The LiveJasmin affiliate program is AWEmpire (A.W. Empire): you promote LiveJasmin by joining AWE, and there is no other official signup. AWE’s rate card pays 35% to 45% lifetime revshare, $150 to $300 per sale, up to $5 per lead on approval, and a $150 signup bonus. This page is my reference for every one of those terms and its condition, checked against awempire.com on 29 September 2026. It suits buyer-intent traffic from decent geos: fewer visitors convert than on a free cam site, but the ones who do are paying customers from the start. To see it next to the other cam programs, use the cam affiliate programs comparison. (Disclosure: my signup link is a refer-a-friend link. Details at the end.)

The program is called AWEmpire

LiveJasmin is the flagship site of the Byborg group (formerly Docler), and AWE is that group’s affiliate program, running since 2004. When you sign up, your contract is with a Luxembourg company: JWS Americas S.à r.l. if you’re based in the US, JWS International S.à r.l. if you’re anywhere else (AWE’s terms of service name both). One account and one affiliate ID cover every AWE site, and you can send traffic from as many of your own domains as you like.

AWE’s offers page lists more than LiveJasmin: Oranum (psychic readings, for mainstream traffic), CameraBoys (gay), LiveSexAsian, MyTrannyCams, MaturesCam and Livesex.com. The niche sites run on LiveJasmin’s models and technology. The lead programs (PPL and PPLR) work only on LiveJasmin and whitelabels. If you searched for “LiveJasmin affiliate” and landed on AWEmpire, you’re in the right place; AWEmpire vs LiveJasmin goes through the naming in more detail.

The one other legitimate route is CrakRevenue, whose offer page advertises LiveJasmin at “$130 PPS plus 10.24% lifetime revshare”. Direct at AWE the same visitor earns 35% to 45%, so for LiveJasmin traffic, go direct. AWEmpire vs CrakRevenue has the network-against-network comparison.

LiveJasmin affiliate payouts at a glance

ModelPaysCondition
RevShare with Lifetime+35-45% for lifeUser new to AWE’s network; Lifetime+ switched on; 14-day cookie
Basic RevShare35-45% while the cookie lastsExisting user not already bound to another affiliate; 14-day cookie
Whitelabel35-45% for lifeTracked by domain; tiers counted per whitelabel
Video promotion API35-45%Users who join through the API; 14-day cookie
PPS$150-300 per saleBrand-new buyer, first purchase of at least the 17.99 package; 30-day cookie; not on whitelabels
PPL$0-5 per leadConfirmed email, by country tier; application and cap
PPLR$0-3.50 per lead plus 20-30%As PPL, plus lifetime revshare on that user
Webmaster referralUp to 36%, then 18% on a second tierFor 24 pay periods (one year), stepping down
Model referral0-10% of model earningsFor one year; rate by the model’s country

Every tier resets at the start of each pay period (the 1st and the 16th), and everyone starts at the lowest tier. So “up to 45%” and “up to $300” are what a big period earns; every account starts each period at 35% and $150. Custom terms above the rate card are open to volume affiliates.

LiveJasmin revshare and Lifetime+

Credits bought by your users in a periodRevShare
0-9935%
100-49937%
500-1,99940%
2,000-5,99943%
6,000 and up45%

The same table applies to revshare links, whitelabels and the video API. What changes is how long you get paid. Lifetime+ is off by default (AWE’s FAQ calls it a legacy setting). With it off, a revshare link earns only basic revshare: you’re paid while your 14-day cookie is live. With it on, a paying user who is new to AWE’s network is tied to your account at database level for life, whichever AWE site they buy on later. In my AWE dashboard the switch is under My Account → Additional Settings. Turn it on before your first click. Cookies can’t be overwritten by another affiliate, and they renew on a fresh click after they expire.

You’ll see a second table on AWE’s pages that runs 20%, 22%, 25%, 28%, 30%. That table is the revshare part of PPLR only.

Pay per sale

New buyers in a periodPer sale
1-2$150
3-10$200
11-20$225
21-50$250
51 and up$300

Each rate applies only to the sales inside its tier. AWE’s own example: 12 sales in a period pay $150 each for the first two, $200 each for sales 3 to 10, and $225 each for the 11th and 12th. The buyer must never have bought credits on any AWE site or whitelabel before, and must buy at least the 17.99 credit package. Once a user earns you a PPS commission, AWE owns that user: nothing more is paid on them, to you or anyone. PPS doesn’t work on whitelabels, and AWE can cap it for affiliates whose traffic quality needs it.

