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No, there is a real selection. We receive a huge number of applications and we cannot accept everyone. We prefer to focus on a limited number of models so we can really invest time, energy and resources in each.

The two main criteria are your motivation and your physique. To be totally honest: models who make the most money are generally the most attractive. Even if we replace the face and create an AI character, it must remain coherent with your real body, especially for future lives where you won’t show your face or tattoos. The AI avatar is therefore calibrated to your silhouette.

On average, we work with about ten models in parallel. This allows us to stay available, responsive, and truly involved for each, without turning the agency into a soulless factory.

Creating high-quality AI content (images and videos) requires substantial technical resources: servers, dedicated GPUs, compute time, energy… This isn’t something that happens in two seconds on a simple laptop. Each model therefore represents a real investment in time, technology and budget.

We prefer to earn our commission on a handful of models who generate several thousand euros per month, rather than scatter across dozens of profiles that would not exceed 100 or 200 € monthly. To be profitable for both you and us, we focus on profiles that match market expectations: highly attractive models, motivated and ready to invest seriously in the project.

Yes, you can stop whenever you want if you no longer feel comfortable. No one will ever force you to continue. However, all contents produced by our developers and technical team, as well as the promotion accounts (social networks, platforms) remain the property of the agency. This is stated from the outset in the contract.

Yes, of course. You can test and stop at any time if you see it’s not for you. No one will force you to continue and everything is regulated by law: you will not be forced to do anything you don’t want to do.

At the start, we ask for very little information: your age, country, nationality, and a few photos. It’s not necessary to reveal your real identity or your full name at the first contact. The goal is simply to see if your physical profile matches the type of AI characters we create.

You can also add, if you wish, your measurements, height and weight. This helps us better assess future coherence between your real body and your AI avatar.

Applying without any photos is very tricky, as we receive many requests. We remain a model agency: we need to see at least your body to know if your profile matches the type of AI contents we produce.

You don’t have to show your face in these initial photos. Photos of the body (silhouette, shapes) are sufficient for an initial assessment, as long as they’re clear enough and representative.

Our priority is that you remain anonymous and protected. We have no interest in exposing your personal information or photos: it would harm your reputation and ours.

All our activity relies on trust and respect for models’ anonymity. If we endangered any candidate, it would quickly ruin our image and business. We handle your data with care and discretion.

Yes. If your application isn’t accepted, we delete your photos and information. There’s no reason to keep them.

You can definitely use a pseudonym from the first contact; that’s fine. It’s good practice to protect your anonymity at the start.

However, if we decide to work together, at some point you will need to provide your real identity and a copy of your ID. This is mandatory for the contract, to comply with laws and to verify you are of legal age in your country and ours. This step happens later, never at the very first message.

The interview takes place in person, in a public place like a cafe or bar, one-on-one with your manager. It’s an informal but serious exchange that generally lasts the time for a real conversation to cover your questions and your project.

The questions aim to answer all your questions first, then to verify that you are indeed the person in the photos and that you are of legal age. Then we discuss your needs: financial goals, personal constraints, limits, and anonymity to ensure we can truly satisfy you and that the collaboration makes sense for both sides.

No, the interview is neither filmed nor recorded. We do not record audio or video. Privacy is a priority: we want you to speak freely without fear of being recorded.

In principle, you have a dedicated manager who remains your main contact throughout the collaboration. They are the person who follows your file, development and needs.

But we work as a team: if your manager isn’t available at some point, another person from the agency can respond and help. You’re never left without an answer.

Yes, if you wish, we can discuss money from the first interview. The primary objective of this activity is financial as well, so it makes sense to clarify your ambitions, your profile’s potential and what you can reasonably expect.

Yes. The managers are multilingual and speak several languages. Before the interview, we agree on the language you are most comfortable with (French, English, or another if possible) to ensure the discussion is smooth and you can understand and express yourself clearly.

No. The contract is read and explained together, in a meeting. You can ask all your questions, point by point, and we answer them live. You then decide whether to sign.

For confidentiality reasons, the contract cannot be taken away or shared. It contains sensitive information about our way of working, which we don’t want circulating freely on the Internet, like any serious business.

