Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure

Best Paid Porn Websites currently earns nothing from the links on this site. There is no affiliate relationship in place with any operator reviewed or listed here. Every outbound link right now goes straight to the operator with no commission attached to it, to me, or to anyone else.

I'm telling you this not because I have to — there's nothing to disclose yet — but because this page needs to be accurate on the day you read it and stay accurate if that changes, and it probably will change.

If and when this site does enter affiliate relationships with any of the operators reviewed here, this page will be updated first, and every page carrying a monetized link will carry a clear, plain-language disclosure in the same place you'd see the link itself — not buried in a footer, not covered only here.

The disclosure will say something a reader can actually understand at a glance, such as "paid link" or a full sentence stating that the site earns a commission from that click. I'm calling this out specifically because it's a place a lot of affiliate sites cut corners: the phrase "affiliate link" by itself doesn't tell a typical reader that the person posting it gets paid when you click it, and regulators have said as much directly.

"Paid link," or a plain sentence saying this site earns a commission, does the job. That's the standard this site will hold itself to.

This is the part that matters most and the part I want to be unambiguous about. If this site starts earning commissions, that income will never determine which operator gets ranked first, gets recommended, or gets a better review than it deserves.

The reviews are built around production quality, value for money, library size and update cadence, user experience, and how an operator handles cancellations and billing — not around what pays the best. If the best pick in a category happens to pay this site nothing, it still goes at the top.

The day a ranking follows a commission instead of the underlying quality of the site, this page and the whole premise of the site stop being honest, and that's not a trade I'm willing to make for ad revenue.

This disclosure is written to meet both US and UK expectations, since readers come from both. In the US, the FTC's Endorsement Guides are the reference point: a disclosure needs to be close to the recommendation itself, in a place the reader will actually see it alongside the link, not tucked away on a separate page reached by a click they may never make.

In the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority's guidance under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act treats an undisclosed commercial relationship as a misleading omission, and CMA now has direct enforcement powers to go with that guidance. Designing this disclosure to the stricter of the two standards means both are covered.

If you ever spot a monetized link on this site that isn't disclosed the way this page describes, that's a mistake — tell me and I'll fix it. Contact details are on the contact page and at thecamexpert2@proton. me.