How CamTrends ranks live models (TrendScore)
CamTrends publishes TrendScore, our audience score for live performers we track. It orders the Trending page and the TrendScore sort. It is not a cam site’s internal popularity rank, and it is not a paid placement product.
All ranked performers are 18 or older.
What TrendScore is
TrendScore summarises how a model’s audience and activity look in our tracking over a defined window. The full parameter list and update cadence live on the methodology page — that page is the source of truth if anything here is shortened.
High level:
- We use signals we can measure from partner feeds and our own snapshots (for example presence and audience-related stats where available).
- Scores are relative within the set we compute, not a universal “quality” grade.
- Methodology can change; we date material updates on the methodology page.
What TrendScore is not
- Not a promise of earnings, safety or show style.
- Not an editorial award list — we avoid superlative ranking wording in titles and hubs for that reason.
- Not the same as Recommended sort on listing grids. Recommended, when enabled, is a separate, disclosed ordering that may include affiliate performance; see the methodology
#recommendedsection and on-page disclosures.
Trending, Rising and the live grid
- Trending — ordered by TrendScore, live and offline models together (scoped lists such as language or time window will sit under
/trending/…when those pages are live). - Rising — live models ordered by momentum: their hours online in the last seven days compared with the seven before. It is one input of TrendScore shown on its own, not a substitute for it.
- Stats — aggregate pictures, not a substitute for the full methodology.
- Live grids — who’s online now; sort options are labelled in the UI.
How to use this as a viewer
Use Trending to discover names you might not see on the first page of a single cam site. Then open the CamTrends profile for schedule-style facts we compute, and continue to the cam site for the show itself.
For the authoritative detail, read How TrendScore works.