My.Club runs three things at once: subscription post feeds from creators, live cam shows, and a special-requests route for commissioning custom content. Most platforms pick one of those and build outward; this one puts all three in the top navigation.
Browsing is organised around clubs and hashtags rather than a directory of names, with a Discover feed of trending posts as the default surface. That feed-first shape is why it turns up filed alongside short-video sites — the front door behaves like a scroll, not a search.
What could not be established is anything commercial: subscription pricing, the creator revenue split, verification requirements, or how many creators are actually on it. The public site is a shell that renders only with JavaScript, and it shows the feed without explaining the terms behind it.
So the shape is clear and the economics are not. For a creator the special-requests and cam layers are the reasons to look; both need the payout terms read first, and those are not on the public pages.
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