ClickCastX Releases CMS Update to Version 5

ClickCastX Releases CMS Update to Version 5

LOS ANGELES — ClickCastX has released an update to its content management solution for adult websites.

The first full version upgrade in six years, the completely revamped ClickCastX version 5.0 is now available with pricing starting at $199 per month.

“This new version of ClickCastX, version 5.0, is by far one of the greatest technological advancements in our content management and monetization platform we have ever announced,” said company CEO Claude Lai, who noted that the new update “focuses on the latest HTML5 web capture and ultra-low latency live camming features that our clients have been asking for.”

Lai explained that with the new platform, ClickCastX clients have a Flash-free solution that provides almost zero latency using peer-to-peer live technology, including in private and group chats, plus new NodeJS integrated text chat for ultrafast loading with no database load.

Other new features of ClickCastX 5.0 include white, black and “Fans Only” themes; increased security through IP video capture management and blocking; improved page rendering with high load capable caching, and HTML5 live capture from almost any device without downloads.

Demos are available.

For more information, click here or email sales@clickcastx.com.

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