Privacy review
Updated September 28, 2026 · BackstageCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Privacy suits adult creators in Brazil who want subscriptions, direct messages and livestreams in one place, and who want a low floor before a payout. The share of 80% is the trade-off to weigh, since feetify, feetpics and graphy each pass on 100%.
Key facts
- Best for
- Brazilian adult creators who sell subscriptions and want a low payout floor.
- Creator share
- 80%↗
- Payout schedule
- Credit card revenue withdrawable within 15 calendar days of payment approval; PIX balance released as soon as R$ 30.00 accumulates; 1 free withdrawal per day, further same-day withdrawals cost R$ 3.50; first withdrawal validated within 24 business hours.↗
- Minimum payout
- R$30↗
- Content policy
- 18+ only. Adult content permitted for verified adults; explicit images not allowed in profile and cover photos or bios; explicit sexual relations not allowed in Lives; content involving minors, non-consensual or coercive content, CSAM, zoophilia, weapons or drugs and off-platform solicitation banned. AI-generated content allowed if clearly disclosed in the profile bio and content descriptions.↗
- Payout methods
- PIX, Bank account transfer in creator's own name (CPF or CNPJ)↗
- Features
- PPV, DMS, Livestream, Tiers↗
- ID verification
- CPF and date of birth required for access to certain profiles and features; identity document and selfie required for people appearing in content; two-step authentication available; withdrawal only to same-name account.↗
- Platform type
- Subscription↗
- Legal entity
- ORANGE SEA CORP (private legal entity registered under No. 2121942 in the British Virgin Islands, owner of the Privacy platform)↗
- Headquarters
- Virgin Islands, British↗
- Founded
- 2020↗
- Support channels
- Email, Help-centre↗
- Pricing model
- Revenue share
- Official website
- privacy.com.br
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 2 sources
Apps and profiles
Pros and cons
Pros
- One platform covers ppv, dms and livestream, so subscriptions, direct messages, paid messages and livestreams all sit in the same place for a Brazilian audience.
- The payout floor of BRL 30 ranks 2 of 34 brands the site tracks, so a small balance is enough to reach a first payout.
- A share of 80% matches the site median of 80% and sits above the site floor of 50%.
- Verification is layered: a tax number and a date of birth open some profiles and features, identity document and selfie checks cover people in content, and an extra authentication step is available.
- Support runs on email and help centre, and a help centre appears on 54.2% of the brands the site tracks, so written answers are a normal route.
Cons
- A share of 80% sits below 100% at feetify, 100% at feetpics and 100% at graphy, so each of them keeps a smaller cut of what you earn.
- Credit card revenue becomes withdrawable within a set period of calendar days after a payment is approved, while a PIX balance can be released as soon as BRL 30 sits in the account, so the two balances run on different clocks.
- A share of 80% places the brand at position 22 of 41 brands, and the site maximum of 100% shows a larger share is available elsewhere on the site.
- Support runs on email and help centre only, and a help centre appears on 54.2% of the brands tracked, so live chat and phone lines sit outside the offer.
Who it suits
- Adult creators based in Brazil who can receive money through PIX or a bank account in their own name
- Creators who want subscriptions, paid direct messages and livestreams on one subscription platform
- Fans and creators who want an adults-only service that asks for identity checks before it opens some profiles
Who should look elsewhere
- Creators who want the whole revenue share, since feetify, feetpics and graphy each hand over 100% to their creators
- Anyone who needs same-day access to card revenue, because those balances open within a set period of calendar days after approval
- Creators who want live chat or phone support, as Privacy runs on email and help centre
Content rules
Privacy is an adults-only platform, and the policy is written for verified adults rather than a general audience. Adult content is permitted for verified adults, with limits on where it can appear. Explicit images are kept out of profile photos, cover photos and bios, and explicit sexual relations are kept out of livestreams. The banned list is long and specific: content involving minors, anything non-consensual or coercive, child sexual abuse material, zoophilia, weapons or drugs, and any attempt to move a conversation or a sale off the platform. That label sits with the creator, so a note in the bio and a note on each post keep the same rule satisfied. Verification is tied to the policy. A tax number and a date of birth open certain profiles and features, and anyone who appears in content needs an identity document and a selfie. An extra authentication step is available, and withdrawals can go to an account in the same name as the holder, which is the check that keeps a payout from landing with someone else.