Yes, of course. You can come with your lawyer, a jurist, a family member, a friend, your partner… A trusted person can attend the contract reading with you, ask questions and advise you.

However, the contract cannot be taken away physically or emailed: the review must be done on-site, on the day of the appointment.

If you want to stop after signing, it’s possible. Just let us know in advance so we can organize. A short notice (e.g. one week) allows proper handling of ongoing contents and subscriptions.

From our side too, we can decide to stop the collaboration if necessary, with the same spirit: notify you, give you time to adjust and close things properly.

Reference photos do not show your face: they concern only your body, to stay 100% anonymous. These images are stored securely and accessible only to the technical team that creates and adjusts your AI avatar.

They are used solely to analyze your silhouette and proportions so that the AI character remains coherent with your real body, especially for future lives.

No, these photos are never published as they are. This is strictly forbidden in our operating model. Our activity relies on models staying anonymous and protected.

If we started publishing real body photos of our models, our reputation would be destroyed and our agency would lose credibility. We have no interest in doing so.

These images are only used to create an AI avatar with a coherent morphology, nothing more.

This isn’t a problem. All visible tattoos are removed or modified in the final contents. The goal is to ensure that no detail allows you to be recognized in real life.

No need to be naked. We simply request outfits that allow the silhouette to be seen clearly: lingerie, coordinated sets, underwear or a fitted outfit. The aim is to understand your body shape, not to expose you unnecessarily.

We adapt: the session can take place in a private, secure location: at your place if you’re comfortable, in a rented accommodation (e.g., Airbnb), or another discreet and healthy place, depending on what is most practical and comfortable for you.

The session is conducted by someone from the agency, accustomed to this type of shot. It’s not a stranger, nor a “wild photographer” found randomly. We use suitable equipment (camera or a good-quality phone) and we know exactly which images are needed to properly feed the AI.

The AI avatar must stay coherent with who you are in real life, especially in terms of morphology, hair type and origin/ethnicity. For example, if you are Black with Afro-textured hair, it’s technically very hard to craft a credible blonde, blue-eyed avatar with ultra-smooth hair.

However, the face can be completely different from yours: features, shape, details… The idea is to keep a body and style close to you (body type, hair type, skin type) while changing the face sufficiently to guarantee your anonymity.

The avatar must stay close to your real body. It’s essential because you’ll occasionally do discreet lives to boost social media algorithms. During these lives you won’t show your face or tattoos, but your body must remain coherent with what fans see in AI content.

For example, if you are blonde, it makes sense for your avatar to also have blonde hair. If you have curly hair, we’ll keep a curly or wavy style. This coherence helps grow followers faster and thus generate higher revenue.

No. That’s precisely why we take time to validate the avatar at the start. Once you have validated the character, we don’t change avatars frequently.

Regularly changing style would break the coherence of your image, confuse subscribers and waste time and money. We need models who know what they want and can maintain a stable visual identity.

The avatar style must be agreeable to you and technically doable and profitable for the agency. We discuss to find a compromise that respects your comfort, anonymity and AI constraints.

If, after discussions, we can’t reach a coherent avatar with your real body or with the agency’s strategy, we prefer not to start the project rather than proceed with a non-working character.

No. We create a single avatar, a single AI character from you. Spreading across several identities would waste our time duplicating work and would lead to weaker results.

It is much more efficient to concentrate all energy, promotion and content production on one strong character, which you will validate at the start.

The platform landscape evolves constantly. We publish your avatar (not your real identity) on as many platforms as possible that accept this type of content, to maximize revenue.

For you, the essential is to stay anonymous: it’s the avatar that’s visible, not you. The more the avatar is known, the more it can attract clients and followers. However, it’s impossible to give a fixed predefined list: some popular platforms today may change their rules tomorrow, and new ones may appear.

The important thing is to stay flexible and able to adapt quickly to this moving ecosystem.

No. We publish your avatar’s contents worldwide. Since you remain completely anonymous and no one can identify you in real life, there are no geographic restrictions to apply.

The more your avatar is visible internationally, the higher the revenue potential.

