TS Factor Review 2026

TS Factor is worth clearing up one thing about immediately: despite what several other lists say, it isn't a Grooby property. It sits under Gamma Entertainment, specifically inside the Evil Angel network, and Gamma folded its older ShemaleIdol brand directly into it — shemaleidol.

com now redirects straight to tsfactor. com, and the site's own tracking config lists both names as content sources. That's a meaningfully different pedigree than the Grooby-family sites it sometimes gets lumped in with.

What that Evil Angel connection buys you is scale. TS Factor's own join page cites 'over 20,000' videos network-wide, on top of what it describes as hundreds of its own HD trans-specific videos.

The site streams in confirmed 1080p HD, and like its Evil Angel sibling, it runs on a two-tier monthly structure: $29. 95 for streaming-only, $39. 95 to add downloads.

The annual plan is where the real number lives: $131. 40 for the year, working out to $10. 95 a month — a legitimate discount against either monthly tier, and one of the more competitive effective rates in this comparison.

The catch is the trial. $2. 95 buys three days, but if you don't cancel in time it rebills at $39. 95 a month, the most expensive tier on the entire sheet, not the cheaper $29. 95 streaming rate.

Update cadence isn't published for TS Factor specifically, which is a real gap next to sites that state a cadence outright. If you want a Gamma-family trans site with a defensible annual rate and you're comfortable managing a trial deadline, TS Factor is a reasonable, if unspectacular, pick.

If you want confirmed update frequency or a trans-specific video count you can actually verify, it doesn't give you either.

TS Factor is a trans-focused brand operating inside Gamma Entertainment's Evil Angel network. That's an important correction to make plainly: it is not a Grooby Productions property, despite showing up that way on some competitor lists, and it's also distinct from Trans500, another name it sometimes gets confused with.

The clearest evidence of its actual lineage is structural. TS Factor absorbed Gamma's older ShemaleIdol brand — shemaleidol. com now 301-redirects to tsfactor. com, and the site's own analytics configuration lists both 'shemaleidol' and 'tsfactor' as content sources feeding the same catalog. That's not a marketing claim, it's a technical fingerprint.

Being part of the Evil Angel network means TS Factor benefits from a much larger content pool than a standalone boutique studio would have on its own — the site's join page cites 'over 20,000' videos network-wide, alongside what it separately describes as hundreds of its own HD trans-specific titles.

That's a similar structural pattern to how Transfixed rides on the full Adult Time library, though the scale here is smaller and the network is Evil Angel's rather than Adult Time's.

Worth knowing if you're comparing Gamma-family trans brands side by side: TS Factor, Devil's TGirls, GenderX Films, Transsexual Angel, TranssexualRoadtrip, PansexualX, and TransgressiveXXX are all Gamma properties, and several share overlapping infrastructure and billing patterns even while running as distinct front-facing brands.

TS Factor's own numbers split into two figures worth keeping separate. The network-wide count — 'over 20,000' — reflects the broader Evil Angel catalog TS Factor draws on, not a trans-exclusive tally.

Separately, the site describes its own dedicated output as 'hundreds of HD trans videos,' which is the more relevant number if trans-specific depth is what you're actually shopping for.

Neither figure is as precise as what Grooby's properties publish — Grooby Girls states an exact 7,566 videos and 2,473 models, for instance — so if a hard, verifiable trans-specific count matters to your decision, TS Factor gives you a range description rather than a number you can pin down.

Update frequency for TS Factor specifically isn't published anywhere we could confirm. That's a real gap: sites like GenderX Films state 'exclusive weekly updates' outright, and Devil's TGirls claims 8+ updates a day network-wide.

TS Factor doesn't give you an equivalent figure to work with, so treat the catalog as active but of unconfirmed pace.

Being part of the Evil Angel network does mean the underlying infrastructure — search, filtering, account management — benefits from a platform that's had real engineering investment behind it, even if TS Factor's own trans-specific slice is comparatively modest next to the network total.

1080p HD is the confirmed standard here, which is solid and consistent with most of the mid-tier Gamma-family trans sites, though notably not 4K, which GenderX Films and several Grooby properties do publish as their standard.

Downloads follow the same two-tier pattern as Evil Angel itself: the $29. 95 monthly plan is streaming-only, while $39. 95 a month adds unlimited downloads. That distinction is easy to miss if you're moving quickly through checkout, so read the tier labels carefully before picking one.

There's no VR content associated with TS Factor. We don't have independently confirmed information on native mobile apps, casting support, or device compatibility beyond browser access, so treat those as open questions rather than assumptions either way.

Because TS Factor runs on Evil Angel's shared platform, day-to-day usability generally inherits whatever engineering work has gone into that network's browsing and account tools — a real, if indirect, benefit of not being a fully standalone operation.

Monthly billing comes in two tiers, and they're genuinely different products: $29. 95 a month for streaming-only access, or $39. 95 a month if you want downloads included. Confirm which one you're selecting at checkout, since the tier labeling has the same easy-to-misread quality as Evil Angel's own join page.

