What is cam2cam?

Cam2cam (c2c) means turning the mirror around: during a private show, you switch on your own camera — often your microphone too — so the model can see and hear you while she performs. It turns a one-way broadcast into something closer to a video call, and for a lot of regulars it's the whole point of going private.

How to start it

Cam2cam lives inside private shows — there's no c2c from a public room. The flow is the same everywhere: start a private show, then use the camera / c2c toggle in the player and let the browser share your webcam. Two courtesies that make it go well: ask in chat before switching on — most models are happy, but nobody likes a surprise feed — and be presentable enough that she can actually perform to you.

What it costs

Many models include cam2cam in their private rate; some price it as an add-on per minute. Either way the number is visible before you commit — the rate card you see when starting a private is the whole price. If cam2cam matters to you, it's worth checking a model's profile or asking in free chat before going private.

Who can see you

Your stream goes to the model — not to the room. Even in a standard private where other users "spy", spies see her side, not yours. If you don't want anyone else watching even her half of the show, take an exclusive private, which locks spies out entirely.

Sensible caution still applies — the same rule performers live by: assume anything you broadcast could be captured. You never need to show your face or say your name for cam2cam to work; frame the shot the way you'd want it saved, and it doesn't matter if it is.

Do you need it?

No — plenty of viewers never switch a camera on, and no model expects it. It's an upgrade for when interaction is the point: she reacts to you, times things to you, talks to you instead of a room. If that sounds like what you're paying for anyway, c2c is the cheapest way to double it. Find someone whose room you already like first — free chat is where that homework happens, and it's free.