Your tip menu
How to use it
A good tip menu, in plain words.
A tip menu is a short list of what viewers can tip for. It takes the guesswork out of tipping: people can see exactly what each amount gets them, so they're more likely to join in.
Tips for a menu that works
- Keep it short. Eight to twelve items is plenty. A long menu is hard to read in a busy room.
- Start small. Have a few cheap items so new viewers can join in without spending much. Small tips add up and often lead to bigger ones.
- Price from low to high. The builder sorts your items by price, which is how most viewers expect to read them.
- Be clear. Say exactly what happens and for how long, like "Toy vibration, 10 seconds", so nobody feels short-changed.
- Only list what you're happy to do. Your menu is your boundaries in writing. You never have to add something because a viewer asks.
- Follow your site's rules. Every cam site bans anything that suggests a minor, including roleplay, costumes and wording. This builder won't accept those words, and neither will any legitimate site.
Where to put it
Most cam sites let you show a tip menu in your room, either through a room app or in your room bio or profile. Paste the text version wherever your site allows it, and pin it in chat at the start of a show.
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