8 Sites Like Cameo But for Live Video Calls and Real Interaction (2026)

Beyond Cameo: Platforms That Do More

Cameo popularized the idea that fans would pay for personalized content from creators. That insight was correct. But Cameo's execution, pre-recorded video messages, turned out to be the floor of what's possible, not the ceiling.

The platforms below take the same core idea (fans pay to interact with creators) and add what Cameo lacks: live video, real conversation, recurring relationships, and lower fees.

8 Sites Like Cameo for Live Interaction

1. Talkspresso

Best overall Cameo alternative

Talkspresso is the closest thing to "Cameo, but better." You create a booking page, add your services (1:1 calls, group sessions, free intros, digital products), set your prices, and share a single link. Clients book, pay, and join a live HD video call from their browser.

What sets it apart from Cameo:

• Live, two-way video calls (not pre-recorded)
• Scheduling with Google Calendar sync
• Group sessions for workshops and masterclasses
• Digital product sales alongside live services
• Free intro calls to convert prospects
• Automatic session recordings with AI summaries

Fee: 10% per transaction. No monthly fee. Best for: Creators, coaches, consultants, and experts at any audience size.

2. Intro.co

Best for high-ticket expert consultations

Intro.co is a curated marketplace for expert advice. It focuses on high-ticket consultations ($200-500+) in business, tech, investing, and leadership. The platform handles scheduling and payments, and its marketplace brings discovery traffic.

The downside is the higher fee and marketplace dependency. You're competing with other experts for attention, and the platform controls the relationship.

Fee: 15-20% per transaction. Best for: Established experts with strong professional credentials.

3. Clarity.fm

Best for quick business calls

Clarity.fm uses a per-minute billing model for business advice. Advisors set their per-minute rate (typically $1-10/minute), and clients call in for as long as they need. It's fast and transactional.

The per-minute model works for quick questions but discourages the deeper conversations where real value (and real money) lives. It has been around since 2012 and has a loyal but niche user base of entrepreneurs.

Fee: 15% per transaction. Best for: Business advisors who prefer quick, transactional calls.

4. Minnect

Best for business Q&A with public figures

Minnect (from Patrick Bet-David of Valuetainment) lets you ask questions to business experts and public figures. Experts respond with video answers asynchronously. It's more Q&A than consulting.

The format is closer to Cameo than to live coaching: you submit a question, and the expert records a response when they're available. But the business-focused positioning sets it apart from Cameo's entertainment focus.

Fee: Varies by expert. Best for: Fans of specific business public figures.

5. Superpeer

Best for tech professionals

Superpeer lets experts offer 1:1 calls, group sessions, and recorded content. It was popular in the tech community for mentorship and office hours. The interface is clean and the experience is polished.

Superpeer has narrowed its focus over time and isn't as broadly available as it once was. Worth checking if you're in the tech/product/design space.

Fee: Approximately 10% (varies). Best for: Tech professionals offering mentorship.

6. Memmo

Best pre-recorded alternative to Cameo

If you specifically want the pre-recorded shoutout model but not Cameo, Memmo is the main alternative. It operates in Europe and has a roster of athletes, musicians, and internet personalities. The experience is similar to Cameo's.

Fee: Approximately 25%. Best for: European celebrity fan interactions.

7. Patreon (with live sessions)

Best for subscription-based fan access

Patreon isn't a Cameo alternative in the traditional sense, but many creators use it for fan access tiers that include live sessions. You can offer monthly subscriptions with perks like exclusive live Q&As, workshops, and behind-the-scenes access.

The limitation is that Patreon is subscription-first. There's no per-session booking flow, so it works better as a complement to a live session platform than a replacement.

Fee: 5-12% of subscription revenue. Best for: Creators with dedicated fanbases who want recurring revenue.

8. Calendly + Zoom + Stripe

DIY approach

The manual stack: Calendly for scheduling ($8-16/mo), Zoom for video ($13-22/mo), Stripe for payments (2.9% + 30 cents per transaction). Each tool is excellent at its job, but you're managing three subscriptions, three logins, and three workflows.

This approach gives you maximum control and works fine at small scale. It becomes unwieldy as you grow, and the client experience (three separate steps to book, pay, and join) is clunky compared to an all-in-one platform.

Fee: $21-38/mo in subscriptions + Stripe per-transaction fees. Best for: Consultants who already have established client bases.

Comparison Table

How to Choose

Ask yourself three questions:

1. Do I want live interaction or pre-recorded?

   • Live: Talkspresso, Intro.co, Clarity.fm, Superpeer
   • Pre-recorded: Cameo, Memmo, Minnect

2. What's my audience size?

   • Any size: Talkspresso, Clarity.fm, DIY Stack
   • Need marketplace discovery: Intro.co, Cameo, Memmo
   • Need existing fanbase: Patreon, Minnect

3. What do I want to offer?

   • Coaching/consulting: Talkspresso, Clarity.fm, Superpeer
   • Fan interactions: Talkspresso, Cameo, Memmo
   • Group workshops: Talkspresso, Superpeer
   • Celebrity shoutouts: Cameo, Memmo

The Bottom Line

Cameo proved that people will pay for personalized creator interactions. The platforms on this list prove that live, interactive sessions are worth more to both creators and clients.

If you have expertise, skills, or a genuine connection with your audience, live video platforms offer a better path to sustainable income than pre-recorded clips ever could.

The smartest move for most creators: start with one live platform, offer a free intro call to your existing audience, and see what happens. The response will probably surprise you.

For a full breakdown, see our 9 best platforms for paid video calls or read how creators sell paid video calls to their followers.

For a full breakdown, see our 9 best platforms for paid video calls or read how creators sell paid video calls to their followers.