Twitch vs OnlyFans

[EurorgazmMagazine]

I thought this article might be interesting for cross-promotion between mainstream and adult. ASMR is only one trend to mention here:

https://www.eurorgazm-magazine.com/creator-platforms/twitch/twitch-vs-onlyfans-exploring-synergies/

[owenrules]

I see it's been a while since this was discussed, but I’m curious—do you think the way these platforms shape content creation has changed in the past year? With Twitch cracking down on certain streams and OnlyFans updating its policies, it feels like both are evolving. Has anyone noticed new trends or major shifts in how creators are using them to grow their audience or income?

[RobySul]

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Edited March 31 by RobySul

[kinkyactions]

Interesting, I have started seeing a lot of AI models appearing on twitch too. Not sure if AI girlfriends and such are against their policies?

[Waynfowle]

I’ve been on both platforms for a while, and I think the biggest difference is how the content is framed and the way viewers interact. Some friends who used Twitch switched since they felt more in control on OnlyFans. I’ve seen people even share things like cosplay or phim sеx hentai content there, which has its own crowd and does pretty well depending on how engaged your audience is.

Edited Tuesday at 01:24 PM by Waynfowle