Every Flirt4Free account joins Flirt Rewards without doing anything. It’s the site’s loyalty program, and unlike some, it gives you things you can actually use. Here’s how it works and what it’s worth.
Points, levels and statuses
You collect points, shown in a green shield badge at the top of the page. Click it and you see three things: your points to redeem, your level, and your status.

Your Lifetime Status is the crest, and your Current Level is the number inside it, from 1 to 1,000. Our brand-new account started as a level 1 Rookie with 10 points. It needed 90 more points for level 2, and 2,490 more for the next status, Beginner. The main source of points is spending: one point per credit used in a paid show, on gifts, fan clubs or DMs. The Ways to Earn page lists smaller ones too:
- 10 points each day you log in
- 500 points for adding a payment method, and 500 for buying or renewing VIP
- 25 points a minute when you use Cam2Cam in a paid show
- 60 points for an hour in the same model’s room, once a day
- 250 points for a show of 10 minutes or more with a model marked as new
- double points for shows, tips and gifts with the current Model of the Week
- 25 points per approved performer review, up to 10 a week
You can also buy points with credits, at 5 points per credit. We don’t see a reason to.
Two rules worth knowing:
- Others can see your rank. Your crest and level show in the navigation bar and in chat, to members and models alike.
Flirt4Free is open about why: the higher the number, the more attention models give you. You can hide them in your Rewards settings, which we’d do.
- Above a certain point, it’s about money. Until you’ve spent more than $500 in total, you can’t go beyond Expert status and level 25.
There’s also a daily leaderboard of the top point earners. Most of them appear as [ANONYMOUS], which tells you how many regulars prefer to keep it quiet.
What the marketplace gives you
The Rewards Marketplace swaps points for:
- Promo codes for extra credits on a purchase, from 22% to 44% more
- Virtual gifts you send to a model, with a personal message if you like
- a 24-hour pass to the daily premium cam videos, once reserved for VIP members
- extra screen names, added one at a time up to 20 in total
- a Performer Boost, which gives a model you like a push (+25 boost for 250 points)
The screen names are the quiet gem for privacy. You can change the name you show in a room without opening a new account.
The promo codes
These are the most valuable rewards, and the hardest to reach:
| Promo code | Points needed |
|---|---|
| 22% more credits | 25,000 |
| 28% more credits | 50,000 |
| 33% more credits | 75,000 |
| 39% more credits | 100,000 |
| 44% more credits | 125,000 |
The rules are strict. Each code is single use, you can unlock one a month, supply is limited, and a code expires 48 hours after you unlock it. It can’t be combined with any other sale, discount or offer. So only unlock one on a day you were going to buy credits anyway, and type it into the Add promo code box at the checkout.
Is it worth it?
As a bonus, yes. It costs nothing, the small rewards are pleasant, and if you’re a regular the promo codes add up. It’s more practical than
LiveJasmin’s Club Elite, which so far only gives you a rank.
But don’t spend to climb it. Since you earn a point per credit, the first promo code, 25,000 points, means spending about 25,000 credits, roughly $2,000. Buying the points instead would take 5,000 credits, about $417, for a code worth 22% extra on one purchase: you’d need to buy over $1,900 of credits at once for that to pay off. A bonus on credits you didn’t need is still money spent. Set your budget first, and let the points follow. How to set a spending limit helps, and our guide to VIP and loyalty programs compares the other sites.