SkyPrivate: one-to-one video calls, no free shows.

What is SkyPrivate?

SkyPrivate started as a way to pay cam models by the minute for Skype calls. Microsoft shut Skype down in May 2025, and SkyPrivate now runs calls over Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram and its own app, SP Chat.

It claims more than 40,000 models. Its footer, written back to front, says operations are moving from a Romanian company to Payflow Commercial Services in Sofia, Bulgaria, and names BSMART Online Processes LLC as the trademark owner.

How SkyPrivate works

You create a free account, add funds, pick a model from the profiles page and open a chat with her on the app she uses. Agree on what the show will include, then call. Once she accepts, billing starts automatically at her per-minute rate and comes out of your balance.

Each started minute is charged in full. You can also tip, use interactive toys during a call, buy videos, schedule a show or prepay a fixed amount instead. In SP Chat you see the rate, call length and running total on screen.

What SkyPrivate costs

Models set their own per-minute rates, and you add funds in amounts between $14 and $600. Payment options include cards and crypto, and SkyPrivate says charges show on your statement as CuroPay UG or Payflow. There’s no membership fee, and new members get one free call.

Refunds are strict. You only get your card money back if you haven’t spent any of it, and crypto top-ups can’t be refunded. If you prepay for a show the model doesn’t deliver, report it within 72 hours.

Who SkyPrivate is for, and the red flags

It suits people who skip public rooms and go straight to private calls. There’s no free show to judge a model by, so you rely on profiles, ratings and a quick chat first.

Because calls happen on Teams, Discord and Telegram, you’re exposed to the usual risks of those apps: fake accounts pretending to be models, and requests to pay outside SkyPrivate, which it bans. SkyPrivate’s own help pages explain how to report impersonation and scams.