The 20 best gay paid porn sites, reviewed
The twenty biggest names, ranked by traffic and popularity. What each one is, what it costs, and whether it's worth your money.
Men.com is the gay flagship of the Aylo network (the company behind Pornhub), which is why it's the name most people recognize first. It has the largest verified scene count of any site in this comparison and keeps adding new releases every week, all wrapped in a polished, easy-to-browse member site.
Pros
- Largest verified library in the category at over 4,000 scenes
- Still adding new releases at a steady weekly pace
- Clean, modern site with 4K-badged video and a cheap short trial
- Straightforward annual pricing with no surprise upsells
Cons
- Aylo has withdrawn service from roughly two dozen US states with age-verification laws, so plenty of members simply can't get in
- Eight familiar brand names (Str8 to Gay, The Gay Office, Jizz Orgy and others) are just channels inside Men.com now, not separate sites, which can be confusing if you're comparing memberships
- Download allowance isn't spelled out anywhere in the terms
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $8.33
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 4,138 scenes (+1 movie)
- Max res
- 4K badge
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. The trial runs $1 for 2 days, monthly billing is $29.99, and the annual plan is $99.99 up front, which works out to $8.33 a month.
Why join. If you want the single biggest, most frequently updated gay catalogue for the least money, Men.com is the easy default. Just check whether your state is on Aylo's blocked list before you pay, since that's the one thing that can make this an easy no.
Sean Cody is probably the single most recognizable name in gay porn, an all-American amateur-style brand that's been building its reputation since 2001. It's now owned by Aylo, which means you get the same slick site and app experience as Men.com, just with Sean Cody's own distinct look and cast.
Pros
- The most widely recognized brand name in the category, which counts for something if you want a site you've actually heard of
- 4K-badged video and a modern, easy-to-navigate member area
- Still releasing new scenes at roughly one a week
Cons
- The famous "$7.49 a month" figure you'll see quoted everywhere is a 2020 sterling price, not a current dollar rate — the real annual works out to $10.00 a month
- Advertises "2,000+ videos" but the site's own catalogue currently serves about 1,167
- Blocked in the same roughly two dozen US states as the rest of the Aylo portfolio
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.00
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 1,167 (advertised as 2,000+)
- Max res
- 4K badge
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. A $1 trial covers 2 days, monthly is $29.99, and the annual plan is $119.99 total — $10.00 a month, about $20 a year more than Men.com.
Why join. Worth it if brand recognition and a consistent amateur-style catalogue matter to you and you're not chasing the absolute lowest price. Just go in knowing the real numbers rather than the recycled $7.49 figure that's been repeated online for years.
Bel Ami is one of the most famous names in gay porn worldwide, built over three decades in Central Europe on a signature glossy, romantic house style. It's independently owned, not part of any of the big American networks, and it's rare in this list for actually publishing its renewal price up front.
Pros
- Publishes both the promotional rate and what you'll actually be charged on renewal, which almost nobody else in this list does
- Large stated library (3,000+ scenes) with a genuinely fast, published update pace
- Downloads are included on every tier, not sold as an add-on
- Accepts cryptocurrency, a rare payment option in this category
Cons
- No trial option, so there's no cheap way to sample it first
- Maximum resolution isn't published anywhere on the site
- The first-month promotional price ($187.57 for the year) is noticeably higher than the $179.40 you'll pay on renewal, so read the fine print before you commit
- Monthly
- $19.95 (renews; $34.95 first month)
- Annual (/mo)
- $15.63
- Trial
- None
- Videos
- 3,000+
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Included on every tier
Pricing. There's no trial. The annual plan runs $187.57 up front (about $15.63 a month) and renews at $179.40 a year, or $14.95 a month; standalone monthly billing is $19.95 after a $34.95 first month.
Why join. If clear, published terms matter to you as much as the content itself, Bel Ami is the one site here that tells you exactly what you'll pay long-term instead of burying the renewal rate. It's not the cheapest option, but it's one of the most honest about its own pricing.