We handle writing the bios, descriptions and public texts, drawing on our expertise and AI tools. The goal is to optimize your profile to attract maximum followers and clients.

If you want to modify certain passages, add your personal touch or correct details, that’s totally possible: just tell us the changes you want to make and we’ll incorporate them.

We publish as much content as possible to grow your avatar as quickly as possible: this can range from 1-2 posts per day to around ten (photos, carousels, videos, etc.), depending on strategy and platforms.

In parallel, we ask you to create stories and discreet lives (without showing your face or tattoos) to stimulate social media algorithms and reinforce the character’s authenticity.

Our philosophy is to move fast and strong: we publish at a high tempo to maximize visibility and earnings. The more quality content, the better for your avatar’s breakthrough.

In theory, you can ask to adjust the pace in exceptional cases, and we’re listening. But if your goal is to maximize earnings, there’s no reason to slow down the publishing cadence.

These are your own accounts. Adult platforms require strict identity verification: sending your ID, age check and sometimes webcam verification to confirm you are the person on the document.

Legally, these accounts must be created in your name. We support you through every step, but they are indeed your personal accounts.

Your real name is only visible for internal platform verification. Adult sites understand that many models want to stay anonymous to the public.

In practice, your real identity is used only for legal checks (age verification, fraud prevention, government obligations), not for what followers or visitors see.

No, it depends on platforms. Some require webcam verification, others only ID photos and a few selfies.

And these rules can evolve: a platform that asks for nothing today may require video verification tomorrow. We adapt to these changes as they come.

Those are the risks of the business: yes, a platform may reject verification, close an account or change its rules. It can happen, and we’re transparent about it.

But it’s not catastrophic: demand remains huge, and many other platforms exist or appear regularly. We monitor new solutions, and if one account falls, we rebound elsewhere, rebuild profiles, and keep generating revenue.

On a given adult platform, there is usually only one account per person (identity verification). However, you can, of course, have accounts on several different platforms.

For social networks (Instagram, TikTok, etc.), it’s possible to have several accounts, and we manage this part according to your avatar’s visibility strategy.

You respond to messages yourself: it’s a core part of your mission. You bring your personality, your style, your way of speaking. It’s this direct connection that motivates followers to stay and buy.

If you don’t speak some clients’ language, it’s not a problem: you can use Google Translate, ChatGPT or other AI tools. You copy-paste the incoming message to understand it, then write your reply and have it translated before sending.

The principle is simple: the more present and responsive you are, the more money you can make. If you dedicate an hour per week, you’ll earn a bit extra. If you are connected often, respond quickly and resume conversations, your earning potential increases significantly.

Yes. We provide response templates and, above all, comprehensive training on how to talk to maximize sales while respecting your boundaries.

You won’t be left alone: you’ll have concrete message examples, follow-up strategies and ways to steer conversations toward paid content.

Never lie or promise things you won’t do. Your reputation (and ours) is valuable. The idea is to be authentic, seductive and persuasive, while staying honest and protecting your anonymity.

We show you in training how to entice, how to lead a client to pay, and how to sell content while respecting what you actually agree to do.

You don’t have to tolerate toxic behavior. If a follower becomes disrespectful, aggressive, or too pushy, the solution is simple: block them. You’re not obligated to keep talking to someone who crosses the line.

Lives are an integral part of the strategy. They are strongly recommended, even essential, as they greatly boost platform algorithms and accelerate growth.

You can do “discreet” lives without ever showing your face or tattoos: filming your hands during a manicure, your feet during a pedicure, your hair from behind at the hairdresser, etc. This type of content is not linked to your real identity, but shows that there is a real person behind the avatar.

The basic rule is simple: avoid filming areas where your tattoos are easily recognizable and, of course, your face. If you have a tattoo on your right hand, you don’t film that hand. If you have tattoos on a specific part, you don’t show that area.

It’s mostly common sense and vigilance. We select models who understand and can apply these guidelines without putting themselves at risk.

The camera angle isn’t the most important. What matters is never showing your face or highly recognizable elements like tattoos or distinctive scars. As long as those zones aren’t visible, the angle is secondary.

