Best Paid Porn Sites in 2026
We index what the operators bury: real prices, renewal terms, download rights, statement descriptors and cancellation routes for 20 paid adult subscription sites. No estimates — where an operator doesn't publish a figure, we say so.
We built this because every “best of” list we found was ordered by commission rate. The site paying the most sat at number one, the honest small studio sat nowhere, and nobody told you that was the rule. So we did it backwards: score first, from published prices and terms, and worry about revenue later. Three of our current top five pay us nothing at all and two of them run no affiliate programme whatsoever.
When we do sign affiliate deals, we will say so on every page that carries one — and the ranking will not move. How we rank · Full disclosure.
Most rankings of the best paid porn sites are ordered by commission, not merit. We built this one the other way round: every site is scored on what it charges and what it gives you, and right now we earn nothing from any of them.
Below you'll find 20 paid porn sites compared on the numbers that decide whether a subscription is worth it — effective monthly cost, what the trial rebills at, whether downloads are included, and how to cancel. We check every figure on the operator's own join page, which is why our prices routinely disagree with the other top paid porn sites lists you'll find on this search.
If you're after a specific vertical, we run separate rankings of the best gay paid porn sites and the best trans paid porn sites, scored on the same rubric.
The best premium porn sites at a glance
Four picks that cover most people's use case. Full ranking and the price table below.
All 20 paid porn sites compared on price and terms
Sortable. This table is the reason this site exists — no competitor in the top ten results publishes a single price, let alone a comparable one.
| #▲ | Site | Best for | Score▲ | Trial▲ | Monthly▲ | Annual (/mo)▲ | Videos▲ | Max res | Downloads | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cheapest per video, streaming only | 7.7 | $1 / 3 days | $9.95 | $4.95save 50% | 60,000+ | 4K | None | Visit | |
| 2 | Cheapest annual plan | 7.6 | $2.95 / 3 days | $29.95 | $10.95save 63% | 19,000+ | 4K | Annual only | Visit | |
| 3 | Independent, and demonstrably | 7.4 | None | $29.32 | $16.58save 43% | Not published | 4K | Included (stream + download) | Visit | |
| 4 | Biggest library, downloads included | 7.1 | Free / 2 days | $29.95 | $16.66 (6-mo)save 44% | 161,000+ | 4K | Unlimited, keep forever | Visit | |
| 5 | Scripting and production value | 6.9 | $2.95 / 3 days | $19.95 | $11.95save 40% | 597+ | 4K | Annual only | Visit | |
| 6 | Best big-name network | 6.8 | $1 / 2 days | $18.99 | $5.67save 70% | N/A | 4K (claimed) | Add-on, 3/day cap | Visit | |
| 7 | Fashion-shoot aesthetic | 6.2 | $1 / 2 days | $29.95 | None | 1,104+ | 4K (reported) | N/A | Visit | |
| 8 | High-production interracial | 6.1 | £1 / 2 days | £35.95 | None | N/A | N/A | N/A | Visit | |
| 9 | Best VR included | 5.8 | $1.95 / 3 days | $29.95 | $9.95save 67% | 13,000+ | 4K | Included | Visit | |
| 10 | The whole Vixen group on one l | 5.8 | $1 / 2 days | $69.95 | $50.00save 29% | N/A | 4K | Included (stream + download) | Visit | |
| 11 | Cinematic, narrative-led scene | 5.8 | N/A | N/A | N/A | 633+ | 4K | Included (stream + download) | Visit | |
| 12 | Mofos | Crypto and wallet payments accepted | 5.7 | $1 / 2 days | $32.99 | $10.41save 68% | N/A | N/A | None | Visit |
| 13 | Downloads included as standard | 5.5 | $1 / 2 days | $29.99 | $10.00save 67% | 11,873 videos, 7,800 models | N/A | Unlimited, all plans | Visit | |
| 14 | Best lifetime option | 5.5 | $1 / first week | $29.99 | $10.00save 67% | N/A | N/A | N/A | Visit | |
| 15 | Best pay-per-scene | 5.5 | $0.99 / 2 days | $18.99 | $9.49save 50% | N/A | 4K (Ultra tier) / HD (Premium) | Capped — 5/month on Premium, 500/month on Ultra | Visit | |
| 16 | Glamcore house style | 5.5 | $1 / 2 days | $29.99 | $10.00save 67% | N/A | N/A | N/A | Visit | |
| 17 | Best scenario series | 5.3 | N/A | N/A | N/A | 3,011 videos, 1,400+ models | N/A | N/A | Visit | |
| 18 | Best feature productions | 5.2 | $1 / 2 days | $32.99 | $10.00save 70% | N/A | N/A | N/A | Visit | |
| 19 | Best multi-site pass | 5.1 | N/A | $29.99 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Visit | |
| 20 | Glamour and solo catalogue | 5.0 | $1 / 2 days | $29.99 | $10.00save 67% | 46,000+ | N/A | N/A | Visit |
The 20 best paid porn websites, reviewed
The twenty biggest names, ranked by traffic and popularity. What each one is, what it costs, and whether it's worth your money.