NakedSword is less a single studio and more a streaming hub that pulls together content from Falcon, Raging Stallion, Hot House and other classic studio brands under Gamma Entertainment, plus its own award-recognized NakedSword Originals productions. It's the closest thing in gay porn to a one-stop streaming service.
Pros
- Draws on one of the deepest combined studio catalogues in the category, since it aggregates several major brands
- Its own original productions have picked up industry award recognition over the years
- Not geo-blocked, unlike the Aylo-owned brands in this list
Cons
- The annual plan is streaming-only — downloads require the pricier $39.95 monthly tier instead
- No scene count or update cadence is published anywhere on the site
- At $16.58 a month effective, it's one of the more expensive annual plans in this comparison
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $16.58
- Trial
- None
- Videos
- 45,000+
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. There's no trial. Streaming-only monthly access is $29.95, or $39.95 with downloads included; the annual streaming plan is $199.00 total, working out to $16.58 a month.
Why join. Good fit if you want breadth across several well-known studio brands in one membership rather than committing to just one, and you're fine watching in-browser instead of downloading. If offline downloads matter to you, budget for the higher monthly tier.
Falcon Studios is one of the oldest and most storied names in American gay porn, with a back catalogue that stretches back decades under its current owner, Gamma Entertainment. It's the kind of brand recognition that comes up in almost any conversation about the genre's history.
Pros
- Deep historical catalogue built up over Falcon's long run as a studio brand
- Low-cost short trial makes it easy to look before you commit to a full month
- Annual pricing brings the effective rate down to a reasonable $10.95 a month
Cons
- No scene count, update cadence, or maximum resolution is published anywhere
- The site's own signup markup was inconsistent on download rights at the time of our check, so treat that term as unconfirmed until you verify it yourself at signup
- The $2.95 trial rebills at the full $29.95 monthly rate after 3 days if you don't cancel
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.95
- Trial
- $2.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 3,800+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. A 3-day trial costs $2.95 and rebills at $29.95 a month; standalone monthly is $29.95–$39.95, and the annual plan is $131.40, working out to $10.95 a month.
Why join. Worth a look for the legacy catalogue alone if you care about the studio's history in the genre. Just watch the trial's rebill date closely, and double-check download terms at signup since the site itself isn't fully consistent on that point.
Corbin Fisher has been one of the most talked-about names in gay amateur-style porn for years, run by San Diego-based Liberty Media Holdings. It has a loyal, long-standing fanbase and a reputation that extends well beyond its own site, but it's also one of the least transparent operators in this comparison about current pricing.
Pros
- Strong, long-running brand recognition in the amateur-style niche
- Loyal fanbase and consistent house style built up over many years
- Not tied to the Aylo network, so it isn't part of the multi-state blocking that affects Men.com and Sean Cody
Cons
- Current pricing isn't published on a page we could reach, and older figures floating around online are unverified and likely stale
- No scene count, update cadence or download policy is published anywhere we could confirm
- Because pricing isn't disclosed up front, you can't compare costs before you're inside the checkout flow
- Monthly
- N/A
- Annual (/mo)
- N/A
- Trial
- N/A
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. We could not verify current monthly or annual pricing from an official source at the time of writing — treat any figure you see quoted elsewhere online as unconfirmed until you check the live join page yourself.
Why join. The brand name alone is why Corbin Fisher lands this high on a popularity ranking, but we'd rather tell you plainly that we couldn't confirm its current price than repeat an old number. Check the live signup page for today's terms before you commit.
Raging Stallion is a long-running Gamma Entertainment studio brand known for its masculine, muscle-forward casting and house style. Like its sister studios Falcon and Hot House, it was condom-only for years before releasing its first bareback title, so its catalogue is genuinely split across two distinct eras.
