Cameo Clone

The ready-made platform costs $2,799. We rebrand and deploy it in about 6 working days, including the fan app, talent app, web panels and admin panel with full source code. Tailored changes beyond the ready-made product are set up for you, with scope confirmed with us, and typically take 2 to 8 weeks, depending on what you ask for.

A fan browses talent, selects a person, picks the interaction type, enters the details of the request and pays. The talent is notified by email and in-app alerts, records the content, and the fan is notified when it is ready. The video can then be downloaded or shared from their account.

You set the delivery window. A typical setup gives talent a fixed timeframe, for example 24 to 72 hours, and fans can follow the order status in real time. If a request is not fulfilled in time, the fan may be eligible for a refund under the rules you configure.

Yes. Admins define commission percentages per video request or transaction, review refund requests, disputes and policy violations, and issue refunds. They can also feature top-selling talent on the homepage, run promotions, and read real-time reports on revenue, engagement and top performers.

The platform supports multiple gateways, including Stripe, Razorpay and PayPal, and others can be integrated to match your market. It also supports multiple currencies and languages, which helps if your talent and fans are spread across regions and prefer to pay in different currencies and read the apps in their own language.

Talent applies with a name, bio, category such as actor, athlete or influencer, pricing and a verification document. Once an admin approves the profile, they can start accepting requests, set their own prices and receive earnings in the wallet for payout.

The web and admin side uses PHP with Bootstrap, NodeJS, MySQL and MongoDB. Android apps are in Java and Kotlin, iOS apps are in Flutter, and third-party services include Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase, a payment API and translation. You receive the source code without encryption.

Yes. App publishing support is included. We publish both the fan and talent apps to the app stores under your own developer accounts and work through approval. The listings and the platform stay under your name, since the whole product is white-labeled.

No. We have no connection to Cameo and the platform contains none of its code or design. "Cameo clone" describes the category of software, meaning a marketplace for personalized celebrity messages, and is how buyers commonly search for it. The product launches under your brand.

Yes. Endorsement and promotion bookings are part of the product, so a company can request a message from a public figure for a product or service. Treat these as a separate stream with their own pricing and rules, and make sure your terms say what a talent may promote and how it should be disclosed.

Fans register with their personal details and preferences before they order. That gives you an account to attach the order, the payment, the status updates and the finished video to. It also lets fans keep favorites, review past bookings and leave ratings after delivery.

Yes. Talent categories are not limited to famous names; the product is described for celebrities, influencers and professionals. You can build a marketplace of local creators, coaches or specialists. The approval step and verification document apply to them as well, so your standard stays consistent across categories.

Earnings from fulfilled orders build up in the talent wallet after your commission is deducted. Admins monitor payments and payouts from the admin panel. The exact payout schedule and minimum amounts are your policy to set, and you should publish them when you onboard talent.

Yes. Multi-language and multi-currency support is part of the platform, so you can serve fans in different countries and let them pay in their own currency. You choose which languages and currencies to switch on at launch, and translation services are listed among the third-party APIs.

Ownership and usage rights depend on the terms you publish. Decide whether a fan may only share a video personally or may also use it commercially, and state that at checkout. The software stores and delivers the video; the licence terms are a legal matter for you and your adviser.

The web panels work in a browser, so you can start there. Most fans and talent will expect apps, though, and the package includes a user app and a celebrity app for Android and iOS, with publishing support. You decide when to submit them to the stores.

Hosting, payment gateway fees, Apple and Google developer accounts and third-party service keys are your costs. Extras such as augmented reality, auctions or fan challenges, and tailored development beyond the ready-made product, are things we set up for you, with scope confirmed with us. Support lasts 60 days and updates run for one year.

They share the same underlying product here, so both give you the order cycle, talent app, admin panel and apps. The difference is positioning. A shoutout marketplace is built around a single personal clip per order, while a VIP booking site leans on scheduled meetings and live sessions. You can run either angle from the same platform by choosing which interaction types to promote.

The platform lets fans schedule virtual meetings with talent, sold as their own interaction type, alongside recorded clips and endorsements. Live question sessions and ticketed fan events are also listed as supported revenue options, and you decide how to package them. Confirm the exact session experience you need with us before promising it, and tell talent which formats you actually support.

Refund requests and disputes are reviewed by admins, who can issue refunds, and you set the policy behind those decisions. Holding funds until delivery and automatically expiring late requests are things we build for you against your gateway and local rules, with scope confirmed in writing before starting.

Yes. Ideas such as a helper that drafts better briefs, smarter talent suggestions or support triage are things we build for you. Because you receive the full source code, your own developers or ours can build them, and any model provider costs would be billed to you directly.

Yes. One installation can serve fans and talent in several languages and currencies, which helps a regional launch or a roster that spans markets. Choose the languages your support team can actually answer in, because a translated storefront still needs people who can resolve disputes in each language.

That is your outreach, since we supply software rather than talent. Start with a short list of reachable public figures or an agency, show them the talent app and payout wallet, and agree commission terms in writing. Approved profiles then appear on your storefront. The guide on recruiting your first talent covers the approach in more depth.

Yes. Categories, branding, languages and pricing are configurable, and with the source code you can adapt deeper rules. A narrow roster is easier to recruit and easier to market than a general celebrity site. Pick one audience, make the profile categories fit it, and expand only after orders arrive.

Talent set the price for each type of message from their own profile, and you control the commission taken on each order. You can also feature top-selling talent and run promotions or discount offers. If you want pricing tiers by talent level or limits on what talent may charge, tell us and we confirm what is configurable.

Fans can follow order status, and if the request is not fulfilled in the window you set they may be eligible for a refund under your policy. An admin reviews the case and issues the refund. We can set up automatic cancellation at the end of the window, so plan for manual review at launch.

Yes. The complete source code is delivered without encryption, along with rebranding, deployment and publishing support under your own developer accounts. That means your developers can extend any flow. Third-party services such as payment gateways, maps and messaging are connected with accounts you hold, and their usage costs are yours.