What caught our attention about Camsoda is how it feels less like a traditional cam site and more like a social platform with a sexy twist. The layout is fresh, colorful, and inviting, which is important to us because we’re both creative people who love to express ourselves. We’ve seen couples on Camsoda really lean into their personalities and make their shows unique, and that’s exactly what we want to do. The idea of turning something we already enjoy (our connection and playfulness) into a way to earn money and connect with others is exciting. I mean, why should we work crummy jobs when we could be home eating each other out and raking in more cash then our day jobs would ever pay us?

Another big draw are the interactive features. Camsoda seems like it’s all about engagement, from tipping games to interactive toys that fans can control. For us, this feels like a fun way to bring viewers into our world without it feeling forced or overly serious. We want our shows to feel like an extension of who we are: fun, flirty, and genuinely connected. The ability to have fans interact with us in real-time makes it feel less like a performance and more like a shared experience.

Have you heard of OnlyFans? Well Camsoda launched FanSoda a few years ago and it’s just as good. Their performers can go on webcam and also post fan content for subscribers. It also allows customers to interact with the models even when they aren’t online. This is super dope in the case of the big name influencers and porn stars. 

We also love that Camsoda seems supportive of gay and duo performers and offers space for couples like us. It’s reassuring to see that the platform is welcoming and inclusive because we want to feel like we’re part of a community, not just performers on the outskirts. We’ve watched other lesbian couples stream on the site, and they’ve inspired us to take the leap. It’s comforting to know there’s an audience out there that values authenticity and enjoys watching two people who are genuinely in love.