How much would you pay for this?

Let's say there was a channel with a monthly or yearly subscription.
This channel focused on every type of tickling imaginable.

MF FF FM MM *M *F ETC.

Something for Every taste. Production Quality, and Amateur, bondage and freestyle, etc.

With a focus on good quality tickle laughter.

How much would you pay for something like that?

Depends on if there's anything on the kinkier side, like BDSM/humiliation/exhibitionism. I think a lot of tickling content is a little tame IMO.

Teenticklehell said:

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lol

You've fallen into the naive producer's trap. You've made the logical jump from all of the people complaining "this doesn't exist" (really? are you sure?) to "if I provide it, people will pay."

What actually happens, though, is you produce all of this material and then people don't buy it, and when you ask them why, they say it's not actually what they asked for... and there's no way you can prove them wrong because what they asked for is completely subjective.

Like I said last time... what is "good quality"? Can you provide a checklist that everyone, or even the majority will agree on? I'll bet you can't. Do you *really* think *no one* is providing quality material? Not even the top studios that have the gear, the connections, and the models to pull it off, and that they're *all* just lazy morons? Do you *seriously* think your idea is even *remotely* original?

"Hey guys, I know! I'll make a web site with good content! Surely I will be the first and only one doing so!"

I predict this thread will be full of people going "I'll pay if it's good". And then for some reason, it won't be good. Funny how that works. Surely it's just a coincidence.

On a more concrete note, I follow an OnlyFans model who's literally in the top 1% of content creators on that site. She literally just takes pictures of herself naked in the shower and she's scraping the ceiling in terms of how high her ratings can go. She charges ten bucks a month. You really think you can top that, with the amount of expenses it's going to take to generate all of the content you expect to? From a community that would rather wait for someone to pirate your entire catalog so they can get it on PornHub?

Honestly, anyone trying to start a studio in this climate and thinks they'll make anything more than beer money is fucked in the head.

On a more concrete note, I follow an OnlyFans model who's literally in the top 1% of content creators on that site. She literally just takes pictures of herself naked in the shower and she's scraping the ceiling in terms of how high her ratings can go. She charges ten bucks a month.

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Shit, I need to get in on that lmfao

Worry about your abilities as a producer before trying to set up the business model. That other guy isn't necessarily wrong that most people who say they're going to buy never actually will, but you're getting away ahead of yourself trying to think of the most appealing customer service before you've even shot video or hired a model.

I know you posted as a hypothetical and haven't explicitly said you intend to actually do this, but there's a pattern with a lot of would-be producers and it seems like "concentrate on making a product and emphasizing what you're good at" is way at the bottom of the list. If even on it.

The OP seems to be taken a beaten from this question as if it's something they intend to do and perhaps it's just a hypothetical questions.

I see a lot of antagonistic responses popping up throughout this forum. It's really discomforting.

In answer to the question - I possibly wouldn't pay for that. I feel like I would be paying for access to view things that would generally not interest me or meet my specific preferences, when I could find a similar things for free elsewhere. For example - yes I prefer M/F - but it's such a general descriptor, and if I'm paying for something then I would want to know for sure I would like it. "Good quality" is also a general descriptor because it can mean something different from one person to the next. Often people confuse "quality" with "preference" as well. - You can have a quality macaroni and cheese, but if you prefer to eat a Pizza then it doesn't matter.

Someone mentioned above that you will need to define what *good quality* is - you don't have to do this - but if indeed you are considering a business venture, then it is a topic you will need to explore. Anything you can't define/understand off the top of your head, you can research and learn about. No one starts a business with all the knowledge under their belt, and I think asking questions to the community is a good place to start.

If you are just curious what people are paying for these days - then I'll tell you that I don't pay for anything. I would pay for someone to create something specific for me, if I couldn't find it anywhere else, and it was something I really really really desired. But personally, I'm very picky ^_^

Oh, it's just hypotheticals. I don't want to do any of this right now any way.