Think adult content creation is easy money? Think again. Most newbies grind for months—hell, years—before seeing real cash. Taylor Moore knows that grind intimately. She went from scraping by at a dead-end job to building a legit empire that actually gives a damn about creators.
The Rise of a Creator-First Powerhouse
Back in 2015, Taylor was slinging cars at a dealership, barely covering bills. Her roommate mentioned camming as side hustle cash—$200 extra a month sounded like a lifeline. But reality hit hard.
“When I started camming, I made no money for about the first year. I didn’t know what I was doing—but I kept showing up, six days a week.”
– Taylor Moore
Hustle Mode: From Zero to Full-Time Grind
Then life threw a curveball—she lost her job. Desperate, she snagged overnight tech support at Flirt4Free via Craigslist. Secretly a cam girl herself, she fixed streams for others all night, slept a bit, then cammed all day. Exhausting? Absolutely. But persistence paid off. She finally cracked the code and started banking.
Over the years, Taylor did it all: clips on ManyVids, studio shoots in Vegas (quickly ditched—it wasn’t her vibe), building fan bases, mastering traffic. At peak hustle, she juggled 40 TikTok accounts just to funnel eyes to her content.
When OnlyFans dropped livestreaming in 2022, it reignited her cam passion. Earnings soared higher than ever. But burnout loomed—five-hour streams left her drained, still chasing more traffic.
Spotting the Scam: Why Most Agencies Suck
That’s when Taylor eyed agencies. What she found? Sketchy “crypto bros” with zero industry experience trying to manage pages. No thanks.
Enter Alex, a marketing guy she’d collabed with years back on premium Snap. In late 2022, instead of just buying promo, they brainstormed: Why not build their own?
Boom—Teasy Agency was born. Creator side (Taylor) + marketing wizard (Alex) = perfect combo.
- 70-person team now
- Focus: Real traffic, transparency, respect
- No predatory bullshit—creators keep control
- 24/7 support, even 2 AM crises
Taylor admits she’s a workaholic, but fulfillment drives her. The team’s livelihoods motivate her daily grind.
WannaCollab: Fixing the Sketchy Hookup Problem
Post-XBIZ Amsterdam 2024, Taylor and Alex heard the same complaint nonstop: Finding safe, legit collabs is a nightmare, especially outside porn hubs like LA or Miami.
Random Twitter DMs? Could be recruiters or worse. Their fix: WannaCollab—a free networking platform for creators, photographers, videographers, producers.
Strict verification: ID, face scan, manual profile checks against socials. Newbies get nudged to build presence first. Goal? Everyone walks into shoots knowing it’s legit—and safe.
Looking Ahead: More Tools, More Wins
Taylor took a huge risk jumping into startup life. Scary as hell, but worth it. Now she encourages other creators to leap into business roles—your trench experience is gold.
2026 vision? Optimize Teasy, blow up WannaCollab, drop secret projects. Ultimate dream?
“I love the idea that what we do can make other women in the industry rich. That’s my goal.”
– Taylor Moore
In a sea of exploitative agencies, Teasy stands out because it’s built by someone who’s been there. If you’re a creator tired of solo grinding, this might be the real deal.
