In brief: Jill Kassidy Explains Her No-Show Policy: ‘It’s Not Fair’ to Make Regulars Pay for Everyone Else’s ‘Free Show’.
A fan asked a simple question. Jill Kassidy answered it with a business model.
On Oct. 9, a follower asked: “Jill when is your next live show?”
Kassidy quoted the question and replied: “I’m only doing one on one video calls on @MynxCo currently💕 I prefer the intimacy, it’s not fair to make the same guys pay for the shows every week and everyone else get a free show.”
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That’s a clear-eyed take on a problem every live creator knows. In a group show, a handful of loyal regulars tend to fund the night while a crowd of spectators watches for free. Kassidy’s fix is to cut out the crowd.
One-on-one calls change the economics. The person paying gets the time and attention, and nobody is riding along.
She frames it as fairness to her regulars, not as a price hike, which is a smart way to put it. The people who were already paying get rewarded, and the people who weren’t get an invitation to start.
The platform in question, Mynx, is one of a crop of services built around paid creator interactions. The move away from broadcast shows toward private sessions fits a broader trend in the creator economy, where personal attention is the premium product.
It’s also an honest answer to a fan, which isn’t always the norm on X.
The schedule for a next group show, then, is “not currently.” The line for a private call, presumably, starts here.