WhaleHunter.cash

What the vendor is

WhaleHunter.cash is the partner program of SkyPrivate, a live cam service whose models, in the FAQ's words, offer pay-per-minute shows on Teams, Discord, Telegram and SkyPrivate's own app. The home page files the product under "Adult Livecams". The terms name PPM Internet Inc., a company incorporated in Belize with a Barrack Road address, as the operator of the platform. For a site operator the program offers a white-label tool that puts a branded SkyPrivate cam site on the operator's own domain, plus JSON and RSS feeds of live models and embeddable widgets for an existing site. The FAQ says a partner does not need a site at all, but it points the member offer at partners with "a platform and content that attracts members", and its white-label section is written for affiliates who want to own a cam site without building one from scratch.

What the vendor sells a site operator

The white-label tool is the main operator product. The FAQ describes it as a way to "build a website under your brand or company name in just a few minutes", a site that looks like SkyPrivate but is customized to the partner's needs. It needs no code and no hosting, every site using the nameserver setup gets a free SSL certificate, and the FAQ calls the build SEO ready, so the operator can start building links and organic traffic at once. The operator needs its own domain, registered with any registrar.

Setup runs in two steps. First the operator picks a site title, enters the domain, chooses whether the site answers on the www or non-www address, and is given nameservers to point the domain at. Then it swaps in those nameservers, writes a homepage title and subtitle, optionally personalizes the content by type of cams, categories, tags and design, uploads a logo in two sizes (267x41 px for desktop and 212x164 px for mobile) and sets colors and fonts. The setup does not support subdomains, but the FAQ says the team can apply manual workarounds on request. A December 2020 news item says an update gave every white-label site DNS option settings.

The promo tools are the second product, aimed at an operator who keeps its own site. The FAQ lists an RSS feed of all live models that can be imported into WordPress widgets, and JSON feeds that carry the full live model data, with separate feeds for models doing Discord shows, all SkyPrivate models online and offline, and models online now. A live models carousel shows several models in a slider, a live video widget previews a model who is ready for calls, and a live chat head pops up a model's stream when a visitor clicks it; each is configured in the account (number of models, category, button text, size, position) and embedded with a script. Static and animated banners come in many sizes, a link builder creates links to specific pages, deep links serve social profiles, and the home page adds an API and prelanders. One account can run several sites.

The money is a revenue share. In October 2026 the FAQ's member offer pays "20% lifetime revenue share from each dollar that the members brought by you spend on calls, prepaids, tips, store purchase", and the home page lists lifetime revshare, pay per lead, pay per sale and hybrid payout models. A second offer pays a share of the revenue of new affiliates a partner recruits, which the FAQ gives as 10% and the terms as 5%; the terms let the program end that referral offer at any time without notice.

The terms that decide the choice

The terms set the content rules for a partner's sites. Each partner must confirm that it is at least 18 and is not operating from a country, state, province or territory where distributing or selling adult material is forbidden. It must also state that the sites it promotes carry no content depicting anyone under eighteen (or under twenty-one in places where eighteen is not the age of majority), use none of the banned terms the terms list, carry nothing harmful that under-age visitors can freely view and no violent, threatening or hateful messages, and it may not target anyone under the legal age or any restricted jurisdiction. The FAQ says the program accepts "any type of traffic as long as you respect our terms and conditions" and that all GEOs are welcome.

The prohibited practices are spelled out. The terms forbid promoting the offers through spam, content locking, blind leading, direct-to-form promotion, link code tampering and unauthorized landing page changes, as well as sub-affiliation without a signed agreement, bidding on the brand's keywords, look-alike domains and sites designed to be confused with the brand's own. Email promotion must follow the CAN-SPAM Act, a breach ends the agreement at once, and consent records must be kept for 3 years. Self-referrals and multiple accounts are not paid, leads from wrong targeting are not paid, and individual payout amounts must stay confidential.

Payment terms, as read in October 2026: earnings become eligible on the 1st and the 16th of each month and are paid within the next 15 days, which the FAQ calls NET-15. The terms say payments go out 15 days after the end of each two-week period and that the program tries to pay within 30 days, without a guarantee. Commissions are paid in U.S. dollars, the minimum payout is $100 (higher for some methods), balances carry forward until it is reached, and an account closed with $20 or less owed forfeits that amount. The FAQ lists Paxum, Yoursafe, Bitcoin, bank deposit and SEPA transfer, a 2020 news item added ePayService, and the payment method can be changed at any time from the account. Partners must complete a KYC check before their first payment.

Fraud and chargebacks carry firm rules. Chargebacks are debited from the partner's balance. If fraud is suspected, the program can deactivate the account at once and hold payouts in "Pending Status"; the partner then has 3 days to show it has not committed fraud before the account can be closed and payment canceled.

The terms also cap the program's liability at the amount paid to the partner in the past 6 months, let either side end the agreement on 3 days' written notice, allow the program to close referrer accounts with no new hits or leads for 90 days, and forfeit balances on accounts inactive for 12 consecutive months. European law governs, and the terms can change at any time, with continued use counting as acceptance.

Getting started and support

Joining is free with no requirements: a partner registers with an email address, sets a username and password, clicks the confirmation link, and the FAQ says approval is instant. After signing in, the operator reviews the offers, promo tools, links and widgets, builds its white-label or picks its widgets, and chooses the offer that fits its traffic. The home page says every partner gets a personal affiliate manager, and the FAQ sends anyone unsure of the right offer to that manager.

Contact runs through the partner email address, a contact form on the home page and a Telegram handle for the head of affiliates, and the FAQ says the team can be contacted anytime. The FAQ's statistics section defines each report the operator sees, from page views and unique visitors to conversions (a referred user's first spend), continuity commissions on repeat purchases, single and double opt-in leads, refunds and earnings per click.

Company and track record

The terms name PPM Internet Inc. of Belize as the operator, and the footer calls WhaleHunter.cash a registered product of SkyPrivate, with a 2025 copyright line. The partner portal's news runs back to January 2020 and records the white-label launch on 28 May 2020, 3 new promo tools that same month, the DNS update in December 2020, a March 2025 response to the Skype closure that moved shows toward Microsoft Teams, and a Black Friday 2025 promotion.

Who it suits

For cam scripts and white labels, WhaleHunter.cash suits an operator with an audience interested in cams, such as a tube or a community site, who wants a branded cam site on its own domain without code or hosting, or who wants live model feeds and widgets on pages it already runs. The model of shows on Teams, Telegram and Discord sets it apart from a standard browser cam site.

It suits less well an operator that needs its white label on a subdomain without asking support, or one that wants the recruitment percentage settled before signing, since the FAQ and the terms differ on it. The strength is how little the white label asks of the operator: a domain, a few settings and a logo, with a lifetime revenue share on every member it brings and payouts twice a month.