CamsLe Launches Live Cam Membership Site Using ClickCastX CMS Platform

Nov 14, 2019 12:43 PM PST

LOS ANGELES — Amsterdam-based CamsLe has launched its live cam membership site powered by the ClickCastX CMS platform.

“CamLe has gone live with over 80,000 models and will dominate the cam world with all the new features available from the 5.0 version of ClickCastX,” said company CEO Claude. “We have worked hard for months to get this version going and happy to announce this new partnership which we know will last a long time.”

Claude said the new site offers fans memberships, group and private chat, along with tipping and more, while “[bridging] the gap between mainstream and the adult world in a new and exciting way to take advantage of traffic sources not available before.”

Demos of ClickCastX and its mobile WebRTC livestreaming feature that requires no mobile app are available.

For more information, visit clickcastx.com.

Fans can see the new site at camsle.com.

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