How it works
The performer uses a Bluetooth toy, most often a Lovense like the Lush, connected to her broadcast. Software in the room listens for tips. Yours lands, and the toy reacts, live: the bigger the tip, the stronger or longer it goes.
You’ll see it happen in the room. Chat shows the tip, with your username unless you tip anonymously, a bot often names the level you set off, and many rooms play a sound. Then you watch it on her.
The levels
Each performer sets her own levels and posts them in the room, in the description, on her tip menu or through a bot in chat. A typical chart looks like this:
| Tip | What it does | Lowest tip costs |
|---|---|---|
| 1–14 tokens | A few seconds, low | $0.09–$0.15 |
| 15–99 tokens | Several seconds, medium | $1.32–$2.30 |
| 100–499 tokens | Around ten seconds, medium | $8.78–$15.34 |
| 500–999 tokens | About a minute | $43.88–$76.70 |
| 1,000+ tokens | A few minutes, high | $87.75–$153.40 |
A typical chart. Every performer sets her own levels and shows them in her room.
Small tips buy seconds. The top levels buy minutes. What any tip is worth.
Special commands
Many rooms add special amounts that set off a pattern instead of a level: waves, pulses, or a random setting she can’t see coming. They’re listed with the levels.
Taking control
Some rooms sell control. Tip the amount on the menu, and for a set time the toy is yours to run. It’s the closest thing to being in the room.
Playing it well
- Read the levels first, so you know what your tip buys before you send it.
- Keep it going. A run of small tips keeps the toy moving. One big tip makes a moment.
- Add a message. A few words make her remember who set it off.
- Don’t ask for free control. Same as everywhere: tips make it happen.
You need a free account and a few tokens to tip. Getting a key takes about a minute.
Rooms with a toy right now
Each one opens the busiest room with that toy, live.