Adult Time is the closest thing the industry has to a Netflix subscription: one login, 60,000+ scenes across 400+ channels, and something new landing several times a day. If you can't decide where to start, start here — nothing else on this page comes close on sheer volume per dollar.
Pros
- $4.95/month on the annual plan — the cheapest real subscription here
- 60,000+ videos across 400+ channels on one login
- 8+ new releases every single day
- Works on mobile, desktop, tablet and TV
Cons
- Every tier is streaming-only — no downloads at any price
- The $1 trial rebills at $19.95/month, double the standard monthly rate
- Parent company Gamma has faced a class action over billing practices
- Monthly
- $9.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $4.95
- Trial
- $1 / 3 days
- Videos
- 60,000+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- None
Pricing. $9.95/month, or $4.95/month if you pay $59.40 for the year up front. A $1 three-day trial exists but rebills at $19.95/month, so set a reminder.
Why join. If you watch broadly rather than following one studio, the maths is hard to argue with — a full year costs less than two months at Brazzers. Just go in knowing you're renting access, not building a library.
You'd heard of Brazzers before you ever went looking for a porn subscription, and that recognition is doing a lot of work at $33.99 a month. It's 31 sites on one login with genuinely high production values — but it's now among the priciest here, and the terms have quietly got worse.
Pros
- 31 network sites included on a single membership
- Consistently high production values across the catalogue
- The annual plan drops the effective rate to around $10/month
Cons
- $33.99/month rolling is near the top of the market
- Downloads reportedly moved behind a paid add-on with a daily cap
- The annual renewal price is not published anywhere
- Blocked entirely in roughly 24 US states
- Monthly
- $18.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $5.67
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- 4K (claimed)
- Downloads
- Add-on, daily cap reported
Pricing. $33.99/month, or $119.99–$122.00 for a year (about $9.99–$10.16/month). A $1 trial rebills at either $39.99 or $42.99 depending on which source you believe — Brazzers doesn't say which.
Why join. Take the annual plan or skip it entirely. At $10 a month it's a fair deal for one of the biggest catalogues in the business; at $33.99 you're mostly paying for the logo.
Bang.com quietly has the largest catalogue on this page — 161,000+ videos — and unlike most of its rivals it lets you download them and keep them for good. The interface is genuinely good too, with filters that actually do something.
Pros
- 161,000+ videos, the biggest library here by a wide margin
- Downloads are unlimited and yours to keep permanently
- A genuinely free two-day trial, not a $1 one
- 4K, plus strong search and category filtering
Cons
- The free trial rebills at $34.95 — higher than the $29.95 advertised rate
- No annual plan; six months is the longest term offered
- Cancellation reportedly takes several clicks to find
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $16.66 (6-mo)
- Trial
- Free / 2 days
- Videos
- 161,000+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Unlimited, keep forever
Pricing. $29.95/month, or $99.95 for six months (about $16.66/month). The two-day trial is free but rebills at $34.95/month rather than the $29.95 rate.
