Card · 5 tiers · priced in USD · cheapest at 80,000 coins · checked 2026-09-13
PayPal · 5 tiers · priced in USD · cheapest at 80,000 coins · checked 2026-09-13
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Every Amateur.TV top-up tier is priced per coin on the package comparison.
Amateur.TV sells coins, and nobody has established what one of them buys. Until
somebody does, its recorded top-up prices can be compared against each other and
against nothing else.
Amateur.TV is a Spanish and southern-European site with a genuine amateur roster. It is also one of the platforms in this directory I can tell you least about, so this page is short.
Five top-up tiers, the cheapest at $2.99 on a card, and the ladder mostly discounts as it goes: the biggest pack is 36% cheaper per coin than the smallest, though the 20,000 tier costs more per coin than the 10,000 below it. PayPal is dearer on every tier. They are in the table above, and the 10,000-coin price this page’s data used to carry is on the corrections page.
What is missing is the thing that would make any of it usable: Amateur.TV does
not publish what one of its coins buys. Without
that, the tiers can be compared against each other and against nothing else. I
cannot tell you what a minute costs here, and I cannot put this platform in the
minutes calculator or rank it against anything on price.
The ladder itself is no longer in doubt. Until September 2026 this page carried
five tiers from a single third-party import, and the same five had sat on 
Xcams’
file too, which read like two sources agreeing and was one import landing on two
files. I opened Amateur.TV’s own purchase page with an account on 2 September
2026 and again on 13 September, and the ladder above is what it sells: coins,
priced in dollars, on a card rail and a dearer PayPal one. The imported tiers
described no platform on this site, and they are on
the corrections page with the rest.
The amateur framing is real rather than a marketing category. The performers are mostly not full-time professionals with production setups, the rooms look like rooms, and Spanish is the working language of the site even though the interface translates.
Free chat exists, and on the platform’s own word: its front page promises free live shows “without registration” and renders its room grid to a visitor who is not logged in, read on 2 September 2026. With the ladder, that is what I can state without a caveat. What a coin buys once you go private is still the missing half.
What a coin buys, which blocks the rest. The billing model, and who sets the private rate: the private tiers have names, which reads like a house rate card, and nothing read so far says whether a performer can price their own room inside them. So no private rate is published here at all.
The founding year came from the same registry as the tiers, and records the operating company rather than the site.
I rate it 7.0, and that score was formed before any of the pricing landed. It reflects the roster and the amateur focus, not the value, because I cannot compute the value. The checkout has been opened since; the score gets looked at again once a private rate can be published beside the ladder.
Spanish-speaking amateur performers specifically, and a willingness to buy without knowing what a unit is worth. A narrow group, and I am not going to pretend otherwise.
Skip it if you are comparing on price, because nothing on this site can help you here. Stripchat has one of the nineteen ladders here I have read off the platform’s own logged-in checkout, and Chaturbate publishes three card tiers a reader can check.
Amateur.TV's package tiers are priced per coin on the package comparison page. Its per-minute rate is not verified yet, so here is what is still missing.
