JustCollabs

What JustCollabs is

JustCollabs is a professional network for adult content creators, built for finding collaborators and planning travel. It does not pay creators and it is not a fan platform. It is a directory and request inbox for people who shoot together: performers, producers and directors, photographers, videographers, editors, styling and makeup, social media and PR, accounting and finance, and legal. The home page claims "2.5K+ Creators" and "965+ Cities", which are the site's own figures. Joining is free for early adopters who get verified during the launch period, and the site says they "will never pay" and keep premium access forever. The pages are in English. The terms name the operator as Pivot Core LLC, doing business as JustCollabs, with a company address in Sheridan, Wyoming, and the footer describes it as a network for 18+ adult content creators.

How earning works here

JustCollabs does not sell content or take a share of sales. It helps a creator find other people to work with, and any income comes from the content or services that result. For a performer, that can be a scene shot with another creator. For a photographer, videographer or editor, it is a way to be found by performers who need crew. The roles listed on the home page show the intent: crew and business professionals sit in the same network as performers.

4 features are described on the home page.

• Find People. The site says "no more guessing" and lets you view verified professionals in any city. It shows who lives there and who is just visiting for a few days. Profiles show a handle and a follower count.
• Plan Travels. A creator who is traveling for content can post dates and a city, so that the local community knows they are coming. The example on the page shows a trip from one city to another and a list of creators in the destination city during those dates. The idea, in the site's words, is to "fill your schedule before you even land".
• Manage Requests. Each member gets a link that other creators use to send a direct collab request. Requests land in "one dashboard for all your messages", with chat, and an option to ignore a request. The page's pitch is "no more messy DMs".
• Verification. A team "manually reviews each application". The site says this keeps the network "professional and bot-free".

The site also publishes a blog aimed at working adult creators, with guides on which websites adult creators use and on alternatives to the big fan platforms. Those articles describe other companies and their terms, not JustCollabs, so they are background reading rather than part of the service.

The terms set out how members are expected to behave toward each other. Verified users may exchange professional contact information with other verified users to arrange lawful collaborations, provided both agree, while asking for or handing out personal or financial details is otherwise banned. Soliciting users for unsanctioned commercial ventures is prohibited, as is impersonating anyone. Lawful adult content shared between verified, consenting adults is expressly permitted, and consensual BDSM between verified adults is allowed when it is clearly presented as consensual and every participant has given documented consent.

Money and rules

JustCollabs charges nothing during the launch period for verified early adopters. The home page Q&A says they "will never pay" and "keep premium access forever", and the counter beneath it reads "15 free spots still remaining". The site does not publish what membership will cost once those spots are gone. Because the service does not pay members, it has no payout schedule or threshold.

Verification rules are the main requirement. Anyone who wants to join must be an adult content creator or professional with an active presence on X, Bluesky, OnlyFans or other platforms. "Performers need an X or Bluesky account with at least 100 combined followers before applying; other roles have no follower minimum." Applications are reviewed by hand. The terms describe verification as a way to confirm identity and authenticate a profile: verified accounts get a badge and more visibility, may have to re-verify periodically, and lose status for breaking the rules. The terms also say the platform does not run criminal background screenings and does not verify the information users provide.

The age rule is firm. The platform is offered to people who are 18 or older and have reached the age of majority where they live, and the terms say age verification mechanisms are applied at registration. Users who upload, embed or link to sexually explicit content are solely responsible for 18 U.S.C. § 2257 record-keeping, and must obtain and keep written consent from everyone depicted.

The terms also set a zero-tolerance list of prohibited content, including anything involving minors, age-play, incest, non-consensual sex, bestiality, revenge porn and non-consensual deepfakes of real people. On a report of child sexual abuse material, the terms commit to suspending the reported account within 1 hour pending investigation and reporting confirmed cases to NCMEC and law enforcement within 24 hours. Conduct off the platform, such as criminal activity, can also lead to suspension. On prostitution and trafficking, they say JustCollabs will investigate reports and "terminate the account of any person engaging in any prostitution or sex trafficking", report suspected cases to law enforcement and cooperate with investigations. They also say JustCollabs is not responsible for how members use the platform or for the actions of other members they contact. Opening an account needs a valid email address, a username and a password, and the terms say usernames must not be offensive or infringe a trademark. Disputes go to binding arbitration administered online by Arbitration Resolution Services.

Who it suits and who it does not

The network suits creators who shoot with others, especially people who travel for content and want local collaborators arranged ahead of a trip. A photographer or videographer who wants to be found by performers, or an editor or a producer looking for a roster, fits the way the home page lists roles. Crew members face no follower minimum, which makes it easier for them to join than performers.

It is less useful for a creator who works alone and has no need for partners, or for someone who wants a tool that directly brings in subscribers, because JustCollabs does not sell traffic to a fan page. A performer with fewer than 100 combined followers on X or Bluesky is not eligible to apply under the stated rule. The service is new, and its own numbers are marketing claims. Real value depends on how many verified members are active in a given city. The free founding offer is the only price the site states.