JustForFans Clone App - White-Label Live Streaming & Calls Platform

A JustForFans Clone App is a ready-made creator platform whose paid real-time layer is already built: live rooms gated by pay-per-view or subscription, private live requests a creator accepts or declines, and one-to-one video and audio calls billed by the minute. The Miracuves build (MXFans) is white-label, so it launches under your brand with Android and iOS apps, a web app, an admin panel, REST APIs, payment integrations, moderation workflows and full source-code ownership. Subscriptions, pay-per-view posts, messaging, a creator shop and a wallet all ship alongside it.

A basic script gives you a stream screen. What it usually lacks is everything after it: an entitlement check at the door, a private-request lifecycle with real states, payment cleared before a call connects, metering that produces a ledger row, mid-session moderation, and a session archive an operator can audit. Those exist here as code, with eight dedicated database tables behind the live and call layer, and the source is yours to extend.

Yes, it is one app. A viewer joins rooms, tips and requests calls from the same install a creator broadcasts from; the creator side unlocks through verification, permissions and the modules you have enabled rather than through a second download. That also means a fan who decides to start performing does not have to leave your platform to do it.

Yes. Cloud recording of live streams is part of the build, and a finished session is archived with its duration and view counters. The recording becomes media you can store, price and release like anything else, which is how a room keeps earning from people who could not attend. Storage and CDN delivery for those files are a running cost on your own infrastructure.

The documentation names Agora as the primary streaming provider with ZEGOCLOUD supported as the alternative, and Pusher as the primary WebSocket service with self-hosted Soketi available in its place. Tokens are issued from admin settings, so provider choice is an operator decision. One thing to be clear about: the live entities are in the build, but the transport is marked as configuration required for the real-time infrastructure, so you open those accounts and the providers invoice you for the minutes they carry.

The Professional ready-made package starts from $3,699, paid once. That covers the white-label platform with Android and iOS apps, the web app, the admin panel, branding, deployment support and app publishing support, with the live and call layer included rather than treated as an upgrade. Streaming, call and WebSocket provider usage is billed to you by those providers and sits outside this figure. Enterprise scope is quoted separately.

Six working days for the ready-made Professional package. Custom work is scoped on its own: a gateway you need built, reworked interface, stricter moderation rules, age-verification integrations, territory-specific settings or infrastructure sized for high concurrency. Enterprise go-live follows the agreed scope rather than a fixed number.

Yes, with no revenue share and no per-seat fee. That matters more here than on a content platform, because the real-time provider is wired in through configuration: owning the code is what lets you move from one streaming vendor to another, or bring the socket layer in-house, without asking anybody. Your team can extend it, or we can.

Yes. App name, logo, colors, splash screens, domain, content categories, marketing pages and platform policy are all yours to set, and no Miracuves branding appears anywhere a user can see. The same codebase ships under several of our product pages, so one deployment is one platform under one name, never two clients sharing anything.

Because what accumulates is hard to replace: a roster cleared to go on air, funded wallets with spending history behind them, a recorded archive with session metrics, a working payout path, and a processor relationship that has already accepted your content category. None of it transfers to you when the platform underneath is rented.

Several integration paths exist, and which ones you can actually use depends on your market, your content category and who approves you. Stripe, PayPal, Paystack, CCBill, Flutterwave, MercadoPago, crypto gateways and other regional providers are among the options. On a per-minute platform this matters twice over, because the wallet has to be fundable before a call can be authorized. The processor relationship is yours to hold.

On the real-time side: paid entry to a room, subscriber-only access, private live requests, in-stream tips and gifts with a tip goal, per-minute video calls, per-minute audio calls and access to recorded sessions. Underneath it: subscriptions, pay-per-view posts, paid messaging, the creator shop, campaigns, shoutouts, boosts, advertising and AI persona access. Commission is yours to set per creator and per revenue type, and Miracuves takes 0% of it.

Two ways, and the creator picks per room. Either the fan pays for entry as a pay-per-view unlock, or the room is opened to subscribers and the standing subscription is the key. There are four access types in all: public, paid, subscriber-only and private. A private room runs through a request the creator accepts or rejects, and an unaccepted request expires rather than lingering.

The creator sets whether calls are on, what a minute costs and how long one session may run. Payment clears before the line connects; when the session ends, duration is multiplied by that rate and the charge is posted to the wallet ledger as a transaction. Call records close in one of five states, from calling through accepted, rejected and canceled to unanswered, so an incomplete call is distinguishable from a completed one.

Yes. In-stream tip widgets are part of the live module, gifts come from a catalog the admin prices, and a creator can publish a tip goal so the audience can watch it fill. Comments, likes and the live viewer count travel over the same WebSocket service, and the viewer number is recomputed on a ten-second recency window rather than held open indefinitely.

The documentation sets a target of a thousand or more concurrent viewers per stream, carried by Agora or ZEGOCLOUD scaling rather than by the application. The socket side, which moves comments and likes, is bounded by whichever provider plan you buy. Both are yours to size, and both are a running cost that grows with how busy your rooms get.

Three things. Collaborative multi-creator streaming with split revenue, ticketed virtual events as a product of their own, and interactive audio rooms are listed as roadmap directions in the product documentation, not shipped features. Advanced KYC and AML integration is a paid add-on rather than part of the base build. And the streaming, call and WebSocket providers are accounts you open and pay for, since the build ships the records and leaves the transport to your deployment.

Nine, with the real-time ones first. Your Commission: a configurable cut of every monetized action, set per creator and per revenue type. Paid Live Entry: a price on the door of a single room, charged once per fan and recorded at the moment access is granted. Live Subscriptions: recurring access that opens subscriber-only rooms with no door charge, and the one line you can forecast. Private Live Requests: a room of one, which the creator accepts, declines or lets expire, and the highest-value live session on the platform. In-Stream Tips and Gifts: tip widgets, a priced gift catalog and a visible tip goal inside the room. Per-Minute Video Calls: duration times the creator rate, settled to the wallet. Per-Minute Audio Calls: the same path on voice, cheap enough to carry that long sessions still work at a low price. Recorded Session Access: replay sold after the night, the only live stream whose cost is storage rather than concurrency. Everything Underneath: pay-per-view posts, paid messaging, the creator shop, campaigns, shoutouts, boosts, advertising and AI persona access.

Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered for 6,000+ clients and 90+ ready-made solutions. This build goes live in 6 working days at a fixed one-time price, with full source-code ownership and no revenue share, backed by 60 days of platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of product updates. Pixxie and OnlyAlphas, in the case studies above, were both built on the same codebase. Software is what Miracuves supplies: the verification provider, the streaming and socket providers, the payment processor relationship, your record-keeping obligations and the staffing of a moderation desk stay with you, and nothing here is legal advice.