Why join. If you'd rather own copies of what you watch than rent access, this is the one. The free trial makes it cheap to test — just diary the rebill date before you sign up.
Evil Angel has been running since 1989 and it shows in the catalogue — 19,000+ scenes built on a director-led model where the filmmakers keep ownership of their own work. It's also the only site here that promises no pre-checked upsells at checkout.
Pros
- $10.95/month annual — the cheapest plan here that includes downloads
- Explicitly promises no pre-checked cross-sales or surprise charges
- 19,000+ scenes in 4K, with multiple new releases weekly
- Director-led model gives the catalogue unusual range
Cons
- The $29.95 monthly tier is streaming-only — downloads need the $39.95 tier
- The $2.95 trial rebills at $39.95, the most expensive tier
- Its own join page labels tiers confusingly
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.95
- Trial
- $2.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 19,000+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. $131.40 for a year works out at $10.95/month with unlimited downloads. Monthly is $39.95 with downloads or $29.95 streaming-only. A $2.95 three-day trial rebills at $39.95.
Why join. The annual plan is the quiet best-value pick on this page if downloads matter to you. And after reading complaint threads about surprise cross-sales elsewhere, a site that puts 'no pre-checked cross-sales' on its own checkout page is worth something.
Reality Kings has been going since 2000 and joined the Aylo network in 2012. Its advantage over its own stablemates is refreshingly simple: downloads are included on every plan, with no add-on and no tier games.
Pros
- Unlimited streaming and downloads on all plans, no exceptions
- Long-running catalogue with a distinctive scenario style
- Quarterly option at about $19.98/month if you dislike annual commitments
Cons
- $199.95/year is expensive next to Evil Angel or Adult Time
- Blocked in roughly 24 US states
- Users report being auto-enrolled after signing up elsewhere in the Aylo network
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.00
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 11,873
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- Unlimited, all plans
Pricing. $29.95 every 30 days, $59.95 quarterly (about $19.98/month), or $199.95 a year (about $16.66/month). A $1 two-day trial is offered.
Why join. Worth it if downloads are non-negotiable and you can't be bothered reading small print about which tier includes them. You pay a premium over Evil Angel for that simplicity.
Mofos started life in 2008 as a scruffier, more amateur-styled counterpart to Brazzers, and it still trades on that. The reason to notice it in 2026 is the checkout: it takes crypto, Apple Pay and Google Pay, which almost nothing else here does.
Pros
- Accepts crypto, Apple Pay and Google Pay as well as cards
- $10.41/month on the annual plan
- 20+ themed sub-sites included on one login
Cons
- $32.99 rolling monthly is steep for the catalogue size
- The $1 trial rebills at $39.99 — more than the standard monthly rate
- Blocked in roughly 24 US states
- Download policy is not published
- Monthly
- $32.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.41
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- None
Pricing. $124.99 for a year works out at $10.41/month. Six months is $89.99 ($14.99/month), rolling monthly is $32.99. A $1 two-day trial rebills at $39.99.
Why join. If you'd rather not have an adult subscription on a card statement at all, the crypto option is a genuine reason to pick this over its Aylo siblings.
Nubiles is independently owned by XFC Inc and has been running since the early 2000s, which makes it a rarity here — most of its rivals belong to Aylo, Gamma or Vixen Media Group. Uploads run current through August 2026, so it's provably still making content.
Pros
- Independently owned, not part of a mega-network
- Downloads included with membership
- Advertised as 4K, and verifiably still updating
- A lifetime membership option exists
Cons
- No trial at all — you pay full price from day one
- No VR
- Total scene count is not published
- $29.32/month rolling is mid-market for the catalogue size
- Monthly
- $29.32
- Annual (/mo)
- $16.58
- Trial
- None
- Videos
- Not published
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Included (stream + download)
Pricing. $29.32 every 30 days, or $199 a year (about $16.58/month, flagged as best value on the site). There is no trial of any kind.
