The ImLive affiliate program pays 35% lifetime revshare or $150 per paying sign-up (up to $250 during campaigns and at volume), twice a month, with a $100 minimum. You can join direct at affiliate.imlive.com or through PussyCash, the same company’s multi-brand program, and CrakRevenue also carries ImLive at 40.15% revshare or $175 per sale. ImLive is one of the longest-running cam sites on the internet, and it suits affiliates with intent-driven traffic who want a premium, paid-show brand. (Disclosure: my signup link is a refer-a-friend link. ImLive pays me a referral cut from its side, at no cost to you.) Every cam program I review is side by side on my cam affiliate programs comparison.
| Route | Revshare | Per paying sign-up |
|---|---|---|
| ImLive direct (affiliate.imlive.com) | 35% lifetime | $150, up to $250 |
| PussyCash (same company) | 35% in the terms; “up to 55%” advertised | $150 to $250 in the terms; “up to $350” advertised |
| CrakRevenue | 40.15% lifetime | $175 |
All three read on 29 September 2026. The direct figures come from ImLive’s affiliate rules and PussyCash’s terms; the Crak figures from CrakRevenue’s ImLive offer page.
What ImLive is
ImLive has been running cam shows since the early 2000s. It is run by I.M.L. SLU, which keeps its records in Andorra and also runs PussyCash. It sits at the premium, private-show end of the market: users buy credits and pay for shows, so a converting user has spending intent from the start. PussyCash says ImLive has over 66 million registered members, but the live audience is small and shrinking: under a million visits a month in mid-2026 (Semrush). For affiliates, that means a smaller pool of higher-value conversions from a long-lived brand.
ImLive affiliate program payouts
ImLive runs three plans direct. You pick one, and PussyCash’s terms say revshare affiliates don’t also get the per-sign-up fee.
- Revshare: 35% lifetime of the ImLive credits your referred users buy, counting 1 credit as $1. Bonus credits, chargebacks and refunds don’t count.
- Pay per sign-up: PussyCash’s terms set a scale of $150 for your 1st to 5th paid sign-up, $200 for the 6th to 20th, $225 for the 21st to 40th and $250 from the 41st, with “no targets or minimums”. ImLive’s own rules page describes the $250 as a campaign rate, with $150 per sign-up when no campaign runs. The campaign it names ran from July 1 to September 30, and on 10 October 2026 the page still listed it as current with no new dates, so ask your account manager which rate applies before you count on more than $150. Neither source says whether the count resets each pay period.
- Per free lead: a free verified sign-up pays by country, in the table below.
- Webmaster referral: $2 for each paid sign-up sent by a webmaster you referred, rising to $3 from the 101st in a pay period. It pays one level only.
| Per free lead | Countries (examples from the terms) |
|---|---|
| $3.00 | US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand |
| $2.50 | Germany, France, Netherlands, Nordics, Switzerland, Japan and others |
| $1.00 | Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Singapore, South Africa and others |
| $0.20 | Brazil, India, Mexico, Greece, Taiwan, UAE and others |
Read the definition of a sign-up before you compare numbers. PussyCash only pays for a first-time user who spends at least $25 on their first credit purchase, and its terms add that a referred user must stay a paying member for 5 days. Your paid sign-up count is also multiplied by a “Ratio” that PussyCash recalculates every 60 days. PussyCash’s program page advertises a hybrid plan for ImLive (“up to $350 + 10%”) and revshare “up to 55%”, but neither figure appears in its terms, so treat them as negotiated rates for big affiliates.
As with any premium cam brand, judge ImLive on earnings per converting visitor. Raw click volume will always look small next to the free cam sites. My beginner’s guide explains why traffic quality decides which payout model wins.
ImLive payout schedule and minimum
- Schedule: twice a month. Pay periods run from the 1st to the 15th and from the 16th to the end of the month, and ImLive’s rules say you’re paid “between the 1st and 4th day of each payment period” for the one before. Checks are mailed within 15 business days of the period’s end.
- Minimum: $100. Below that, earnings roll over to the next period. If the account or program ends, a balance under $100 isn’t paid at all.
- Methods: the terms say you choose a third-party payment service, and money usually lands 3 to 5 business days after ImLive sends it. Neither site lists the services publicly, so check them in your account. Set up Paxum first either way (see my payments guide and the Paxum review).
- Paperwork: a single payment of $5,000 or more, or $30,000 in a calendar year, needs a matching invoice from you. PussyCash may also pay in euros instead of dollars, with conversion fees on you.
ImLive direct, PussyCash or CrakRevenue
affiliate.imlive.com and PussyCash are two front ends of the same company. The ImLive site promotes ImLive only; PussyCash adds Sexier, SuperMen, TgirlsCams, Fetish Galaxy, iDesires (50% revshare) and a few smaller brands in one account. The ImLive rates are the same on both.