How it compares on our data
On creator share, Privacy sits at position 22 of 41 brands the site tracks, so the split is somewhere in the middle of the field rather than at either end of it. The site median on this measure is 80%, the lower quartile is 80% and the upper quartile reaches 90%. The highest split recorded on the site is 100% and the lowest is 50%, so a wide group of brands keeps a larger cut of creator revenue. Minimum payout is where Privacy stands out. It ranks 2 of 34 brands on that measure. The site median is €43.85, the lower quartile is €17.54 and the highest floor on the site reaches €263.09, so the distance between the lowest and highest floors is wide. Within the fan-platform group the median floor is €43.85, which still puts Privacy below the middle of its own category. Put the two together and the shape of the offer is easy to read: the split is average for the site, and the floor is low for the site, so steady earners clear it quickly.
The company behind it
Privacy is run by ORANGE SEA CORP, a private legal entity registered in the British Virgin Islands and named in the terms as the owner of the Privacy platform. The registered headquarters country is VG, and the company was founded in 2020. A registration like this is a common structure for platforms that hold funds and serve more than one market, and it means the contracting party sits outside Brazil even though the payout rails are Brazilian. Support comes through email and help centre, which covers email and a help centre. The site lists email on 80.4% of the brands it tracks and a help centre on 54.2%, so both routes on offer here are common ones, while chat at 28.7% and phone at 37.1% are the scarcer ways to reach a person. Within the fan-platform group the help centre is more widespread still, at 84.3%, and phone reaches 12%. The payout setup matches the structure. Withdrawals run through PIX and a bank account transfer in the creator's own name, keyed to a tax number or a company registration, and the same-name rule is the practical link between the entity, the account and the money.
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Where Privacy is available
- Available
- Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, United Kingdom
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What share of earnings do creators keep on Privacy?+
Creators receive 80% of what they generate, which matches the site median of 80%. For comparison, feetify, feetpics and graphy each offer 100% to their creators, which places Privacy at position 22 of 41 brands the site tracks.
What is the minimum payout, and how soon can I reach it?+
The minimum payout is BRL 30, and a PIX balance is released as soon as that amount accumulates, so a small balance can be cashed out. A first withdrawal is checked within a short business-hours window. Credit card revenue runs on a longer clock, becoming withdrawable within a set period of calendar days after a payment is approved.
Which payout methods work, and where can the money go?+
Payouts run through PIX and bank account transfer in creator's own name (CPF or CNPJ), which covers PIX and a bank account transfer in the creator's own name, keyed to a tax number or a company registration. Withdrawals go to an account in the same name as the holder, so a payout cannot be directed to somebody else's bank details.
Does Privacy allow adult content, and what is banned?+
Adult content is permitted for verified adults, with limits on placement. Explicit images are kept out of profile photos, cover photos and bios, and explicit sexual relations are kept out of livestreams. Content involving minors, anything non-consensual or coercive, child sexual abuse material, zoophilia, weapons or drugs and off-platform solicitation are banned outright.
Is there a charge for taking money out more than once in a day?+
The terms set aside a withdrawal each day at no extra charge, and further withdrawals on the same day carry a flat fee stated in the same schedule. That fee sits apart from the floor of BRL 30, so creators who cash out repeatedly should weigh the two together before choosing a rhythm.
What identity checks do I have to pass?+
A tax number and a date of birth are required for access to certain profiles and features, so verification is part of using the platform rather than an optional extra. Anyone appearing in content needs an identity document and a selfie, and an extra authentication step is available. The same-name rule also applies to PIX and bank account transfer in creator's own name (CPF or CNPJ) payouts.
What kinds of accounts and features are on offer?+
Privacy runs as a subscription platform, so recurring tiered income is the core model rather than one-off clip sales. Listed features include ppv, dms and livestream, which covers pay per view, direct messages, livestream and subscription tiers. The site tracks subscription platforms on 89.5% of the brands it lists, so this sits in the majority group.
Who runs Privacy, and where is it registered?+
The platform is owned by ORANGE SEA CORP, a private legal entity registered in the British Virgin Islands, and the terms name it as the owner of Privacy. The registered headquarters country is VG and the company was founded in 2020. Payouts run through PIX and Brazilian bank accounts, so the entity sits offshore while the payment rails are local.
How do I get help if something goes wrong?+
Support runs through email and help centre, meaning email and a help centre. Email is the most common support route on the site, appearing on 80.4% of the brands tracked, and a help centre appears on 54.2%. Live chat, at 28.7%, and phone, at 37.1%, are the scarcer routes, and both sit outside the Privacy offer.
Sources
- privacy.com.br/about checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Creator share, Founded
“You keep 80%, no surprises, no hidden fees.”
- privacy.com.br/termos checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Content policy, Features, Headquarters, ID verification, Legal entity, Pricing model, Payout methods, Minimum payout, Payout schedule, Platform type, Support channels
“If the Influencer/Creator uses AI (Artificial Intelligence) in the generation of their content, must clearly indicate the following information in the profile bio”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Privacy
Brazilian adult creators who sell subscriptions and want a low payout floor.