Pros
- Well-established brand within the Gamma studio family with a distinct visual style
- Same low-cost short trial as its sister studios, so it's cheap to sample first
- Annual pricing brings the effective monthly rate down to $10.95
Cons
- No scene count, update pace, or maximum resolution published on the site
- Priced identically to Falcon and Hot House with no bundle discount for subscribing to more than one
- Download rights need verification at signup, same as its sister studios
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.95
- Trial
- $2.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 2,000+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. A 3-day trial is $2.95 and rebills at $29.95 a month; the annual plan is $131.40 total, or $10.95 a month.
Why join. A solid pick if the masc, muscle-focused house style is what you're after and you don't need the largest catalogue in the category. Compare it against Falcon and Hot House first, since all three cost the same.
Hot House is the third of Gamma Entertainment's classic studio trio alongside Falcon and Raging Stallion, known historically for a slicker, more polished production style. It shares the same billing structure and pricing as its sister sites, so choosing between them usually comes down to house style rather than cost.
Pros
- Recognizable, long-running brand within a well-known studio family
- Same accessible short trial as Falcon and Raging Stallion
- Not affected by the state-level access blocks that hit the Aylo-owned brands
Cons
- No published scene count, update cadence, or resolution information
- No group discount for bundling with its sister studios despite identical pricing
- Download policy is unclear from the signup page alone
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.95
- Trial
- $2.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 975+
- Max res
- 1080p
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. The 3-day trial is $2.95 and rebills at $29.95 a month; the annual plan runs $131.40, working out to $10.95 a month.
Why join. Pick Hot House over its sister studios specifically for its glossier house style, since the pricing and terms are otherwise identical across all three Gamma studio brands.
CockyBoys is an independent New York studio, run by Jake Jaxson through Vinyard Entertainment, that's built a genuine reputation for quality production and has been covered in mainstream press. It also happens to carry the cheapest verified annual rate of any exclusive gay studio we checked.
Pros
- Cheapest verified annual price of any single-studio gay site in this comparison, at $8.25 a month
- Publishes both its scene count (2,500+) and a multiple-times-a-week update pace
- Independent studio with wide media recognition and a distinct creative reputation
- A two-year plan brings the rate down even further, to $7.04 a month
Cons
- No trial, so there's no cheap way to look before you pay
- The $99.00 annual price is a promotional rate against a $199.00 list price — mark your renewal date
- Only publishes HD as its resolution tier, with no explicit 4K claim
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $8.25 (1yr) / $7.04 (2yr)
- Trial
- None
- Videos
- 2,500+
- Max res
- HD
- Downloads
- Site states unlimited access; cap not published
Pricing. No trial is offered. Monthly is $29.95, the promotional annual is $99.00 (regularly $199.00) at $8.25 a month, and a two-year plan runs $169.00, or $7.04 a month.
Why join. One of the best straightforward value picks here if you want a single, well-regarded independent studio rather than a network of brands. Just set a reminder for your renewal date so the promotional rate doesn't quietly jump back to list price.
Lucas Entertainment is one of the longest-running independent gay studios, founded by Michael Lucas in 1998 and still based in New York. Lucas himself is a well-known, outspoken figure in the industry, which has kept the brand's name recognition high even outside its own subscriber base.
Pros
- Nearly three decades of continuous operation under the same founder
- High name recognition thanks to its founder's public profile in the industry
- Independent ownership, outside the Aylo network's state-level access restrictions
Cons
- We could not confirm current monthly or annual pricing from the site's own join page
- No published scene count, update cadence or download policy
- Because pricing isn't disclosed up front, you'll need to start a signup flow just to see what it costs
- Monthly
- N/A
- Annual (/mo)
- N/A
- Trial
- N/A
- Videos
- 2,691+
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. We could not verify current pricing from the official join page — figures circulating in old coupon listings are outdated and shouldn't be relied on. Check the live signup page for today's rate.