You must avoid anything that could link you directly to your real life: your face, tattoos, recognizable scars, your bedroom or home (with its decor), highly personal objects, friends or family members. The more neutral the backdrop, the better.

Yes, ideally prepare a short list of hashtags tailored to your universe and audience in advance. You can copy-paste them when you start the live to attract as many targeted & qualified people as possible, without wasting time.

It’s better to avoid talking during the live. Your voice is part of your identity and could be recognized by people who know you in real life. The more you stay silent, the more anonymous you remain.

If you must say a few words, you can mute your voice (for example by muffling the mic a bit), but the rule remains: talk as little as possible.

You can do fairly short lives: one, two or three minutes are enough. The longer a live, the higher the risk of accidentally filming something that could expose you (location, people, details). Better to have short, regular, clean lives than very long, risky sessions.

For it to be truly useful, you should aim for at least 3 to 4 lives per week. The more regular you are, the more the algorithms push your account and the more likely you are to attract new followers.

The best times depend on your audience. We’ll analyze KPIs and statistics of your accounts (days, hours online, peak activity) to tell you when your followers are most present on Instagram or TikTok. The goal is to align your lives with high-view hours.

You can prefer neutral or public places where you can’t be easily linked to your real life: city center, a restaurant, a hair salon, a pedicure, a cafe, a public place without specific elements.

If you live in a small town, avoid filming extremely recognizable places (the only bakery, the town hall, etc.). In a big city, the risk is much smaller, especially if you don’t show your face.

It’s better to avoid lives at home, in your bedroom or in rooms where the decor is easily recognizable by your surroundings. Also avoid places with children around.

Generally, anything that directly links the scene to your private life (your home, typical places in your village, your close ones) should be avoided.

No, you don’t have to warn anyone. If you want to do a live and conditions are right (anonymity, suitable location, no obvious risk), you can start freely.

You never show your face, even if someone asks. You can simply ignore the request and not respond. If the person insists, you can block them or let them go: your anonymity comes first.

If you realize a recognizable tattoo appeared on screen, the best is to cut the live immediately. Then you can delete the video from the platform to prevent it from staying visible in replay.

Yes, you can do lives while traveling, provided you follow the same rules: don’t film people around you, don’t show your entourage or friends, and avoid situations where people who know you could recognize the scene.

The simplest is to film neutral moments (landscapes, meals, ambiance of the place) without close people in frame.

Yes, you can show your hands, nails or hair, as long as you stay reasonable. Avoid ultra-specific nail designs that would be easily identifiable by your surroundings.

Classic red nails, for example, pose no problem: millions of women have the same.

No, the algorithm won’t penalize you for doing “too many” lives. On the contrary, being active (within reasonable limits) is viewed positively by platforms. The real risk is not quantity, but breaking anonymity.

It’s better to avoid interacting too much with your voice, as it can reveal your identity. Let the live speak for itself (mood, image, situation). If you respond, do it very little and keep in mind that your voice remains a sensitive element of your identity.

If it’s a very well-known place, it’s not necessarily a problem in itself. Thousands of people go there daily. The important thing is that nothing in the live links you directly to your private life (no face, no entourage, no overly personal details).

Ideally, use a fairly recent smartphone with good photo/video quality. If your phone is 5 or 6 years old, the image quality may be too poor to look professional.

You don’t need the latest ultra-high-end model, but a decent device is important for your lives to look appealing.

Anonymous lives are not mandatory, but they help a lot. They boost the algorithm, give an authenticity impression to your profile and accelerate your revenue growth. You can succeed without them, but it would be missing a powerful lever.

Yes, we can propose live ideas and concrete examples for inspiration: restaurant meals, back-of-the-head hairdressing session, manicure, city stroll, etc. We can also help you build a routine so that lives become simple and natural for you.

The goal is to create as many dating accounts as possible to maximize visibility for your AI avatar. The more your character appears on different apps, the more varied profiles you reach.

Concretely, you can create profiles on major general apps like Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Badoo, Happn, OkCupid, Fruitz, Once, etc. The exact list depends on your country and what’s most popular there, but the idea is simple: be present wherever there is traffic.