PPL and PPLR (lead programs)

Country tierPPLPPLR lead
1: US, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Switzerland$5$3.50
2: 13 countries incl. France, Spain, Italy, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway$3$2.50
3: 18 countries incl. Japan, Singapore, Poland, Portugal, UAE$1.50$1
4: all others$0$0

A lead is a new signup with a confirmed email. PPLR adds lifetime revshare of 20% to 30% (by credits bought in the period) on everything that user spends. You have to apply, and AWE reviews each case on traffic type, sources and top geos. Both programs start with a default cap of 400 leads a month; after that you earn nothing more on the lead part until the next reset, though PPLR’s revshare keeps accruing. Email [email protected] to have the cap reviewed. Latin America is in tier 4, so AWE’s own push for Colombia and Mexico traffic only makes sense on revshare.

Webmaster and model referrals

Refer another affiliate and you earn a share of their earnings for 24 pay periods: 36% for the first four periods (two months), then 24%, 12%, 6%, 4% and 2%, each for four periods. You get half those rates on affiliates your referrals bring in. PPS sales by your referral count as $40 each for this. Refer a model and you earn 10%, 7%, 5% or 0% of their earnings for a year depending on their country: 10% for the US, UK, Canada, Australia and most of Western Europe; 0% for Colombia, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia and Ukraine. AWE also pays a referral performance bonus, up to 50% on top, if a referral’s earnings grow by at least 20% against the previous two months. Model referral earnings don’t count toward your payout threshold.

LiveJasmin whitelabels

A whitelabel is a LiveJasmin-powered cam site under your brand, built in AWE’s editor: your logo, colors and layout, a custom model category, footer links, your own meta text, Google Analytics 4, and a bonus tool for discounts or free credits. You can run it on your own domain or free on a subdomain of LSL.com, with a free SSL certificate. It pays the same 35% to 45%, tracked by domain for life, so you don’t compete with other affiliates’ cookies. Three conditions: users already bound to someone by PPS don’t pay you; if you use one-click payment on it, AWE’s FAQ says your commission is “lowered by 10%”; and each whitelabel’s tier is counted separately, so splitting traffic across many whitelabels keeps each one lower.

AWE’s own onboarding material says whitelabels don’t rank in search: they share a backend and have no unique content. Its advice is a presite: your own site with unique content (a model directory or blog built on AWE’s Model Feed, which serves model data as XML or JSON by category, popularity and language). You rank the presite and send visitors on to LiveJasmin or your whitelabel.

The $150 signup bonus

New affiliates get $75 when they confirm their email, and another $75 if they make three sales within 40 days of registering. Miss the three sales and you keep the first $75. It applies only to your first AWE account (registered after 8 July 2014). The bonus doesn’t count toward your payout threshold: it shows in your stats and gets paid once your commissions alone reach the threshold.

Getting paid: schedule, minimums and fees

AWE pays twice a month. Earnings from the 1st to the 15th are paid by the 10th of the next month; earnings from the 16th to month-end, by the 25th. If you’re under your threshold, the balance rolls over. You pick the threshold yourself, from $100 up to $10,000, so set it low. Fast payout sends your money within 24 hours (working days) of the period closing, for 1% ($5 minimum, $150 maximum), and you can set it to run automatically.

MethodLowest thresholdAWE’s fee
Paxum$100$0.75 (Paxum then charges $0.25 to receive)
Cosmo Payment$1000.4% + $3
Crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT via TripleA)$1003.8% plus network fees
ACH (US banks, USD)$1001% ($5 min, $300 max)
SEPA (EUR)$1001% (€5 min, €300 max)
International wire (EUR only)$5001% (€30 min, €300 max) plus bank charges

AWE pays in USD or EUR only. A US billing address gets USD, a SEPA address gets EUR, and there’s no USD wire to a bank outside the US. One inconsistency: one FAQ answer puts bank transfer at “$300-$1000” minimum, while the bank-transfer answer gives $100 for SEPA and ACH and $500 for international wire; check the Payout tab when you set it up. AWE doesn’t offer Payoneer; Paxum is the usual default (my Paxum review has its fees, the Paxum vs Payoneer guide the wider picture). The crypto payouts guide covers the crypto option.

AWE has paid since 2004; its first delay in years was a 1 to 2 day slip in August 2026, when a period close was postponed during a finance-systems upgrade. Its terms let it withhold commissions if you don’t supply a tax ID or ID documents when asked, so fill in your payout details early.

Rules that close accounts

  • Sweden is blocked. AWE’s May 2026 media-buying guide says cam products and their promotion aren’t allowed for Swedish adult traffic, and Sweden isn’t in any of the paying lead tiers on its rate card. Paying for live sex shows has been illegal there since 1 July 2025.
  • Spam means termination and forfeited earnings. The terms list unsolicited email, messenger spam, blog and wiki spam, and spam on social networks. A genuine opt-in list isn’t banned, but ask your manager before you send AWE links by email.
  • Some traffic sources are “unauthorized”. The fraud clause names social networking sites, escort sites, gambling sites, illegal torrent sites and auction sites, alongside incentivized purchases, signing yourself up, and framing an AWE site in an iframe. If your traffic is social, get your manager’s approval in writing first.
  • No brand bidding. Sales from PPC ads that use LiveJasmin, AWEmpire or any AWE brand name or misspelling (AWE’s FAQ lists “JASMIN LIVE”, “LIVEJASMINE” and others) aren’t credited.
  • Use the promo codes as supplied. Popunders and iframes only in their unmodified form, adult content only; modified tools mean withheld earnings. The terms also require your links to follow Google’s link-scheme rules, so mark affiliate links rel=”sponsored” (my link cloaking guide covers how).

