WACTOR Inc. announced on May 17, 2026 the opening of its first new VTuber audition of 2026 at 910inc, the V-liver agency it operates. The audition opens 8 slots, with a contract structure rare in the industry: a 100% return on streaming revenue. With a cumulative follower count of 2 million and 60 million views as backing, this marks the agency’s first new recruitment in a year.

910inc Opens Its First New VTuber Audition of 2026—the First in a Year

910inc, operated by WACTOR, was founded in 2018 during the early days of the VTuber scene. The agency boasts a cumulative follower count of 2 million and 60 million views, and has produced multiple livers with subscriber counts in the 100,000–200,000+ range. With experience in 3D rollouts and major music/idol event appearances, the agency is now opening its first new VTuber audition of 2026—its first new recruitment in a year.

The application form and details are available on the WACTOR official news page.

“100% Streaming Revenue Share” Contract Structure and Application Requirements

What 910inc distinctively puts forward is a contract structure that returns 100% of live-streaming revenue. Ad revenue from video uploads is also reportedly subject to 100% return, meaning that for VTubers with streaming experience, the agency offers a structure in which one’s own numbers come directly back to oneself. For applicants without experience, instead of the 100% streaming revenue share, a revenue-sharing contract structure is under consideration.

Application requirements include: female, resident of Japan, aged 18 or over (male applicants will be considered under separate designs as male VTubers); in principle, applicants must have live-streaming experience as a VTuber; and must have the environment and motivation to continue stable live-streaming activities for at least one year. Bonus evaluation factors include the ability to do long-form streams, video editing skills, serious music activity as a Vsinger, and being able to explain one’s VTuber numbers with concrete results.

Connections to 3D Rollouts, Music Content, and Major Corporate Deals

910inc has a track record in music content as well, with experience performing at music festivals featuring NIJISANJI and hololive VTubers, and at events including Niconico Choukaigi VTuber Fes Japan, the virtual TIF at TOKYO IDOL FESTIVAL, and Shinkai Fes. The agency has also released music via BIG UP!, operated by Avex Entertainment, and has worked with well-known Vocaloid producers such as 40mP and *Luna on original tracks.

WACTOR also operates as an advertising agency specialized in VTuber marketing, with a track record working with major companies such as DMM.com, Aniplex, avex, GREE, SEGA, KADOKAWA, CAPCOM, GiGO, TikTok, Hakuhodo, and Dentsu. For affiliated VTubers, this means the agency provides built-in pathways to 3D rollouts, music expansion, and corporate deals.

Looking Ahead—Applications via the Audition Form

Applications for the 910inc 2026 New VTuber Audition are accepted through the official audition application form. Applicants can choose between the 100% revenue-share slot for those with streaming experience or the revenue-sharing model for those starting from zero.

Editor’s Take

Contract terms at VTuber agencies are difficult to see from the outside, and applicants often lack the materials to judge “whether the cut is good or bad.” 910inc’s decision to put “100% streaming revenue share” front and center in its audition guidelines can be read as making a clear, simple value proposition—”your numbers come straight back to you”—into a core axis for agency selection. At the same time, the separate revenue-sharing slot for inexperienced applicants is practically minded, keeping the door wide open. Combined with the agency’s horizontal capabilities—an advertising agency function handling both agency-led work and direct sales, merchandise production, and the online gachapon platform FAPON—a clearer picture emerges of “a landing spot for those who want to balance an individual-V-style lifestyle with the resources of an agency.”

Source: PR TIMES