One short code that works on every platform you stream on. When a link dies, a site shuts down or you move somewhere new, you change where the code points – and every bio, banner and printed card you have ever handed out still works.
Free for ever on CamSt.ar and LinkCode.is. No card. Paid plans settle in crypto.
Every platform you are on points at it. Your following, your tips, your subscriptions, your regulars – all of it travels through that single address.
Which makes it a bad thing to rent from a service that reserves the right to decide what kind of work is acceptable.
Not a page builder with a shortener bolted on. A link code you own, with the tools around it that actually matter when the link is how you get paid.
Change the destination of CamSt.ar/YourName whenever you want. The code never changes, so nothing you have already shared ever breaks.
You can read it on stream, put it in a watermark, or say it to someone who is not holding a phone. A long tracking URL cannot do any of that.
Build a link-in-bio page with your schedule, socials, tip links, wishlist and shop. Or skip it entirely and point the code straight at wherever you are live.
Clicks, countries, devices, referring platforms. Which site actually sends people who turn up, and which one you are wasting your evenings on.
Cards, prints, events, packaging. The code behind the QR is editable too, so the print run never becomes dead paper.
Mark a link as sensitive to show a warning first. Password-protect what should not be public. Set links to expire on a date or after a number of clicks.
Pick CamSt.ar/YourName on a paid plan, or start free with a randomly generated one.
At your bio page, your stream, your shop, your tip jar. Change it as often as you like, from your phone.
Every bio, every banner, every card. One address to update instead of thirty profiles to rewrite.
Every plan – the free one included – carries both the CamSt.ar and LinkCode.is domains. The difference is whether the code is yours to choose.
Prices exclude any applicable taxes. Paid plans are settled in cryptocurrency and do not renew automatically – you pay for a period and it ends when it ends.
Paid plans here are settled in cryptocurrency. Not as a gimmick – because it is the right fit for the people buying.
It is discreet. Nothing turns up on a card statement that you would rather not explain to anyone who sees it.
It cannot be withdrawn. Card processors apply their own rules about adult work and can change them. A payment method with nobody sitting in the middle cannot have your account closed on a policy review.
It does not renew behind your back. You pay for a month, three months, a year or for good. When it runs out, it runs out, and you decide again.
The code itself. On the free plan you get a randomly generated one, such as CamSt.ar/k4m2p. On any paid plan you choose it, so it reads as CamSt.ar/YourName. Paid plans also raise every limit and add stats, passwords and expiry dates.
Yes. Every plan carries both domains. Use whichever suits the context – CamSt.ar where it fits the work, LinkCode.is where you would rather it read as neutral.
That is the whole point of it. Change the destination as often as you want. The code stays the same, so every bio, banner, watermark and printed card you have already put out keeps working.
No. Adult and cam work is what this is built for. Links can carry an age-gate warning, and sensitive content is a supported setting rather than something to hide. What is not allowed is the same as anywhere sensible – nothing illegal, nothing involving minors, no phishing or malware.
Because card processors reserve the right to decide what sort of business they will carry, and that decision can be reversed after you have come to rely on it. Crypto settlement removes that risk for both of us, and keeps the purchase off your statement.
Your account drops to the free plan. Your codes stay, your links keep working, and the limits go back to the free allowance. Nothing is deleted for non-payment.
Start on the free plan, see whether it earns its place, and upgrade when you want your own name in it.