CrakRevenue lists ImLive at 40.15% lifetime revshare or $175 per sale, with revshare open worldwide and auto-optimized landing pages. On revshare, that is 5 points more than going direct. On per-sale, Crak’s flat $175 beats the direct $150 until you pass 20 paid sign-ups, after which the direct scale ($225, then $250) pays more. You’re then paid on Crak’s terms ($100 minimum, Net 30 by default) alongside your other Crak offers.
My pick: if ImLive is one offer among many, or you want revshare, run it through Crak. If you want the other PussyCash brands, or you’ll send enough paid sign-ups to reach the $225 and $250 steps, go direct. One difference to watch: Crak’s ImLive FAQ says you can promote it by email, while ImLive’s own terms ban email promotion outright. I’d follow ImLive’s rule on either route.
Rules that close accounts
- No email at all. ImLive’s terms say “NOT ONLY NO SPAM, BUT NO EMAILS PERIOD”, and SMS is banned too. Breaking it means termination and forfeited earnings.
- No brand bidding. Sales from PPC ads that use ImLive, PussyCash or any sister brand name, or misspellings of them, as keywords or in ad text earn nothing. Google Ads and Bing traffic is only allowed if it goes through your own site first.
- One account per affiliate.
- No test sign-ups without emailing [email protected] and getting written approval first.
- Rates can change. The company can change payouts “at any time with no prior notice” and move you to a different plan.
Tools and creatives
The promo tools sit behind the login; PussyCash’s public pages mention banners, links and full-page ads, and one account covers all its brands, which helps if your content spans niches such as trans or fetish. Neither PussyCash’s nor ImLive’s public pages describe a white-label offer in September 2026, so ask an account manager if you need one. Add your own link cloaking and tracking so you can see what converts and keep your public URLs clean.
What affiliates say about ImLive
Public feedback is thin. On a BlackHatWorld thread titled “anyone using imlive affiliate program” (8 February 2024), the poster said they had signed up years before and “never converted anything”, and pointed at the news feed on affiliate.imlive.com, which ran from 2017 to 2022. Another member replied four days later that ImLive had “stopped developing”. In June 2024 someone posting for PussyCash and ImLive replied that the traffic source and landing page needed checking, that ImLive “is not a freemium site”, so tube traffic needs work, and that ImLive was resetting its user database to keep only the last year’s data. The feed has two newer posts, from February and March 2024, and nothing since. None of the posts I found complain about missed payments.
Pros and cons
Pros: two-decade track record and a published payment schedule; 35% lifetime revshare direct, 40.15% through CrakRevenue; a per-sign-up scale that climbs to $250; paid leads by country; one PussyCash account for several niche brands; clear written terms.
Cons: tiny raw volume next to free cam giants like Chaturbate (under 1M visits a month against hundreds of millions), so send it your best traffic and expect small numbers; CrakRevenue pays more on revshare than the direct program; low-tier or bargain traffic converts poorly; the sign-up definition ($25 first purchase, 5 days, a Ratio) cuts what you’re credited with; no email promotion at all; the affiliate site hasn’t posted news since March 2024; payment services aren’t listed publicly.
Who it suits, and how to sign up
ImLive suits affiliates with quality, intent-driven traffic who want a stable premium brand. It works as the premium leg next to a free cam giant like Chaturbate and a CPA network like CrakRevenue. If you’re comparing premium brands, weigh it against LiveJasmin (35 to 45% revshare through AWEmpire) and Streamate (35% lifetime, paid weekly), send your highest-tier traffic to the premium brands and your broad traffic to the free sites. The CPA networks guide shows how the pieces fit, and every cam program I cover is side by side on the cam affiliate programs comparison.
It’s free to join. Sign up for the ImLive affiliate program here, set up Paxum, and test it on your best premium traffic. That link is my refer-a-friend link: ImLive pays me a cut from its side, and it costs you nothing and doesn’t reduce your payouts.
FAQ
Is the ImLive affiliate program legit?
Yes: it’s run by the company that owns ImLive, with written terms and a twice-monthly schedule, and I found no public reports of unpaid commissions. The complaints I found are about low conversion on the wrong traffic.
Can I still join ImLive through MyLead?
No. MyLead’s ImLive page, which still ranks for this search, says “This campaign is no longer active” (checked 29 September 2026). Join direct, through PussyCash or through CrakRevenue.
Update log
- 29 September 2026: read ImLive’s affiliate rules and terms, PussyCash’s terms and program page, and CrakRevenue’s ImLive offer. Added the 35% direct and 40.15% or $175 Crak rates, the $150 to $250 sign-up scale, the per-lead rates by country, the twice-a-month schedule and $100 minimum, the sign-up definition, the account rules, ImLive’s shrinking traffic and the BlackHatWorld feedback; cut the white-label claim, which neither official site supports.
- 10 October 2026: ImLive’s rules page still lists the July 1 to September 30 campaign as current, so the per-sign-up section now says to confirm the rate with your account manager.
Where the facts in this review come from: methodology.