How Do Ticket and Group Shows Work on Stripchat?

A Group show is a private show that several users watch together, each paying by the minute. A Ticket show works like a Group show, but you pay one fixed price for the whole show instead of a per-minute rate. Sources: What is a Group show? and What is Stripchat Ticket show?

• Announced show: the announcement appears under the model's broadcast window, next to the Send Tip button. Click the Group show button and then "Reserve your Slot for Free". Tokens are charged only from the moment the show starts.
• Show in progress: the broadcast window shows that a Group show is running. Click Join to enter.

Source: What is a Group show?

The model sets a price per minute for each viewer. Stripchat says Group show prices are generally lower than those of traditional private shows, because several users contribute at the same time. Sources: How to start a Group Show and What is a Group show?

To see what tokens cost in money, use our token price comparison. One-on-one shows are covered in how private shows work.

• Everyone can see the group chat, but only participants can write in it.
• You can enter and leave the show at any time.
• There is no limit on the number of participants.
• The model's profile picture changes every few minutes during the show, so users outside can see what is happening before they decide to join.
• The model can cancel an announced show or stop a running one at any time. You only start to pay once the show has started.

Source: What is a Group show?

Ticket shows are usually announced in advance. The announcement sits under the broadcast window next to the Send Tip button. Click the Ticket Show button and pay the set price to book your spot. If the show has already started, use the Join Now button in the broadcast window and pay the price there.

A ticket costs between 8 and 1,000 tokens, depending on the model, and covers the entire show. Source: What is Stripchat Ticket show?

• Start your broadcast and click the Ticket/Group Show button below your broadcast window.
• Choose Group Show and set a price per minute per viewer.
• Write a description that tells people what the show is about.
• Start the show at once, or announce it to start in 5, 10 or 15 minutes.

With a delayed start, the number of viewers who reserved a slot is shown under your broadcast window. Once the show runs, your regular user list shows the viewers who joined. Users who are in the room but have not joined are not displayed. Source: How to start a Group Show

Use the same Ticket/Group Show button, choose Ticket Show and set a ticket price between 8 and 1,000 tokens for the entire show. Add a description, then start instantly or with a delay of 5, 10 or 15 minutes. If you choose a delay, you can see how many viewers have paid for a ticket. Source: How to start a Ticket show?

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