MyFreeCams webcam agencies, compared on their terms
In short
This page lists webcam agencies that work with models on MyFreeCams, each with its six published terms: its share, how you’re paid, contract length, notice, account ownership and what happens when you leave. The Crewvale team reviews each agency before it appears; only agencies whose company registration has been checked show the Verified badge. It’s free for models, and no agency can pay to rank higher or to reach you.
What an agency does on MyFreeCams
Some webcam agencies run a studio: they give you a room, equipment and support to broadcast, usually in shifts at their premises. Others manage models who stream from home: setup, promotion, scheduling and sometimes chat support. Some do both. What each agency includes, and what its share covers, is in its published terms.
On MyFreeCams you earn from tips in tokens and paid private shows, and the site keeps its own share before anything reaches you or an agency.
Introductions work both ways: you can ask to meet an agency, and agencies can ask to meet you. Nothing about you is shared, and no conversation opens, until you accept. If an agency contacted you somewhere else, look it up here first: if it isn’t listed, Crewvale hasn’t checked it.
Before you sign
Ask who opens and controls the MyFreeCams account: you, in your name, or the agency. Compare the share and whether it’s counted before or after MyFreeCams’s own share. Ask how often you’re paid and how you can see what the account earned. Check the contract length, the notice you give, and whether your account, followers and model name stay yours when you leave.
If you work at an agency’s studio, ask about shift hours, who pays for the room and equipment, and whether you can block the countries you choose.
Agencies and their published terms
Listed here: published agencies that work on MyFreeCams, newest first.
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Agencies appear once the Crewvale team has checked their business and their six terms. Create your private profile now: no agency sees it until you say yes.
The six terms every agency shows
- Share: what the agency keeps of what you earn, and what it covers.
- How you’re paid: whether platforms pay you directly or the agency pays you.
- Contract length: how long you are tied in, and what happens after.
- Notice period: how much notice you give to leave.
- Account ownership: who owns your accounts, logins and email.
- When you leave: how your logins are handed back, and when they stop posting or messaging as you.