A tip menu is the performer’s price list for the public room. It tells you what a tip buys, and it is the clearest signal of what a show will and will not include.
Where to find it
Usually in the room’s bio panel, pinned in chat, or posted by a bot every few minutes. On Chaturbate and Stripchat it is often a pinned message. On MyFreeCams performers commonly list it in their profile.
How to read it
- Small items: a greeting, a pose, a song request. Cheap ways to say hi.
- Mid items: a specific action for a short time.
- Toy items: tip levels mapped to toy vibration length. See tip-activated toys.
- Goals: a room-wide target that unlocks a bigger moment.
- Private or extras: some menus list a price for a private, photos or a custom.
What the menu tells you about the show
A long, detailed menu means a performer who runs a structured public show. A short menu and a high private rate means someone who mostly works privates. Neither is better; they suit different viewers. Our public vs private guide explains the trade-off.
Convert to real money
Menus are priced in tokens. Before you tip, know what a token costs you on that site. It varies with pack size and promos. Tokens vs credits shows how to do the sum quickly.
Respect the menu
If something is not on the menu, it is usually not on offer. Asking is fine, politely. Pushing is not. Our tipping etiquette guide covers the unwritten rules.