Creator & Findom Glossary
Short, plain-English definitions of the words adult creators, findoms and fans use — from tributes and paypigs to chargebacks and KYC.
Findom & femdom
DommeDomme is the common spelling for a female dominant: the woman who leads and sets the rules in a consensual BDSM, femdom or findom dynamic between adults.FemdomFemdom, short for female domination, describes consensual BDSM dynamics and content in which a woman takes the dominant role and her adult partner or audience takes the submissive one.FindomFindom, short for financial domination, is a consensual online dynamic between adults in which a dominant person receives money or gifts from a submissive who enjoys giving it.Findom tasksFindom tasks are small, consensual instructions a dominant creator gives a submissive fan to complete, such as a written exercise, habit or check-in, often with proof submitted for approval.FindommeA findomme is a woman who practises financial domination, receiving tributes, gifts or paid attention from consenting adult submissives who enjoy giving to her within agreed limits.GoddessGoddess is an honorific title many dommes and findommes use for their online persona, and that consenting submissives use to address them as part of a worship or power-exchange dynamic.PaypigA paypig is a consenting adult submissive in a findom dynamic who enjoys sending money, tributes or gifts to a dominant creator, with the giving itself being the source of satisfaction.SendIn findom slang, a send is a single payment or tribute a submissive transfers to a dominant creator, and 'sending' describes the act of giving money within the dynamic.SubA sub, short for submissive, is the adult who consensually takes the yielding role in a BDSM, femdom or findom dynamic, following rules or requests set by a dominant partner.TributeA tribute is a voluntary payment a fan sends directly to a creator as a gift or gesture of appreciation, most commonly associated with findom and femdom, with no product required in return.
Payments & fees
Cash giftA cash gift is money a fan sends through a creator's wishlist or gift page instead of buying a physical item, letting the creator choose how to use it.ChargebackA chargeback is when a card payment is forcibly reversed by the buyer's bank after a dispute, pulling the money back from the seller, often weeks after the sale was completed.Crypto paymentsCrypto payments let fans pay creators using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum or USDT, which settle without card networks and cannot be reversed through a chargeback once confirmed.Payout thresholdA payout threshold is the minimum balance a creator must earn before a platform will pay out, typically combined with a fixed payout schedule and sometimes a holding period for new earnings.Revenue shareRevenue share is the percentage of each sale a creator platform pays to the creator, with the platform keeping the rest; for example, keeping 80% means the platform takes a 20% cut.Service feeA service fee is a charge added to a fan's payment by the platform, separate from the creator's price, so the creator's earnings are not reduced by the full cost of running the platform.StablecoinA stablecoin is a cryptocurrency designed to hold a steady value, usually pegged one-to-one to a currency such as the US dollar, so its price does not swing like Bitcoin's.Tip menuA tip menu is a creator's published list of fixed-price tips, each linked to a specific reaction, shout-out or small action, so fans know exactly what each amount gets them.USDTUSDT, also called Tether, is a widely used stablecoin designed to stay worth about one US dollar, making it a popular choice for paying and receiving crypto without price swings.
Content & selling
Clip storeA clip store is a creator's catalogue of individually priced videos, photos or audio files that fans buy one at a time, rather than paying a monthly subscription for access to everything.Counter-offerA counter-offer is when a creator responds to a fan's custom request with a different price or scope instead of accepting or declining it outright, leaving the fan to accept or decline.Custom contentCustom content is a photo, video or audio piece a creator makes to a specific fan's brief, priced individually and delivered privately to that fan once it is complete.Custom menuA custom menu is a creator's published list of custom content options, each with a base price, optional add-ons, limits and turnaround time, so fans can request work without lengthy negotiation.Gift feedA gift feed is a public, real-time stream showing tributes, gifts and purchases fans make to creators, giving senders recognition while letting anyone who wants privacy send anonymously.Live stream tippingLive stream tipping is when viewers send money to a creator during a broadcast, often towards a visible tip goal, with on-screen alerts that let the creator react in real time.Mass DMA mass DM is a single message a creator sends to many fans at once, commonly used to announce new content, promote an offer or send a pay-per-view item.Paid sessionsPaid sessions are scheduled one-to-one online interactions, such as a video call, voice call or text chat, that a fan books and pays for in advance at a creator's set price.Pay-per-messagePay-per-message is a chat model where fans pay a set price for each message they send a creator, so creators are paid for their time rather than answering unpaid DMs.PPV (pay-per-view)PPV, or pay-per-view, is content a fan unlocks with a one-off payment, typically a photo, video or audio file sent in a message or listed in a creator's store.WishlistA creator wishlist is a public list of items and cash gifts that fans can buy for a creator, letting supporters send real gifts without the creator sharing their home address.
Safety & compliance
2257 records2257 records are age and identity records for everyone appearing in sexually explicit content, named after the US federal record-keeping law, 18 U.S.C. section 2257, that requires them.Age verificationAge verification is a check that confirms a user is an adult before they can view or create adult content, usually through an ID document scan and facial matching rather than a simple tick-box.Content moderationContent moderation is how a platform checks uploads, messages and streams against its rules, combining automated scanning with human review to remove illegal or prohibited material.KYC (Know Your Customer)KYC, or Know Your Customer, is the identity verification process platforms use to confirm a person is who they say they are, typically by checking a government ID and a live selfie.NCIINCII stands for non-consensual intimate imagery: private sexual images or videos shared without the consent of the person shown, including AI-generated or manipulated fakes.
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