CamsFinder for performers and partners / Get listed
How to get listed on CamsFinder
There is no form, no fee and no waiting list. CamsFinder builds its catalog from the ten platforms it covers, so a page appears for you because you broadcast, not because you applied. Three more platform names resolve as redirects rather than as separate catalogs. All of it was checked on 3 September 2026.
The catalog comes from the platforms
CamsFinder is an aggregator. It reads the model catalogs of the cam platforms it works with and turns each performer into a page on camsfinder.com. Nothing is uploaded by hand and nothing is hosted here: the stream, the photos and the room itself all stay on the platform you already broadcast on. That is the whole reason there is nothing to sign up for. The CamsFinder FAQ puts it plainly: the site is a search engine registry rather than a cam site, it collects information about your cam in collaboration with the cam sites, and no registration is needed because it is free.
The platforms with performer pages
Ten platforms had their own performer pages on CamsFinder when this list was checked on 3 September 2026. Seven of the ten are linked below, because those are the ones whose gender and platform pages are in the CamsFinder XML sitemap; the other three are named but not linked. Where a link is shown it opens that platform's section on camsfinder.com, so you can see the format for yourself.
- BongaCams
- Cam4
- Chaturbate
- ImLive
- Jerkmate
- LiveJasmin
- MyFreeCams
- Stripchat
- XCams
- XLoveCam
A few other names resolve too, but they are redirects rather than separate catalogs: a Streamate address lands on Jerkmate, RoyalCams lands on BongaCams and CamSoda lands on Chaturbate. If you broadcast somewhere that is not on this list at all, there is no page for you yet. The list grows when a platform is added to the catalog, and that is a decision on the CamsFinder side rather than something a performer can request. The cam site reviews hub is the best place to see how each platform is covered.
The address of your page
Every performer page uses the same shape, built from the platform and your broadcast name:
https://www.camsfinder.com/model/<platform>/<name>
That address does not change between streams. It stays valid when you are offline, which makes it a reasonable link to hand out: it points at a page about you rather than at a room that may be dark. Use the search on the models page to find your exact address, or use the profile page on this site, which has a search box that opens the same results.
What the page picks up from you
Almost everything the page shows comes from what your platform reports about your room: your broadcast name, your gender category, the tags you set, whether the stream is in HD, and whether you are online right now. Attributes such as hair colour, body type, ethnicity and language become links to the matching listing pages, so a visitor reading your profile can jump straight to everyone else with that attribute, and so can a visitor arriving the other way round. That is the practical reason to fill your platform profile in properly: on CamsFinder, an empty attribute is a page you are not on.
Fixing something that is wrong
There is no performer login, so corrections go through people. The contact form takes a category of General, Business, DMCA or Legal, and a factual mistake fits the first one. If content of yours is on the site and should not be, the DMCA page is the route, and there is a dedicated notice form behind it. CamsFinder also publishes an 18 U.S.C. 2257 statement covering record keeping.
Rooms in the index right nowlive grid
A sample of what the catalog holds at this moment. On camsfinder.com the same rooms are spread across category, tag and platform pages.
Next: how the top and rank lists are built. The platform list on this page is also published as a small JSON file at /data/snapshot.json, dated 2026-09-03, with no performer names and no live counts in it.
Related
Related pages on this site
If your platform is on the list above, the next questions are usually about ranking and about what your page actually shows. If it is not, the FAQ covers what happens next.