounts you control), chargeback schemes, or any other scheme to manufacture earnings or payouts is fraud. For fraud, SlutCamp may place payouts on hold or under review, reverse earnings, and terminate accounts — and fraudulently obtained earnings are forfeited.
The legal text is the Model Agreement itself (currently version 1.4) — you will read and sign the full Agreement in the app, including section 5 (Payouts) and section 13 (Payout Holds, Chargeback Reversals & Fraud). If this page and the Agreement ever differ, the Agreement governs.
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