Yes, you can still earn promoting MyFreeCams in 2026, lifetime revshare included, and there are now two ways in. MyFreeCams runs its own affiliate program at myfreecams.com/affiliates/, starting at 20% revshare for new affiliates, and CrakRevenue’s MFC offer still pays 18% lifetime revshare. It’s the right choice only for traffic that is already looking for MFC. Here’s the current state, last checked on 29 September 2026. (Disclosure: the CrakRevenue link here is my refer-a-friend link. Crak pays me a cut from its side, at no cost to you.) Every cam program I cover is side by side on my cam affiliate programs comparison.
| MFC’s own program | MFC via CrakRevenue | |
|---|---|---|
| How you join | Application form, reviewed by MFC | A CrakRevenue account |
| Revshare | 20% to start; 25% at 500+ first deposits a month; 30%+ negotiated | 18% lifetime |
| Per sign-up or hybrid | Only on the 25% and 30%+ tiers, negotiated | None on the offer page |
| Getting paid | Monthly; minimum not published | Crak’s terms: $100 minimum |
| Tools | Tracking links; banners and creative kits marked “coming soon” | 60+ landing pages, Live Cam Widget, direct-to-model funnels |
The history, because the search results are a mess
MyFreeCams was one of the first big free, tip-driven cam sites, the model Chaturbate later took to a much bigger scale. For years its lifetime revshare offer, run through CrakRevenue at 15%, was one of the main reasons experienced affiliates joined Crak. Then, in February 2016, CrakRevenue told affiliates the MFC revshare offer was discontinued “due to an internal business strategy by the provider”. I covered it at the time in my post on the termination. Users you had already referred kept paying revshare, but from that day nobody could add new ones, so every affiliate’s MFC income stopped growing.
The revshare came back through CrakRevenue in November 2017 at 20%. AVN reported it on 28 November 2017, quoting Crak saying it still had affiliates “making a living from the previous MyFreeCams Revshare deal we had in place at 15 percent”. Today Crak pays 18%. And by September 2026 MyFreeCams had opened an affiliate program of its own, the thing I wished for back in 2016. Its page doesn’t say when it launched, and I couldn’t date it.
Because of that history, the internet is full of contradictory old content. The top Google result for “myfreecams affiliate program” is myfreecamsaffiliate.com, a third-party site last updated in October 2022 that sends you to CrakRevenue and, on the same page, quotes “up to 15%”, “35% to 50%”, “up to $150” per user and “no revshare option”. None of that matches either live program. Ignore it and look at the two offers that exist now.
MyFreeCams’ own affiliate program
MFC’s page at myfreecams.com/affiliates/ calls it “the New Affiliate Program” and lists three tiers:
- Standard, 20% revshare: “open to all new affiliates”, with full dashboard access and a monthly payment cycle.
- Performance, 25% revshare: from 500 first-time depositors a month, with hybrid CPA plus revshare, priority support and postbacks.
- Strategic, 30% or more: custom rates and a dedicated account manager for the biggest partners.
MFC adds 5% when you refer another webmaster, and says revshare runs “for as long as they stay active”. Pay-per-signup exists, but only on the Performance and Strategic tiers, “negotiated per partner”. The page lists banners, email, social and PPC as accepted traffic, and tells you to confirm your list before launch. You apply through a form that asks for your site, traffic source, monthly traffic and preferred payout model. The payout choices on the form are bank wire, PayPal and crypto. There’s also a separate model referral program: a flat fee for each new model a model refers, plus 20% on premium members they bring in.
What’s missing: the page publishes no minimum payout, no payment day and no terms document, and the banner kits are marked “coming soon”. I haven’t found any affiliate reports on the direct program yet.
MyFreeCams on CrakRevenue
CrakRevenue’s MyFreeCams offer page lists 18% lifetime revshare, open to 251 geos, with 60+ custom landing pages, a Live Cam Widget, direct-to-model funnels and a “$30 Million+” paid banner. The offer page lists revshare only. Crak’s MFC blog post (last updated June 2025) also mentions a double opt-in offer at $1.50, up to $5 for quality traffic, so check your Crak dashboard for it.
You’re paid on CrakRevenue‘s terms ($100 minimum, Net 30 by default), and MFC is one offer in a catalog you can test against others. Crak still calls the offer “exclusive to CrakRevenue” on its cam page, which sits oddly next to MFC’s own recruiting page. Both were live on 29 September 2026.
Which route to use
The direct program pays 2 points more at the entry tier (20% against 18%), and more again if you ever reach 500 first deposits a month. Crak has the track record: the offer has run since 2017, and it comes with landers, a widget and a published $100 minimum. My pick: if MFC is one offer in a mixed campaign, or you want to start today, use Crak. If MFC-specific pages are a big part of your site, apply direct as well, send a slice of traffic there, and move more once the first monthly payments arrive on time. After 2016, I wouldn’t put all of it in one place either way.