Why join. The name recognition here is real, built over 25-plus years and a founder who's a known quantity in the industry, but we'd rather flag the pricing gap than guess. Confirm the live rate before you sign up.
Helix Studios is an independent Las Vegas studio, running since 2002, that's become one of the most recognized names focused on the twink category specifically. That name recognition earns it a spot high on a popularity list, even though its downloads are billed as a separate paid upgrade from streaming.
Pros
- Strong, long-standing brand recognition in its specific niche
- Independent site not affected by the Aylo network's state-level blocking
- Offers a real streaming-only tier for people who don't need downloads
Cons
- The commonly quoted "$11.99 a month" figure is inaccurate — every source we could verify puts the real annual rate at $16.67 a month
- Downloads cost extra on top of the base subscription
- The $4.99 trial rebills at $21.99 a month, an increase of over 300%, if you forget to cancel
- Monthly
- $34.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $16.67
- Trial
- $4.99 / 3 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. A 3-day trial runs $4.99 and rebills at $21.99 a month; standalone streaming is $19.99 a month ($34.99 with downloads), and the annual plan with downloads is $199.99 total — $16.67 a month.
Why join. Worth considering specifically for its niche focus and long track record, but go in with the correct number in hand: the annual plan is $199.99, which is $16.67 a month and includes downloads. The $11.99 figure quoted elsewhere is real but is a discounted streaming-only monthly tier — no downloads — and the standard download-inclusive monthly is $34.99.
MaleAccess is Aylo's combined-access pass, bundling Men.com, Sean Cody, BigStr and Bromo content into one membership. It updates faster than any other gay site we checked, adding new material almost five times a week, though the advertised 8,000-plus library is considerably larger than what it actually serves.
Pros
- The fastest update pace we found in the category, at roughly five new releases a week
- One subscription covers content pulled from several Aylo brands rather than just one
- 4K-badged video and the same polished app experience as Men.com
Cons
- Advertises "8,000+" scenes but the site's own catalogue currently serves 2,878
- Same state-level blocking as the rest of the Aylo portfolio, affecting roughly two dozen US states
- Download cap isn't disclosed anywhere in the terms
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $8.33
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 2,878 (advertised as 8,000+)
- Max res
- 4K badge
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. The trial is $1 for 2 days, monthly billing is $29.99, and the annual plan is $99.96, working out to $8.33 a month.
Why join. A reasonable pick if you want variety across several Aylo brands without juggling separate memberships, as long as you go in expecting the real 2,878-scene library rather than the advertised 8,000-plus figure.
Czech Hunter is Aylo's long-running "street casting" style series, one of the most searched-for names in the genre. It's still adding new scenes on a roughly weekly basis, and its 5-year plan quietly offers the lowest effective monthly rate of any site in this entire comparison.
Pros
- A 5-year membership works out to just $3.33 a month, the cheapest effective rate we found anywhere in this category
- Still releasing new material at a consistent weekly pace
- Extremely high name recognition and search volume within its specific format
Cons
- Same roughly two dozen US states are blocked as the rest of the Aylo network
- The 5-year commitment is a lot to sign up for sight-unseen, especially with no trial period beyond the $1 taster
- Maximum resolution isn't published
- Monthly
- $29.99 ($14.99 first month)
- Annual (/mo)
- $8.33 (1yr) / $3.33 (5yr)
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 828
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. A $1 trial covers 2 days, monthly is $29.99 ($14.99 for the first month), the annual plan is $99.99 ($8.33/mo), and a 5-year plan runs $199.99 total, or $3.33 a month.
Why join. If you're confident you'll want access for years rather than months, the 5-year plan here is genuinely the best long-term deal in this whole list. For anyone less sure, stick to the standard annual rate first.
Twinkpop is Aylo's dedicated twink-category brand, priced identically to Men.com and Sean Cody but carrying a catalogue that leans heavily on repackaged material from those sister sites. It's a fine budget option if the category focus matters more to you than seeing entirely original content.