Who it suits, and how to promote it

Free cam sites like Chaturbate make money from a crowd of free viewers, a few of whom tip. LiveJasmin is built to take one visitor into a paid private show, billed by the minute in credits. So each converting user spends more, and fewer convert: cold, low-intent traffic bounces, while warm traffic from reviews, comparison pages and model searches buys. The US is its biggest market (about 27% of visits in August 2026, by Semrush’s count), with the UK and Canada also in the top five. Broad, tier-3-heavy traffic belongs on a free cam site (see my Chaturbate review); premium geos and buyer-intent pages belong here. The best-converting countries guide goes through the geos, and my beginner’s guide explains how the payout models differ. If you’re still picking your first offer, start with my guide to choosing an offer.

  • Deep-link past the homepage. AWE lets you link to any category or model page, and the cookie still sets. A “brunette cam models” page should land on the brunette category.
  • Put a live widget above the fold on buyer-intent pages, so visitors see who’s online before they click.
  • Dynamic popunders rotate the best-performing creatives for you, which suits tube-style or high-volume pages.
  • Check your embeds monthly. AWE rotates its tool domains to stay ahead of ad blockers; changes are announced in the dashboard News Feed, but a widget can die on your page without an error. Run your own tracking on top.

What other LiveJasmin reviews get wrong

  • The cookie. Some 2026 reviews give AWE a 60-day cookie. AWE’s own pages say 14 days for revshare and PPL, 30 days for PPS.
  • The rate range. Some give the revshare as 30% to 45%. The standard table starts at 35%; the 20% to 30% table is PPLR only.
  • Payment methods. Older pages still list checks, Payoneer and ePayService, and “up to 60%”. Today’s FAQ lists Paxum, Cosmo, bank transfer and crypto, and the rate card tops out at 45%.
  • Lifetime by default. Reviews that promise “lifetime revshare” rarely say that lifetime attribution needs the Lifetime+ switch and only applies to users new to AWE.

Pros and cons

Pros: the strongest premium cam brand; 35% to 45% lifetime revshare with Lifetime+; PPS up to $300 and lead programs; whitelabels tracked by domain; a published rate card for every model; paid twice a month since 2004, with a fast payout option; a $150 signup bonus.

Cons: cheap tier-3 traffic dies here; small accounts sit at 35%; Lifetime+ is off until you switch it on; PPS users are gone after one payment; lead programs need approval, are capped and pay nothing in Latin America; whitelabels won’t rank; no Payoneer; and the rules are enforced.

Where it fits, and how to sign up

Run more than one program. Use Chaturbate for free-cam volume, a CPA network like CrakRevenue for everything else (the CPA networks guide maps that layer), and LiveJasmin for premium geos and buyer-intent pages. Against other cam brands, see Streamate vs LiveJasmin, Stripchat vs LiveJasmin and my ImLive review, another private-show site.

It’s free to join. Sign up here, switch on Lifetime+ before your first click, set your payout method and the lowest threshold, and start with a live widget or deep links on your highest-intent page. That signup link is my refer-a-friend link: for your first year, AWE pays me a share based on your commissions (up to 36%, stepping down every two months), out of its own side. It costs you nothing and doesn’t touch your payouts.

FAQ

What is Adult Webmaster Empire?

It’s the long form of AWEmpire. AWE’s site now calls itself A.W. Empire, “Affiliate Webmaster Empire”, but its terms still list “Adult Webmaster Empire” as a brand name. It’s the same program.

Is AWEmpire legit?

Yes. It’s the official program of LiveJasmin’s owner, it has paid affiliates twice a month since 2004, and its only recent delay was 1 to 2 days in August 2026. Accounts get closed for spam, fraud or missing tax details, so read the rules above.

How long does the AWEmpire cookie last?

14 days for revshare and the lead programs, 30 days for PPS. Another affiliate can’t overwrite it, and with Lifetime+ on, a new user stays yours after the cookie expires.

Update log

  • 29 September 2026: merged my separate AWEmpire review into this page (the old address redirects here) and rebuilt it as a full terms reference from awempire.com’s program page, FAQ and terms of service. Corrected the model referral rates, the webmaster referral and bonus terms, the email rule, the owner, and the payout dates and minimum; added the revshare, PPS and lead tier tables, Lifetime+, the payout fees table, CrakRevenue’s LiveJasmin offer for comparison and an FAQ; cut an unsourced claim about Europe and Latin America.

Where the facts in this review come from: methodology.