No, not at all. The goal isn’t to expose your real identity, but to use only the AI character.

You should create dating accounts with the avatar’s photos we generate together. Profile info (photos, description, interests) should be centered around this character, not your real life.

In short: no personal photos, no identifiable elements from your private life, only the AI character.

You don’t need to worry: we handle it for you. We will select the best images of your AI avatar, those most coherent with the character, its style and positioning.

You will simply upload the photos we’ll indicate on each dating app, following our selection and display order recommendations.

In theory, no. The main goal of these accounts is to drive traffic to your Instagram and other platforms, not to spend your days replying to every message.

You’ll rapidly be flooded with messages, and you won’t have time to respond to everyone. The most important thing is that people who visit your profile see the link to your Instagram or content page and click through to follow you there.

You don’t need to be online every day. The bulk of the work is creating accounts, filling out profiles properly and uploading the right photos at the start.

Then, it can be helpful to return about once a week to change a few photos or adjust a profile detail. This “awakens” the app’s algorithm, boosts visibility and keeps you at the top of suggestions without spending hours.

No, not if done correctly. Since you’ll create fake accounts with false photos (your AI avatar) and information that isn’t linked to your real identity, these profiles won’t be connected to your personal social networks.

However, if you have already used some apps with your real identity, they may be linked to your personal phone number. In that case, you’ll need another number to create the avatar-related profiles: for example a cheap prepaid SIM to keep the number active.

Ideally, have a dual-SIM smartphone to manage both numbers easily. If not, consider a second phone dedicated to your AI model activity to keep a clear separation between private life and your avatar.

A follower who already follows a competitor is a potential client. If they’re interested in that competitor’s content, they might be interested in yours too.

By liking their photos and leaving small positive comments, your username and AI avatar appear in their notifications. They’ll see “this beautiful creature” interacting with them, click on your profile, follow you, like your photos, and sometimes go directly to your adult content page to buy one of your contents.

You don’t need to spend hours searching. We’ll provide you with a list of relevant competitors, filtered according to your positioning, style and target audience.

You’ll simply open their profiles, click on their followers and start liking and commenting to reach potential clients in the right places.

Aim for about 50 to 70 likes per day, plus 30 to 40 comments. That volume is enough to be visible without seeming excessive.

The idea is to stay consistent: a little every day, rather than a huge spike of activity from time to time that could seem suspicious.

You can keep it simple and positive: "Nice photo", "Beautiful place", "I love this style", "I know this place", etc. Short authentic compliments work very well.

If you’re low on inspiration, you can use ChatGPT to generate small phrases suitable for travel, fashion, sports photos, etc. Just copy-paste variants you like.

Yes, if you overdo it and end up liking and commenting thousands of times per day, you can be seen as a spammer by the algorithm.

On the other hand, staying within a reasonable base of around 50–80 likes per day and 40–50 comments keeps you within a humane, acceptable zone. The important thing is to stay consistent, not overdo it.

You comment manually, but you can organize it to be quick and simple. For example, create a small list of comment templates in a note on your phone or computer and copy-paste them.

Just try to vary the phrases to avoid posting the exact same comment 50 times in a row, or it will feel like spam. A few variations are enough to keep a natural look.

In practice, you can plan about an hour per day to like and comment on competitors’ followers. That gives you a sufficient action volume to be visible without turning it into full-time work.

You can split this time into several short sessions throughout the day (15–20 minutes in the morning, at noon, and in the evening) to keep it light and natural.

It’s mainly us setting the prices, because we have market and platform experience. Rates depend mainly on your notoriety and the number of followers your avatar will accumulate.

A little-known person cannot charge the same as a global star, and we adjust prices accordingly. We start realistically, then raise rates gradually as your popularity grows.

The advantage is that a well-designed personalized content piece can be resold many times: a single video could be bought by 1,000, 2,000 or 10,000 people. Once produced, it can generate very large revenue.

Yes, of course. You retain final decision over what you will or won’t do. You are never obliged to accept a request you don’t like or that exceeds your limits.