Why join. Pick this if you'd rather give money to an independent than a conglomerate, and you value knowing for certain the site is still producing.
Pure Taboo was founded in 2017 by director Bree Mills and puts its budget into writing and pre-production rather than volume. Subscribing also opens up the wider Adult Time network, which is where most of the value actually sits.
Pros
- $11.95/month annual, and it unlocks the Adult Time network too
- Genuinely higher production values than most of this list
- Cheaper monthly ($19.95) than most sites here
Cons
- Streaming-only at every tier — no downloads, even on annual
- The $2.95 trial rebills at $29.95, which is HIGHER than the $19.95 standalone monthly
- Scene count and update cadence are not published
- Monthly
- $19.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $11.95
- Trial
- $2.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 597+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Annual only
Pricing. $19.95/month or $143.40 a year ($11.95/month). Watch the trial: $2.95 for three days, then $29.95/month — more than if you'd simply taken the monthly plan.
Why join. Take the annual plan directly and skip the trial entirely — the trial is priced as a trap. At $11.95 with Adult Time access bundled in, it's a strong deal for anyone who cares about direction and writing.
Vixen Plus is the bundle pass for Vixen Media Group — Vixen, Blacked, Tushy, Blacked Raw, Tushy Raw, Deeper, Slayed, Milfy and Wifey, nine sites in total. It is comfortably the most expensive subscription on this page.
Pros
- Nine sites on a single membership
- Ultra HD 4K across the whole group
- Streaming and downloads from all brands included
Cons
- $599.95 a year is roughly $50/month — over ten times Adult Time
- $69.95 rolling monthly is the highest figure on this page
- VMG brands attract frequent complaints about upsells and cancellation
- Monthly
- $69.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $50.00
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Included (stream + download)
Pricing. $69.95/month or $599.95 a year (about $50/month). A $1 two-day trial rebills at $59.95/month.
Why join. Only worth it if you specifically want the Vixen house style and would otherwise subscribe to three or four of its sites separately. Otherwise the arithmetic is brutal.
Naughty America has been independent since 2001 — owned by La Touraine Inc in San Diego, not one of the big three networks. It shipped 4K back in 2014 and launched VR at CES in 2016, and VR is still its clearest reason to exist.
Pros
- One of the few sites here with a real VR library
- Independently owned since 2001
- UHD production since 2014, 6,900+ movies
Cons
- Interface is dated — a captcha per video, weak search, no pagination
- Reviewers report heavy advertising even for paying subscribers
- Current pricing is not published anywhere we could verify
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- $9.95
- Trial
- $1.95 / 3 days
- Videos
- 13,000+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Included
Pricing. Not published on any source we could verify. Coupon sites quote between $24.95 and $29.95/month with a $1.95 three-day trial, but those figures conflict and we have not confirmed them.
Why join. The pick if VR is what you actually want. Just be prepared for a site that feels a decade old, and check the real price at checkout.
BangBros launched in Miami in 2002 off the back of Bangbus, and was bought by Prague-based WGCZ Holding in 2017 — the same group behind XVideos and XNXX. The network has since grown to around 60 sites.
Pros
- One of the oldest surviving brands, with a deep archive
- Around 60 sites under one network
- A $1 48-hour trial is consistently advertised
Cons
- Current pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Users report difficulty cancelling and duplicate charges
- Quality varies sharply between older and newer material
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.00
- Trial
- $1 / first week
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not confirmed. A $1 48-hour trial is widely advertised and coupon sites quote roughly $9.99/month on an annual plan, but we could not verify either against the operator.
Why join. Worth a look for the archive if you already know the brand. Verify the price at checkout — the figures circulating for this one are especially unreliable.
Deeper launched in 2019 under director Kayden Kross and is the most stylistically ambitious thing Vixen Media Group makes — long scenes, noir lighting, proper scoring. It's closer to prestige television than to a tube site.
