List of Whitelabel Adult Cam Sites: And Are They Actually Viable?

Yes - you really can “launch a cam site” in about five minutes: slap on your logo, point a domain, pick a colour scheme, and boom...instant adult platform. 

This is the infamous whitelabel model, and it's the reason why the cam industry has dozens of websites that look almost identical, serving up the exact same shows with slightly different window dressing.

Does this model actually make money in 2025/26?

The answer is usually no - with a few strict exceptions.

White Label Cam Sites Explained

The whitelabel model means you’re riding someone else’s engine for streaming, billing, moderation, and model inventory. Yes, fast is fantastic, but you have very limited control over the site and there are some serious restrictions on what you can do to promote it.

The biggest issue is that all SEO efforts will typically point back to the mothership. White label cam sites are forced to use canonical header tags... meaning you will never be able to rank your site in Google for the type of keywords that actually drive revenue and paying customers.

This is a big problem.

In fact, it's pretty much a dealbreaker in our eyes. We strongly suggest you avoid the whitelabel model and focus on building a site that either:

1. Uses a viable API to display performers on your own custom-built site, or 
2. Aggregate cams from multiple platforms, once again using APIs to fetch the data.

The big drawing card of a whitelabel site is that it all looks so easy on the surface. 

And it is. 

But you have to be able to generate traffic with the handicap that your site is, essentially, a clone of a better-known website.

Still, there are some very specific use cases where we can recommend whitelabel cam sites:

If You Have A Major Brand That Already Generates Traffic...

This is a formula that can make sense for all parties. 

A classic example is XHamsterLive.

Most regular porn consumers have heard of XHamster. It's one of the world's largest porno treasure troves. XHamster could probably afford to launch their own cam site... but then they'd have to attract models and generate enough 'network effects' to keep them streaming.

So, screw that. 

What they've done instead is rebrand a StripChat whitelabel as XHamsterLive to tap into the huge pool of existing models on StripChat.

Check the differences between whitelabel vs source below.

Unless you're visiting both sites at the same time, you wouldn't necessarily tweak that they are... well, the same.

It works because XHamsterLive doesn't have to rely on search engine traffic. The cam portal is a natural appendage to their tube site, and many of the users simply click over from watching porn to watching cams.

When you've got millions of visitors every day, you can afford the luxury of whitelabelling somebody else's core product.

Our bet is that many XHamsterLive customers have no idea they're actually on a pimped-out reskinned version of StripChat. 

"Strip What?"

Exactly.

If You Are Paying For Traffic...

Another possible instance for whitelabel cam sites is when you are planning to run paid media campaigns to drive the traffic. 

The most famous example of this model in action is Jerkmate.

Who hasn't fapped one out to that barrage of relentless ads: "Tired of Jerking Off Alone?"

What most consumers don't realise about Jerkmate is that it is actually just a highly-polished whitelabel of Streamate: offering the exact same models as any other Streamate whitelabel. 

So, in this case, it doesn't matter that Jerkmate would never 'outrank' the mothership. Most people aren't finding Jerkmate on Google. They're finding it wherever they watch their porn - in the form of banner ads, pop-ups and interstitial advertising. 

Jerkmate's success relies on attracting paying customers for less than it costs to obtain them through paid media.

In other words: arbitrage. 

(In practice, they outsource this uneviable task to their affiliates via CrakRevenue).

Most Webmasters Should NOT Use Whitelabels

If you are a major brand - or you have a few million bucks to launch the next Jerkmate - our advice to you? 

Crack on! 

The next mega-successful whitelabel cam site may indeed belong to you.

But for the vast majority of readers... launching a whitelabel cam site is NOT going to be a success story. 

It can be a useful learning experience, and it can teach you a LOT about running adult advertising campaigns, but that's about as far as our recommendation goes for the average adult webmaster.

(We will write a separate post on why you should use APIs instead of white-labels. For now, just know that decent alternatives do exist.)

STILL

If you're desperate to give this model a test, we’ve rounded up the legit white-label providers below:

A List of White Label Cam Sites

• AWEmpire - Powers LiveJasmin. Has a slick WL editor, lifetime commissions, domain-based tracking, GA4 + retargeting hooks. The models here are really well trained/vetted, but it's an unmistakably 'premium' experience and needs high quality traffic to produce results. No easy feat without the search engines.
• Chaturbate - The most famous adult webcam brand in the world with a huge database of models. It also offers some of the worst customisation options of any cam whitelabel. That is obviously going to be a BIG problem if you want to be seen as anything more than a cheap CB clone. Their API is the way to go.
• BongaCash - It's got a big multilingual catalog, strong EU reach with a ton of Russian/Ukrainian models. We could see a whitelabel doing well if you have an existing adult brand in those key markets, otherwise it's an uphill struggle. WL approvals also require domain transfer.
• Cambuilder - Massive database, basically the OG of whitelabel cam providers. This is the database behind brands like Jerkmate and SlutRoulette, both of which have achieved enormous successful through paid media campaigns. Converts reliably but needs a major skin overhaul to avoid looking like hundreds of other lazy white labels. 
• StripChat - Definitely the trendiest whitelabel of recent years. Most of the fresh white labels we see are powered by StripChat, and it's no surprise given their immense coverage across multiple categories. You can 'niche down' effectively, like DSCGirls has done in building a brand around just their Indian models. XHamsterLive uses StripChat (having preciously relied on Cambuilder).
• CamSoda - Straightforward WL option and clear affiliate docs. Similar to Chaturbate, there's not much you can do to customise it beyond some basic logo/color scheme tweaks. 
• IMLive - Via PussyCash (lol). A veteran brand with WL supported by common cam-site tool stacks. There's a ton of LATAM performers and private shows are on the cheap side, but it doesn't really excel in either the freemium or premium battling grounds.
• XLoveCash - They have a couple of successful white-labels that tapped into niches within their database (XLoveAsian and XLoveMatures). Can work well on paid media runs, or integrated with existing pay-site member's areas. Fairly small database.

Let us know your favourite adult cam whitelabels. 

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