Then it’s about personal appetite for money and personal comfort: for each request you decide if the proposed amount and the content type suit you. If not, you simply say no.

Yes, the goal is to work with the same trusted people as much as possible. The actor you shoot with is selected, supervised, and subjected to strict checks to ensure he is healthy, respectful and professional.

We don’t work with random strangers: safety and seriousness of participants are essential.

Preferably at your place if you’re comfortable with that option. Otherwise, we can rent a place (Airbnb) or another private, secure location.

The exact choice depends on your situation, logistics and the content type to be produced. All is discussed and validated in advance.

Yes, you can be accompanied by a trusted person, especially during the initial sessions, if it makes you feel more comfortable.

Just remember that the presence of a third person can sometimes make the actor or the team less comfortable. That’s why we first arrange a meeting, sign clear contracts, and you can see that we work professionally.

Only our technical team sees the raw videos. These people are bound by strict confidentiality and enhanced security procedures.

Any leak would be extremely serious for the agency and those involved. Collaborators have no interest in taking this risk and are contractually bound to prevent it.

We keep raw videos only as long as necessary to perform the AI transformation. Once the final video is produced, raw files are deleted.

We have no interest in storing this type of content long-term, as it can’t be used as-is.

We implement all possible technical and organizational protections to ensure this never happens: limited access, cybersecurity measures, prompt deletion after transformation, confidentiality clauses, etc.

Zero risk does not exist 100%, but the probability of a hacker hitting exactly during processing, obtaining both your raw file and your identity, then linking and distributing it, is extremely low.

In practice, your chances are higher of winning a large lottery than seeing this scenario occur.

On average, it takes between 24 and 48 hours to go from the raw video to the final AI-transformed version ready for delivery.

As soon as possible, we reuse existing takes. It’s in everyone’s interest: it avoids traveling, logistics, renting spaces, and hiring additional actors.

However, depending on requests and custom scenarios, new shoots may be necessary. In those cases, we schedule new sessions in an optimized way.

No, never. Your civil identity does not appear anywhere, to the public, to followers, or to clients. This is precisely one of the advantages of adult platforms: protecting the real identity of creators.

It’s also our contractual obligation. Revealing your identity would be catastrophic for you, but also for us: no one would want to work with an agency that doesn’t respect models' anonymity.

Yes, you sign an image rights assignment, but only for your AI avatar. The avatar is a character created artificially, and we own it to produce, disseminate and sell the content featuring it.

However, you never cede your personal image rights, because we do not publish any photo or video showing your real face or identifiable body. Your real image is never used.

All real photos you provide are deleted as soon as they’ve been used to calibrate your AI avatar. We don’t keep any copies, since they’re no longer needed once the avatar is created.

You don’t need to request their deletion later: they’re no longer stored.

However, the images and videos of the AI avatar (the character we create) remain our intellectual property. You cannot request to delete the avatar’s existence, because it does not represent your real person and is part of our artistic and commercial production.

This has never happened, and technically it’s impossible. Your face is completely altered during the AI transformation, and you never appear in the published videos. Nothing in the content allows identification.

Followers see only the AI character, not you. There is no public link back to your real identity.

Yes, it’s written in black and white in the contract. We guarantee complete anonymization: removal of tattoos, facial transformation, modification of identifiable bodily details, etc.

We have a legal and moral obligation to protect your identity. It’s the foundation of our activity, and we apply strict measures so that no one can associate you with the AI avatar.

It depends on the adult platforms, but in the vast majority of cases, payments are made by standard bank transfer.

Some platforms may offer other payment solutions, but bank transfer remains the most common and simplest method to repatriate your gains to your account.

Again, this depends on the platform. Some allow weekly withdrawals, others only monthly.

In practice, there is usually a minimum amount to reach before requesting a transfer, since bank fees exist. It doesn’t make sense to request a transfer for 5 or 6 euros: platforms often set a threshold to keep withdrawals coherent.

Generally, it’s fairly quick. Once the platform validates the payment and triggers the transfer, it usually takes 2 to 3 business days for the money to reach your bank account.

The exact delay depends on the platform and your bank, but standard international or SEPA transfer timelines apply.