Pros
- Same low $8.33-a-month effective annual rate as Men.com
- Over 2,800 scenes available under a single subscription
- Straightforward, consistent pricing with no confusing tiers
Cons
- A sample of its catalogue turned out to be overwhelmingly re-listed Men.com and Sean Cody material rather than unique content
- Maximum resolution isn't published
- Blocked in the same roughly two dozen US states as the rest of Aylo's gay portfolio
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $8.33
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 2,843 (+3 movies)
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. The trial is $1 for 2 days, monthly billing is $29.99, and the annual plan is $99.99, or $8.33 a month.
Why join. Fine as a budget-priced way into the twink category, but go in aware that you're largely seeing content that also lives on Men.com and Sean Cody rather than something exclusive to this brand.
Next Door Studios is a well-established American amateur-style brand under Gamma Entertainment, known for its next-door-neighbor casting aesthetic. Its terms of service quietly grant the most generous download allowance of any site in this whole comparison, at 300 GB a day.
Pros
- The largest disclosed download allowance in the entire category, at 300 GB per day
- Well-known, long-running amateur-style brand
- Annual pricing brings the rate down to a competitive $10.95 a month
Cons
- No scene count, update cadence, or resolution information is published
- The $2.95 trial rebills at the higher $34.95 monthly rate after just 3 days
- Standalone monthly pricing varies ($24.95 to $34.95) depending on how you land on the join page
- Monthly
- $24.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.95
- Trial
- $2.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 4,778+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. The 3-day trial costs $2.95 and rebills at $34.95 a month; standalone monthly is $24.95–$34.95, and the annual plan is $131.40 total, or $10.95 a month.
Why join. A strong pick specifically if downloading and keeping files matters to you, since the 300 GB/day allowance here is unmatched elsewhere in this list. Just don't let the trial slide past its 3-day window unnoticed.
Say Uncle, from Miami-based Charged Media, bundles access to 31 different brands (including Latin Leche) under a single subscription and updates its library daily. It's also the single most expensive site in this comparison, so you're paying a real premium for that breadth.
Pros
- Best-documented library in this list at roughly 3,400 scenes in 4K, spread across 31 brands
- Updates daily, with 15 to 50 new releases a month depending on the tier
- Unlimited downloads on the annual plan
Cons
- By far the most expensive site in this comparison at $29.08 a month on the annual plan
- Monthly members only get streaming — downloads are reserved for annual subscribers
- The trial tier's price isn't shown until you're inside the signup flow
- Monthly
- $59.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $29.08
- Trial
- Trial tier exists; price not published
- Videos
- 3,400+ across 31 brands
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Stream-only on monthly; unlimited on annual
Pricing. A trial tier exists but its price isn't displayed publicly; monthly billing is $59.95, and the annual plan is $349.00 total, working out to $29.08 a month.
Why join. Makes sense if you genuinely want access to dozens of brands under one login and you're prepared to pay a real premium for that breadth. If your budget is tighter, a single-brand annual plan elsewhere in this list will cost you far less.
GayWire sits inside the Aylo family alongside Reality Kings-style production values, and it offers the single cheapest trial in this whole comparison at just 50 cents. It's honest, at least, about one thing most competitors dodge: the site openly states it delivers 1080p, not 4K.
Pros
- The cheapest trial anywhere in this list, at 50 cents for 2 days
- Reasonably priced annual plan at $9.99 a month
- Unusually upfront about its actual delivered resolution rather than overselling it
Cons
- Update pace has slowed to roughly two new releases a month
- Same state-level blocking as the rest of the Aylo portfolio
- Delivers 1080p rather than the 4K some competitors advertise
- Monthly
- $24.99 ($19.99 promo)
- Annual (/mo)
- $9.99
- Trial
- $0.50 / 2 days
- Videos
- 1,294
- Max res
- 1080p (site states shot in 4K, delivered 480p/720p/1080p)
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. The trial starts at $0.50 for 2 days; monthly billing is $24.99 ($19.99 promo), and the annual plan is $119.88, or $9.99 a month.
