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Ultra gives you wide latitude to run your stream how you want. We’re not here to micromanage your content or police your creative choices. That said, we reserve the right to end any stream that we feel diminishes the platform for any reason, with or without explanation.

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General Rules

  • No empty videos. You have to be on your stream.
  • No AI-generated video. Humans only.
  • No pre-recorded or looping video streams.
  • No rebroadcasting content from other platforms.
  • No explicit nudity in highly visible areas.
  • No visible drug use.
  • No streaming while driving, or operating machinery.
  • No soliciting off-platform payments (crypto, venmo, etc).
  • No sharing off-platform contact information.
  • No third-party “chatters” responding on your behalf from your account.

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Public Streams

Please avoid graphic nudity, and sexually explicit performances while in your public chatroom. Everyone appearing in live streams needs to have an approved Creator account on Ultra. You can have other creators come on your stream, we just need to know them.

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Private Shows

Your show, your rules. What happens between consenting adults in a paid private session is between you and your viewer. Don’t break any laws and we’re good.

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Hard Limits (Everywhere)

These rules apply to all content on Ultra, public and private.
  • Nothing illegal
  • No minors (18+ only)
  • No violence or threats
  • No non-consensual content
  • No scams or fraud
  • No exposing an individual’s private, personal information (name, location, etc.)
When in doubt feel free to ask us. We’re pretty forthcoming.

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Enforcement

We don’t necessarily warn you before shutting streams that violate these guidelines. Repeated violations result in account termination. Live content is uniquely challenging to moderate due to it’s varied and chaotic nature. Generally speaking, we do a thorough vetting process up front during creator onboarding. We don’t expend a lot of effort trying to catch people who are generally following the rules occassionally missing something. Instead, we try to prevent seriously bad actors from having any access to our platform.