Generally, there are no fees charged directly by the platform at withdrawal. However, conditions can always evolve over time.

So don’t be surprised if one day some platforms decide to add withdrawal fees. But it’s not in their interest: if they overcharge, models will simply go elsewhere to more advantageous platforms.

The money is wired to your bank account, so the transfer will appear on your statement. However, platforms usually use neutral and discreet company names.

They know that their models want to preserve some level of confidentiality, and they generally avoid explicitly descriptive labels on bank statements.

No, not at this stage. Identity verification (KYC) is typically done when you create your account on the platform.

Once your identity is validated at registration, you don’t redo it with each withdrawal. Repayment of your gains is then simply toward the verified IBAN you provided.

You can use any bank account that has an IBAN, i.e., an international bank identifier compatible with the platforms’ transfers.

It’s not necessary to have a “special” account. As long as your account accepts international or SEPA transfers, you can use it to receive your earnings.

It’s very simple: from everything you earn on adult platforms (content sales, subscriptions, tips, etc.), we take 50% and you keep 50%. It’s a 50/50 split on amounts actually received from the platforms.

Yes, theoretically possible, depending on market evolution, technical costs or a specific agreement between us. In practice, this hasn’t happened so far.

Yes. The accounts on which you receive money are in your name: you provide your identity documents to the platforms and you have your own login credentials.

You can thus log in at any time on each platform to see exactly how much you earned, how much was collected, and to track your sales and subscriptions history.

It depends on each platform. Some offer weekly transfers, others monthly, and many impose a minimum amount before you can transfer the money.

It makes sense: transferring 1 € doesn’t make sense, especially with potential international bank fees. Each platform sets its own thresholds and frequencies, which you can check directly in your interface.

If a platform decides to refund a client, cancel a payment, freeze funds or close an account, we cannot be held responsible: these are standard online business risks.

Of course, it’s not in anyone’s interest. Since we share profits, we do our best to respect each platform’s rules and avoid blockages or sanctions. But platforms can change their terms from day to day, and we don’t control their final decisions.

No. There are more than 180 countries with different tax laws, and we are not lawyers or tax advisors. We cannot substitute for a professional.

It’s up to you to approach a lawyer, an accountant or a tax specialist in your country to learn how to declare your income correctly and choose the right status.

It depends on the laws of your country of residence. The obligations aren’t the same from one country to another.

Generally, the important thing is to declare your income. The type of status (auto-entrepreneur, freelance, company, etc.) should be defined with a local professional who understands your country’s legislation.

If a platform blocks a payment or an account for verification, we do our best to respond to their requests, provide the necessary documents and unblock the situation.

But in the end, it’s always the platform’s final word. The goal remains to cooperate as much as possible, because blocking creators is not in anyone’s interest: without creators, there’s no content and the platform loses money.

The most serious legal risk concerns content involving minors. That is why strict verification of age and identity is mandatory from the start, in compliance with your country’s laws.

There are also human risks when the activity is carried out in contexts of abuse, manipulation or pressure (slavery, mistreatment, exploitation). Our approach is the opposite: you’re your own boss, you keep control and you can stop at any time if you don’t feel comfortable.

No, managing your private life and what you choose to reveal to those around you is your own business. On our side, the activity is designed to be fully anonymous: your face and your identity are never published.

If you decide to discuss it with your family, friends or partner, that’s your personal choice. We can’t be responsible for others’ reactions to information you choose to share.

Yes, absolutely. You can define clearly, from the start, what you accept and what you refuse. Your limits are the basis of the working framework and we respect them.

You remain the boss: we work for you, not the other way around. Nobody will ask you to cross boundaries you have set in black and white.

No. If you’re going through a tough period, the aim isn’t to push you to produce at all costs. We want to build a long-term, healthy relationship that respects your mental and emotional state.

Life has ups and downs: during difficult times, we prefer to adjust the pace, take a break if needed and support you rather than push you.

Yes, of course. You can adjust the intensity of your activity or the nature of the content based on your personal life and current priorities.

Again, you remain the decision-maker: it’s your project, your life and your balance that come first.