Heyy ladies, how much did you make your first month?

[futuremfcbabe]

i really want to know, for i am intrested in being a model.. ?

 

[LadyLuna]

For some girls, the first months went really well, but then it slowed down.

For some girls, the first months were really slow, but it picked up.

Occasionally, a girl will shoot to the top and stay there consistently for a long period of time.

Personally, mine's been a bit of a roller coaster. First few months went really well, slowly declined for a few months, sharp drop for about six months to barely making anything, then slowly worked back up to a living wage.

 

[LilyMarie]

I think no one can give you a satisfying or helpful answer to this question, we can only speak from our own experiences.
Whether you make $10, 1000, 10 000 or 100 000 in your first month depends entirely on you, what you're willing to invest and how hard you're planning to work on MFC.

 

[Rose]

I made exactly $150. :mrgreen: Though LilyMarie's post was spot on. You can't know until you do it and it's different for everyone.

 

[Picnic]

My first month was about $44. The next month was around $300

 

[StarrieNights]

This is such a variable question... do you mean per hour??? obviously there is gonna be a huge difference between how much some one made if they worked 10 hours or a hundred hours. I also find this to be a really personal question, so ill decline to state.

If you want to know how much you will make, you need to actually try it out. And build a clientele cause i make a LOT more then I did my first month...

 

[Evvie]

I joined MFC 3 days before the pay period ended and made $300-something in that time. Which for me, was about two weeks work at my previous food service job. It was pretty radical.

I don't work on MFC anymore, though. So bleh.

But yup, it sounds like you're trying to get yourself psyched about how great this job is.

Sometimes it's great. Most of the time it sucks.

If we didn't get paid large amounts, most of the girls here would probably find another line of work.

 

[AnabelleLeigh]

I made over $2000 my first month without really putting too much effort or time into it, I somehow got really fucking lucky from the very first time I signed on and I've always been able to get a lot of premiums in my room. But I know this isn't the typical experience, most of the girls I've talked to about when they first started had a hard time getting tippers to come in their room and they had to work crazy hard to get them to let go of their money.

 

[katie_christ]

i just finished my first month and made almost exactly $70! it paid my power bill ^_^
that being said, i only signed in maybe 5 times for a total of 9ish hours. i reckon that's pretty close to what i'd have made if i worked 9hrs at a regular job. i really screwed my first month up though. i'm sure if you go through the tips on here, you'll have access to more when you get model status, but be really wise with your schedule is probably the best i've heard. keep it consistent, and i bet posting one helps too (haven't done it myself just yet).

 

[Jessi J]

My first 4 days (joined at the end of a pay period) I made $500.

The next pay check I made just over $2,000. So my first month I made ALMOST $3,000, then months later I was making around $5,000 a month.

Now, I don't even make half of that.

 

[JoleneBrody]

I joined MFC 3 days before the pay period ended and made $300-something in that time. Which for me, was about two weeks work at my previous food service job. It was pretty radical.

I don't work on MFC anymore, though. So bleh.

But yup, it sounds like you're trying to get yourself psyched about how great this job is.

Sometimes it's great. Most of the time it sucks.

If we didn't get paid large amounts, most of the girls here would probably find another line of work.

I just want to say I love my job and have way more good days, by far than bad! How much we enjoy it also varies widely on a per model basis same as earnings.
I don't want this to scare you into not trying if it's something that could be as wonderful for you as it is for me.

My main suggestion OP is to go into it knowing who you are and what you enjoy and don't compromise your happiness and comfort for any amount of money. That will give you a much better chance of loving what you do.

I genuinely miss camming and my fellers after a few days away and that's something I wouldn't trade for anything right now.
No one can tell you how much you will make but as long as you try hard and are consistent you will make SOMETHING! All you can do is try.