Pros
- Genuinely distinctive direction and cinematography
- Confirmed 4K Ultra HD
- Scenes run 40–90 minutes rather than the usual 20
Cons
- Standalone pricing is not published
- Reviewers report upsell prompts before you reach the members area
- No VR
- Monthly
- N/A
- Annual (/mo)
- N/A
- Trial
- N/A
- Videos
- 633+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Included (stream + download)
Pricing. Not published for the standalone site. Access is bundled into Vixen Plus at $69.95/month or $599.95/year.
Why join. If you find most porn visually flat, this is the one that actually tries. Be aware you may end up in the Vixen Plus bundle to get it.
Team Skeet dates to 2008 and sits inside the Reptyle network run by Paper Street Media, alongside MYLF, FamilyStrokes and FreeUse. We could not reach its join page from any of our tools, so we are not publishing a price for it.
Pros
- Long-established brand with dozens of themed sub-sites
- A network membership usually unlocks sibling sites
- TeamSkeet Labs adds newer formats and performers
Cons
- Current pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Review aggregators carry recurring complaints about billing after cancellation
- Download speeds reported as slow
- Monthly
- N/A
- Annual (/mo)
- N/A
- Trial
- N/A
- Videos
- 10,000+
- Max res
- 4K
- Downloads
- Included
Pricing. Not verified. We could not reach the operator's join page, and we don't publish coupon-site figures as fact.
Why join. Check the price yourself at checkout before committing. We'll update this entry once we can confirm terms directly from the operator.
Founded in 1993 by director Joone, Digital Playground has a real place in the industry's technical history — first HD release in 2005, first Blu-ray in 2006 — and built its name on narrative blockbusters like the Pirates series. It joined Manwin, now Aylo, in 2012.
Pros
- Genuine production heritage and large-budget features
- Part of the Aylo network
- Historically first to market on HD and Blu-ray
Cons
- Current pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Release cadence is monthly features rather than frequent updates
- Suffered a 2012 breach exposing customer payment data
- Monthly
- $32.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.00
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not verified. The join page was unreachable through every method available to us.
Why join. Check the price yourself at checkout. Worth it if you specifically want long-form narrative features rather than scene-based content.
FakeHub is the umbrella for Fake Taxi, Fake Agent, Fake Hostel and their siblings — the flagship launched in 2012 and won Best Website at the 2015 UKAP Awards. It came into MindGeek, now Aylo, in 2014.
Pros
- Around 7–11 themed sites on one membership
- A distinctive, instantly recognisable format
- Established brand with a decade-plus archive
Cons
- Current pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Update cadence reported as weaker than top-tier networks
- Download access appears to be tier-gated rather than universal
- Monthly
- N/A
- Annual (/mo)
- N/A
- Trial
- N/A
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not verified. We could not reach the operator's join page.
Why join. Check the price at checkout. Worth considering if the scenario format is specifically what you're after.
Twistys launched in 2001 and was acquired by Manwin in 2011. Its style has swung about — softcore glamour originally, hardcore through the 2010s, and reportedly back toward glamour since 2019. It's best known for its long-running Treat of the Month feature.
Pros
- Two decades of archive across changing house styles
- Distinctive glamour aesthetic
- Part of the Aylo network
Cons
- Current pricing could not be verified from the operator
- We could not confirm whether it is still publishing new content
- A 2014 contest controversy led to forum closures and cancellations
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.00
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 46,000+
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not verified. We could not reach the operator's join page.
Why join. Check the price at checkout — and check the latest-updates page before subscribing, to confirm the site is still producing new material.
Babes launched in 2012 as Manwin's 'glamcore' brand — deliberately softer and more polished than Brazzers or Reality Kings. Note that BabeVR is a separate spinoff and is not part of the base subscription.
Pros
- Distinct, softer aesthetic within the Aylo stable
- Established brand with a decade of catalogue
Cons
- Current pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Scene count, resolution and download policy are all unpublished
- BabeVR is sold separately, not bundled
- Monthly
- $29.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $10.00
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not verified. We could not reach the operator's join page, and the coupon figures circulating for this brand appear duplicated from other sites.