The annual plan is $131. 40 for the year, which works out to $10. 95 a month — a real, meaningful discount against either monthly rate, and one of the more competitive effective-annual figures documented in this comparison.

Unlike the monthly tiers, the annual plan's download inclusion isn't separately confirmed in available sourcing, so don't assume parity with the $39. 95 monthly tier without checking at checkout.

There's no separate promotional code layer beyond the annual plan itself, and no lifetime option is documented. The annual plan is the one clear lever for lowering your effective monthly cost.

Worth being precise about: this $10. 95/mo figure sits in the same general band as several other Gamma-family trans sites — Evil Angel, Devil's TGirls, TransgressiveXXX, and Transsexual Angel all land at a similar $10.

95–$11. 95/mo effective rate, which suggests a fairly standardized pricing template across this part of Gamma's portfolio rather than site-specific pricing decisions.

Yes: $2.95 buys three days, a genuinely cheap entry point if all you want is a quick look at the catalog before deciding.

The part to watch closely is the rebill. If you don't cancel before the three days end, it converts to $39. 95 a month — the more expensive of TS Factor's two monthly tiers, not the cheaper $29.

95 streaming rate. That's the same rebill pattern Evil Angel itself uses, and it means the trial doesn't quietly drop you into the entry-level plan by default.

If your plan is to try the trial and then downgrade to the cheaper $29.95 tier if you decide to stay, that requires an active plan change on your part — letting the trial simply lapse won't do it for you.

Given how competitive the $10.95/mo annual rate is by comparison, the trial makes the most sense as a short look before committing directly to the annual plan, rather than as a stepping stone into ongoing monthly billing at the higher rebill rate.

The annual plan is the real discount here, and it's a substantial one: $131.40 for the year against $29.95–$39.95 a month works out to roughly 63–70% off the monthly rate, depending on which tier you're comparing against.

We didn't find evidence of a separate coupon-code system layered on top of the annual plan, and no lifetime-access tier is documented for TS Factor. The annual rate itself is the lever, not a promotional code you need to hunt for.

The one thing to actively avoid mistaking for a discount is the $2. 95 trial — it's cheap to enter but rebills at the most expensive monthly tier, $39. 95, if you don't act before the three days are up.

That's the opposite of a savings mechanism if you let it lapse.

If a third-party page promises a special TS Factor discount code beyond the standard annual rate, treat it skeptically in the absence of anything published on the site itself confirming it.

Specific billing descriptor details for TS Factor aren't published in the sources available to us, so we're not going to guess at what will appear on a statement — confirm that directly at the checkout screen before entering payment details.

What is clear is the corporate structure: TS Factor sits within Gamma Entertainment's Evil Angel network, using Gamma's Fame Dollars affiliate program. Gamma is a large, established operator running numerous adult subscription brands off shared infrastructure, which generally means more mature billing and support systems than a small independent site would have.

As with any subscription in this category, check your statement in the days after signing up to confirm exactly how the charge is described, and hold onto that information in case you need to identify or dispute it later.

Given the trial's steep rebill jump to $39.95, pay particular attention to your statement around the three-day mark if you signed up through the trial specifically.

Because TS Factor runs on Gamma Entertainment's Evil Angel infrastructure, cancellation should be handled through your account's subscription or billing settings rather than assumed to work through a generic third-party form. Log in and look for a subscription management section with an option to stop automatic renewal.

If you signed up through the $2. 95 trial, cancel before the three-day window closes if you don't want it to convert to the $39. 95 monthly rate — that deadline is the one to watch most closely, since missing it changes your price significantly, not just your access.

Whichever plan you're on, confirm you receive some form of cancellation acknowledgment before considering the job done, and check your card statement after your next expected billing date to make sure the cancellation actually took effect.

TS Factor makes sense for anyone specifically looking for a Gamma/Evil Angel-family trans site with a competitive $10.95/mo annual rate, and who's comfortable managing a trial deadline to avoid the steep $39.95 rebill.

It's a reasonable pick if 1080p HD is sufficient for your needs and you don't require confirmed 4K or a precise trans-specific video count — TS Factor gives you a range description ('hundreds' of dedicated videos) rather than an exact figure.

Who should look elsewhere: anyone who wants a confirmed update cadence to judge how active the catalog actually is, since TS Factor doesn't publish one. Anyone specifically hunting for confirmed 4K, since GenderX Films and Grooby's properties state that outright.

And anyone wary of trial rebills should have the $2. 95-to-$39. 95 jump marked on a calendar well before it happens, since it's the steepest proportional jump documented among the Gamma-family trans sites in this comparison.

If you're weighing TS Factor against its Gamma siblings broadly, know that Devil's TGirls and Transfixed both draw on much larger network-wide libraries (60,000+) for a comparable or better effective annual rate — TS Factor's appeal is narrower, closer to Evil Angel's own curated-scale model than the aggregator-scale ones.