YNOT – Entrepreneurs who have thought of starting their own live cam network but haven’t had the biggest startup budget now have a new option for getting off the ground. Canada-based adult entertainment company 2much.net is now offering its LiveCamNetwork 3.0 software on a revenue sharing basis.The rev share deal means that prospective cam network operators can license the software for as low as 12.5% of the revenue their network generates, rather than paying a license fee for the software. For those companies that would rather not share revenue, 2much.net says the standard software licensing options are still available.

“We not only want to make it technically easy to handle, but also financially easy to get. Free, if possible,” said Mark Prince, founder of 2much.net. “Webmasters don’t have to live off the pickings of the bigger systems that dominate the market currently. They can use their models and traffic and make a lot more money being independent.”

Live content is getting a harder look recently as adult companies look for more ways to fight off the effects of piracy and offer consumers an experience they can’t get on free YouTube-style adult sites. For example, fetish leader Kink.com recently launched a new site called KinkLive.com, which pulls together much of the company’s live entertainment options into once place.

“Nobody else has a fully independent webcams site, out-of-the-box system like we do,” Prince said. “Saavy business owners and entrepreneurs recognize this and are turning away from the boring old White-Label cookie-cutters. With LiveCamNetwork, you make your own profit, keep your own customers and performers, and own 100% of your content. This is what businesspeople want.”

More information about licensing the LiveCamNetwork 3.0 software can be found at the 2much.net website. The company has put together a detailed pricing page with a breakdown of a full rage of options for website developers, which can be found at http://2much.net/cgi-bin/sign-up/pricing.pl.