Why join. A cheap, low-commitment way to try an Aylo-family site without the usual $1 minimum, though the slower update pace means it's better as a supplementary membership than your main one.
Treasure Island Media, founded in 1998, is one of the most recognized independent names in gay porn's bareback niche, with a devoted following that's kept it culturally relevant for over 25 years. Unfortunately, its official site doesn't render clear subscription pricing, which makes it one of the harder sites here to evaluate on cost.
Pros
- Long-standing, highly recognized brand within its specific niche
- Deep back catalogue built up over more than two decades
- Independent site, not part of the Aylo network's state-level blocking
Cons
- We could not verify current pricing from the site's own signup page — no monthly, annual, or trial figure is reliably shown there
- No annual plan appears to be offered; the site sells 1, 3, and 6-month tiers instead
- Download rights vary by plan and need direct verification before you buy
- Monthly
- N/A
- Annual (/mo)
- N/A
- Trial
- N/A
- Videos
- 1,500+ (unofficial figure)
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Plan-dependent; needs verification
Pricing. We could not verify current pricing from the official site. It sells 1, 3, and 6-month passes rather than a standard annual plan — confirm the live rate at signup before committing.
Why join. The reputation here is real and long-earned within its niche, but we'd rather be upfront that we couldn't confirm current pricing than repeat a number from an unofficial source. Check the live signup page for today's terms.
TimTales is an independent site founded by performer Tim Kruger in 2009, and it's built a solid reputation on one specific promise: unlimited viewing and downloading, stated plainly in its own terms. Its annual pass is also sold as a genuine non-recurring purchase rather than a subscription that renews behind your back.
Pros
- States unlimited downloading in writing, with no cap mentioned anywhere in the terms
- The annual pass is non-recurring, so nothing renews automatically without your say-so
- Publishes a clear library size of 1,300+ scenes
Cons
- Update cadence isn't published, so you can't judge how often new content actually arrives
- No trial option to sample before paying
- Maximum resolution isn't disclosed anywhere on the site
- Monthly
- $24.95 (after $29.95 first month)
- Annual (/mo)
- $12.50
- Trial
- None
- Videos
- 1,300+
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Unlimited viewing and downloading (stated)
Pricing. There's no trial. The introductory rate is $29.95, renewing monthly at $24.95, and the annual pass is a flat $150.00 non-recurring charge, working out to $12.50 a month.
Why join. A good option if you specifically want to own your downloads without worrying about an auto-renewing subscription creeping back onto your card. The trade-off is less public information about update frequency than the bigger network sites offer.
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20. Bromo
Recognizable name, but stopped updating
Visit Bromo
Bromo is a familiar Aylo brand name that's earned a spot on this list through years of built-up recognition, but we have to be upfront: its own content feed shows zero new scenes released in the 12 months to August 2026, while it's still being sold as a full-price annual subscription.
Pros
- Well-known brand name with real residual recognition in the category
- Reasonable effective annual rate at $8.33 a month if you're only after its existing back catalogue
- Still bundled with fresher content through the MaleAccess multi-brand pass
Cons
- No new scenes released in the 12 months to August 2026, by the site's own content feed — this is a dormant catalogue, not an active one
- You're paying a full annual subscription price for a site that isn't currently producing anything new
- Same state-level Aylo blocking affects roughly two dozen US states
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $8.33
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 519 (+117 movies)
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Permitted; cap not published
Pricing. The trial is $1 for 2 days; monthly is $29.99 ($49.99 quarterly), and the annual plan is $99.99, or $8.33 a month — priced the same as an actively updating site, despite the year-long content freeze.
Why join. We're including Bromo here because the name recognition is genuine and the existing library is still there to browse, but we'd steer most people toward Men.com or MaleAccess instead, where your subscription is paying for content that's actually still being made.