What MFC is as a product today
- Female models only. No male, couple or trans categories. If your content matches that audience, MFC is on target.
- A long-tenured community. MFC’s regulars tend to follow specific models for years. Referred users who stick around keep spending, which is what you want on lifetime revshare.
- Past its traffic peak. Chaturbate and Stripchat took the free-cam volume lead long ago, and MFC sends far fewer new users than either.
Who should promote MFC, and who shouldn’t
Promote it if: you rank for or write about MFC-specific searches (the brand name, MFC model names, “sites like MyFreeCams”), or your audience prefers female solo shows. Someone searching for MFC by name is most likely to sign up on MFC, and 18 to 20% lifetime on a loyal user base adds up.
Skip it if: you’re sending generic cam traffic and picking one free cam offer. Chaturbate’s 20% lifetime revshare on a much bigger site wins that comparison almost every time.
MyFreeCams vs Chaturbate
These are the two free cam sites affiliates most often weigh against each other, so here are their terms side by side. Chaturbate is the default. MFC wins when your traffic is looking for MFC.
| Chaturbate | MyFreeCams | |
|---|---|---|
| RevShare | 20% lifetime | 20% direct (entry tier) or 18% lifetime via CrakRevenue |
| Where you join | Chaturbate’s own program | MFC’s own program (by application) or CrakRevenue |
| Other payouts | Free signups ($1 tier 1, $0.10 tier 2, $0.01 tier 3, $0 elsewhere), $50 per broadcaster, 5% webmaster referral | Direct: 5% webmaster referral, CPA only on higher tiers |
| Payment terms | $50 minimum, paid on the 1st and 16th | Direct: monthly, minimum not published. Crak: $100 minimum |
| Audience | The free-cam mass market, all categories | Female models only; smaller, long-tenured, loyal |
| New-user volume | One of the two largest in cam (Stripchat is bigger by visits) | A fraction of Chaturbate’s |
| History | Terms unchanged for years | Revshare (15%) closed February 2016, back via CrakRevenue in November 2017 at 20%, now 18%; own program by 2026 |
On rate the two are now level at 20% if you go to MFC direct, so the choice comes down to everything else. Chaturbate wins on volume, the lower $50 first payout, twice-monthly pay and the extra payouts, which MFC has no equivalent for. MFC wins on brand-intent traffic: people searching for MFC or its model names want MFC, that keyword inventory still has search volume, and much of the content ranking for it is outdated. It also makes sense if you’re already inside CrakRevenue, where adding MFC costs you nothing but a test. Build on Chaturbate and use MFC for MFC-specific pages. The full terms are in my Chaturbate review.
What it does well, and what it doesn’t
Well: lifetime revshare, available again since 2017; a choice of two routes; a female-only product; loyal, long-staying spenders; through Crak, a network with its own tracking, landers and payouts.
Not well: 18% on Crak trails Chaturbate’s 20% on a much smaller audience; the direct program is new and publishes no minimum or payment day; new-user volume keeps falling behind the free-cam leaders; the site’s dated look can put off visitors used to newer cam sites; and 2016 is a reminder that an offer can close at any time, so don’t build on MFC alone.
Verdict
MyFreeCams in 2026 is a niche revshare offer that most affiliates should hold as a second or third program. If you have MFC-shaped traffic, take the 18% lifetime deal through a CrakRevenue account and let it build, and apply to MFC’s own program if MFC pages are a big part of your site. If you don’t, put your free-cam traffic on Chaturbate and your premium traffic on LiveJasmin, and come back to MFC when your content gives you a reason. Every cam program I cover is side by side on the cam affiliate programs comparison. For the wider choice of networks, start with the Adult CPA Networks guide, and for getting the money out, the payments guide.
FAQ
Can MFC models earn from referrals?
Yes. MFC’s affiliate page has a model referral program: a flat fee for each new model you refer and a 20% bonus on premium members you bring in, with personal links and safe-for-work landing pages for social media. The page doesn’t give the flat fee amount.
Do I keep earning on users I referred before 2016?
According to CrakRevenue’s February 2016 email, yes: spenders referred before the shutdown kept earning the agreed revshare, and rebills kept crediting to Crak accounts. The email is quoted in full in my 2016 post.
Update log
- 7 July 2026: confirmed that CrakRevenue’s MFC offer is live at 18% lifetime revshare.
- 29 September 2026: folded my news post on the revshare’s return and my MyFreeCams vs Chaturbate comparison into this review (their old addresses redirect here). Fixed the history (the revshare came back in November 2017 at 20%), added MyFreeCams’ own affiliate program with its tiers (20%, 25%, 30%+), a direct-vs-Crak table and the FAQ, and removed my earlier claim that MFC has no program of its own.
Where the facts in this review come from: methodology.