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ImLive.com – New Policy on Missed Private Chat Invitations

ImLive.com has issued an important update regarding Private Chat invitations in Regular Mode. The platform has observed an increase in Hosts ignoring or declining Member requests while remaining online. To protect both Member satisfaction and Host income, a new policy is now in effect.

Starting immediately, there is a limit of three missed or rejected Private Chat invitations within a 24-hour period. Exceeding this limit may impact a Host’s ability to use Regular Mode.

The change comes as Members expect full attention and engagement when spending Credits. According to ImLive.com, ignoring or declining requests — often because of activity on other platforms — sends the wrong message and risks damaging loyalty, traffic, and overall performance.

Hosts are encouraged to switch to “Do Not Disturb” mode or go offline if they cannot accept incoming chats. This ensures that Members continue to receive a professional and engaging experience, helping to secure both earnings and long-term success.

For any questions, Hosts are advised to reach out directly to ImLive.com’s Customer Service team.

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Updated Community Guidelines: Clearer Guidance for Real Streaming Situations

We’ve updated the Community Guidelines to make them clearer, more transparent, and easier to use in everyday streaming situations.

We know it isn’t always easy to understand how a rule applies to a specific moment on camera. The updated Guidelines include clearer explanations and brand-new enforcement notes for relevant policy areas. These notes answer questions we hear most often.

Alongside these practical explanations, the update highlights a key principle behind moderation: context matters. We review the whole situation rather than isolated words, objects, or moments in a broadcast. A single unverified report does not trigger enforcement on its own.

Read the updated Community Guidelines to get a better sense of the platform’s boundaries and what to expect from moderation.

We’ve updated the Guidelines with your experience in mind. Tell us what you think in the community Discord and follow us on Telegram for quick platform news.

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Sweet September Contest on Sept 6-8 GMT

Ready for a treat? Join us Sept 6-8 GMT for the Sweet September Contest! Log in and stream, and the top 500 performers will receive prizes based on their eligible earnings*.

Streamate Sweet September Contest, September 6-8 GMT, with 500 winners

To find out when the contest starts in your time zone, check the contest leaderboard for a countdown.

Prize List

1st place: $2500!
2nd place: $2000
3rd place: $1500
4th place: $1350
5th place: $1200

6-10th place: $1000 11-20th place: $750
21-50th place: $500
51-100th place: $250
101-200th place: $100
201-300th place: $75
301-500th place: $50

Let your regulars know when you plan to be online and invite them to join you! Use #smcontest to promote your shows on social media.

*All performers are eligible to earn rewards. Ranking is determined by how much members spend on you during the event (excluding all media sales, subscription charges, and Cammodel earnings, which do not count toward your ranking). After the event, we’ll verify all rankings. Performers with any fraudulent earnings will be disqualified and may have their account suspended or closed. Rewards will be added to your earnings within a week after the contest is over and will be paid on your regular payment schedule.

Questions? Read the Contest and Bonus Events help page or the Contest Leaderboard help page for more information.

We hope to see you online!

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CAM4 Launches Top Creator Contest

CAM4 has launched its Top Creator Contest, giving broadcasters the opportunity to earn extra money by selling locked photos and videos through their Activity Feed.

The eight highest-earning eligible participants will share a $1,525 prize pool. The five Global prizes range from $100 to $500, while three Newbie prizes worth $50, $75, and $100 are available to broadcasters who registered between July 13 and September 13, 2026.

To participate, verified broadcasters must complete CAM4’s official registration form by Sunday, September 13, 2026, publish locked Activity Feed content, and stream for at least five hours during the contest period.

Rankings will be based exclusively on eligible earnings from locked Activity Feed photos and videos. Token transfers between accounts are prohibited, and each broadcaster may win only one prize. The previous contest winner is excluded.

CAM4 will review contest activity and may disqualify participants who violate its rules. Prizes will be credited to the winners’ accounts by September 23, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET.

More details are available at CAM4.com.