The name makes it sound like a paid club. It isn’t. Club Elite is the loyalty program every LiveJasmin account is already part of, whether you’ve noticed it or not.

How it works

You earn points by spending credits. Taking a model to private, sending a Surprise or a message, buying a snapshot, a sneak peek: anything that costs credits adds points. One point per credit spent. Points add up each month and decide your rank.

The seven ranks

RankPoints a monthRoughly in dollars
Crush15about $20
Lover50about $70
Sweetheart250about $350
Lancelot1,000about $1,400
Romeo5,000about $7,000
Casanova15,000about $21,000
Eros50,000about $70,000

The dollar column uses $1.39 a credit, the cheapest standard pack price. It’s there to put the ranks in perspective, not as a target.

LiveJasmin offers 5 free points to get you started.

Keeping a rank

Once you reach a rank, you keep it for 60 days. If you stay active, you keep it indefinitely. If you stop spending, you drop back down. LiveJasmin is open about why: the program is there to keep members spending. Its guidance to models even suggests mentioning it when a member has dropped a rank, in the hope they’ll spend to win it back.

What your rank shows

Your rank appears as an icon, a mask, next to your username in chat. Models are told to notice high-ranking members as soon as they walk in, because they’re more likely to go private or send Surprises.

That cuts both ways. A visible rank can get you a warmer welcome. It also tells everyone how much you spend. You can choose not to display your rank, and LiveJasmin reminds models that a member with a hidden mask could be a Casanova. If you’d rather be treated like anyone else, hide it.

The perks

This is the weak spot. LiveJasmin’s Club Elite page promises “special treatment” and says it will introduce prestigious and monetary perks in the near future. As of October 2026 none are listed. No bonus credits, no discounts on privates, no dedicated support.

So the reward today is recognition, nothing you can spend.

So is it worth it?

There’s nothing to pay, so it isn’t really a question of value. Club Elite happens in the background whatever you do. What matters is not letting it change how you spend. Climbing from Sweetheart to Lancelot means around $1,000 more a month, for an icon.

If you’d like loyalty that actually saves money, sites like Flirt4Free and ImLive reward regulars with bonus credits and cheaper privates. Our guide to VIP and loyalty programs compares them, and how to set a spending limit helps keep any site in check.

Club Elite and fan clubs aren’t the same

A fan club is a monthly subscription to one model, from $5.99 to $42.99 a month depending on the tier, and it renews until you cancel. Club Elite is site-wide, free and never charges you anything. The spending that earns points is the same spending you’d do anyway.