Chaturbate Launches CB15 Anniversary Campaign

By: Paul Goldberg — Senior Correspondent | LGBT Entertainment News

LOS ANGELES — (March 10, 2026) — Live-streaming platform Chaturbate has officially launched its year-long “CB15” anniversary campaign, celebrating 15 years of growth while unveiling a series of updates aimed at strengthening the platform’s global creator community.

Since its launch in 2011, Chaturbate has become one of the world’s most recognized live-streaming platforms, attracting millions of viewers and creators across diverse communities — including a significant base of LGBTQ broadcasters and fans who have helped shape the platform’s culture and popularity.

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According to company representatives, the CB15 campaign marks the beginning of a new chapter for the platform, introducing a refreshed brand identity along with several platform-wide innovations designed to improve creator success and enhance the overall user experience.

“Chaturbate was created with a distinctly creator-centric vision,” said Chief Operating Officer Shirley Lara. “It has been our greatest honor to spend these last 15 years growing alongside our broadcaster community. CB15 represents the next chapter of Chaturbate’s legacy as the premier creator-focused platform — we’re not just celebrating an anniversary, we’re celebrating an evolution.”

The company says the upcoming year will bring a wave of new features and upgrades designed to help creators expand their reach and increase revenue opportunities. These enhancements will include new monetization tools, improved visibility systems for broadcasters, and additional safety features aimed at protecting creators and their audiences.

For LGBTQ creators, who have long used the platform to build fanbases and independent digital businesses, those upgrades could prove especially significant. Many gay, bisexual, transgender and nonbinary broadcasters rely on live-streaming platforms like Chaturbate to connect directly with audiences while maintaining creative and financial independence within the evolving creator economy.

Fans can also expect expanded discovery tools that make it easier to find new performers and interact with favorite broadcasters in more meaningful ways.

“Our team collected extensive feedback from the community,” Lara explained. “Every new development coming with CB15 is happening because we listened. We wanted to not only address pain points but optimize Chaturbate as a platform for long-term growth so our broadcasters can thrive in an increasingly competitive creator economy.”

In addition to new digital features, the CB15 anniversary campaign will include several events celebrating the platform’s creator community. Chaturbate confirmed plans for an in-person creator retreat scheduled for April, along with a series of virtual workshops designed to help creators grow their brands and businesses.

The company says these initiatives reflect its continued focus on supporting performers across multiple communities as the online entertainment landscape continues to evolve.

“CB15 continues and doubles down on our commitment to the entire creator community,” Lara said. “As the industry rapidly shifts and new restrictions, challenges and opportunities impact our work, we want Chaturbate to remain the best place for creators to build and expand their businesses — and the best platform for fans to discover the creators they love.”

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