Methodology
How We Calculate Everything on RelaxxxTime
RelaxxxTime aggregates publicly available data from multiple cam platforms. This page explains, in plain English, exactly how each number and label on the site is produced — so you know what's a hard fact, what's an estimate, and how it's calculated.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you know a model is "online" right now?
We poll each platform's own public listing/API roughly every 5 minutes and record whether a profile is showing as live. There's no manual checking involved — status can lag the real world by up to a few minutes, and a model can go offline (or into a private/paid show) between our checks.
How is the "Earnings Estimate" calculated?
It's illustrative only, not a real payout figure. We take a model's current public viewer count, pick a per-viewer hourly rate from a tier table (lower rate for very large audiences, since a bigger crowd converts to tips less efficiently), then multiply by however many hours she was online in the last 7 days and project that week ×4 for a monthly figure. It ignores tips, private shows, the platform's cut, and overlap between viewers across sessions — actual earnings can differ significantly in either direction.
How is "Usually online at X" (best time to watch) worked out?
We look at a model's last 30 days of tracked online sessions, bucket the total online time by hour-of-day (UTC), and find the 3-hour window that contains the largest concentrated share of that time. We only show it when there's enough tracked history and the pattern is clearly concentrated — if she's online at random times throughout the day, we don't show a guess at all.
How is the online "streak" counted?
It counts consecutive days (going backwards from today) where a model had any tracked online time at all, based on the same 30-day session history used for the activity calendar. One busy hour counts the same as an all-day shift for this purpose — it measures consistency, not total hours.
Where do country, language, age and tag data come from?
Directly from each platform's own public profile fields — the same information anyone can see on the model's page on the official site. We don't independently verify any of it, so treat it the same way you would on the source platform itself.
Is RelaxxxTime affiliated with Stripchat, Chaturbate, or the other platforms?
No. RelaxxxTime is an independent directory/affiliate site — we aggregate publicly available information across multiple cam platforms and link out to each model's room on the official site. We don't host any video ourselves; every player embeds the platform's own official stream.
Do you track visitors or require an account?
No account is needed to use the site. "Recently Viewed" and "Favorites" are stored only in your own browser (localStorage) — we never see that list. The only server-side account data we keep is for people who explicitly opt in to Telegram "online" alerts, stored separately from the main site data and used solely to send those notifications.
Earnings Estimate — Rate Table
For Stripchat, Chaturbate, BongaCams, CamSoda and Cam4 profiles, we pick one row below
based on the model's current public viewer count, then multiply
viewers × rate × hours online across her last 7 tracked days, and project
that ×4 for a monthly figure.
| Current viewers | Rate / viewer / hour | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Under 50 viewers | $0.35 | High-value interactions, highly engaged audience |
| 50–100 viewers | $0.3 | Small, highly engaged audience |
| 100–500 viewers | $0.2 | Growing audience, strong tip rate |
| 500–2,000 viewers | $0.1 | Medium audience, moderate conversion |
| 2,000–5,000 viewers | $0.04 | Large audience, diluted engagement |
| 5,000–15,000 viewers | $0.023 | Very large audience, mostly passive viewers |
| 15,000–25,000 viewers | $0.014 | Super large audience, mostly passive viewers |
| Over 25,000 viewers | $0.009 | Mind-boggling audience, mostly passive viewers |
⚠️ This is a rough illustrative projection, not a claim about real income. It ignores tips, private/paid shows, the platform's revenue share, and overlap between viewers across different sessions — actual earnings can be very different in either direction.