Why join. Check the price at checkout. Worth a look if the glamcore style is what you want rather than the harder Aylo brands.
Blacked launched in May 2014 and was the brand that established Vixen Media Group's fashion-shoot visual style. It's polished, expensive-looking, and consistent — but its billing arrangements draw a lot of complaints.
Pros
- Distinctive, genuinely high-production visual style
- Part of the VMG group, bundleable via Vixen Plus
- Consistent output and art direction
Cons
- Standalone pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Cancellation routes through a third-party biller rather than the site
- Reviewers report easy-to-miss upsell checkboxes at signup
- Monthly
- £35.95
- Annual (/mo)
- None
- Trial
- £1 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- N/A
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not verified standalone. Access is available through the Vixen Plus bundle at $69.95/month or $599.95/year.
Why join. Check the price at checkout, and read the checkbox states carefully before you confirm. If you want more than one VMG brand, the bundle is the better route.
Vixen launched in July 2016 as the group's flagship glamour brand — high-end locations, matching photo sets, trailers per scene. It won multiple AVN Awards in 2017 and 2018 and an XBIZ Studio of the Year in 2022.
Pros
- Award-recognised production quality
- Per-scene photo sets and trailers, not just video
- Bundleable through Vixen Plus
Cons
- Standalone pricing could not be verified from the operator
- Reviewers report charges appearing under several different processor names
- Support reportedly redirects billing complaints to third parties
- Monthly
- $29.95
- Annual (/mo)
- None
- Trial
- $1 / 2 days
- Videos
- 1,104+
- Max res
- 4K (reported)
- Downloads
- N/A
Pricing. Not verified standalone. Access is available through Vixen Plus at $69.95/month or $599.95/year.
Why join. Check the price at checkout and note which billing descriptor you're agreeing to. The bundle makes more sense if you want the wider group.
FapHouse works differently from everything else on this page — it's a marketplace aggregating many studios and independent creators, where you can buy individual scenes rather than commit to a monthly subscription.
Pros
- Buy individual scenes instead of subscribing
- Aggregates many studios and independent creators in one place
- Useful if your interests are scattered across several producers
Cons
- Current pricing structure could not be verified from the operator
- Per-scene buying can cost more than a subscription if you watch a lot
- Catalogue quality varies widely by creator
- Monthly
- $18.99
- Annual (/mo)
- $9.49
- Trial
- $0.99 / 2 days
- Videos
- N/A
- Max res
- 4K (Ultra tier) / HD (Premium)
- Downloads
- Capped — 5/month on Premium, 500/month on Ultra
Pricing. Not verified. We could not reach the operator's pricing page.
Why join. The right shape if you want three scenes a month rather than three hundred. Check current pricing at checkout.
What we found that other lists don't mention
The prices in circulation are wrong — and they move
Brazzers is listed at $29.99/month across most "best paid porn sites" articles. That figure traces to July 2024. When we first checked it was $33.99; on 22 August 2026 its own checkout showed $18.99. Three different numbers for the most-covered brand in the niche — which is the point. A price copied once and never rechecked is wrong within months, including ours, which is why every figure here carries the date we read it. We found the same pattern in the gay vertical, where the widely-repeated "$7.49/month" for Sean Cody traces to a 2020 article quoting £7.49 in sterling; the real US rate is $10.00.
Advertised libraries and served libraries diverge
Where operators expose a public content API, we count the catalogue rather than repeat the marketing. Sean Cody advertises "2000+ videos" and its own API returns 1,167. MaleAccess advertises "8,000+" and returns 2,878. We publish the served number and label the source.
Some sites still selling annual plans have stopped publishing
Four brands we checked published zero new scenes in the twelve months to August 2026 while still selling $87.96–$119.99 annual memberships. Dormancy carries a scoring penalty here and is called out by name in the relevant rankings.