For Webmasters, Paysites and Affiliate Programs
PayPalPorn.com reviews adult paysites where PayPal actually shows up at checkout. There are 68 of them reviewed here today. I'm Sterling Adler, I've been testing adult sites since 2012, and every review on this site is mine.
Most people who open this page want one of four things: a spot on the short list of sites I send readers to, the code for linking here, help picking an affiliate program, or a review of their own paysite. They're covered below in that order.
Sites I send readers to
Plenty of readers arrive with a question this site can't answer: where to find a certain model, which cam site is safe, whether some AI porn app is worth paying for. When the answer lives somewhere else, I point them to the Friends page. Right now it holds two sites, AI Porn Expert and Safe Porn Expert, and both are sister projects of this one. A third name would stand out.
You don't need to write about PayPal to get on it. Review sites of any kind are welcome, and so are sites about paying for porn in general: billing, card declines, crypto, discreet statements, how to cancel a membership. Adult directories and blogs qualify too, provided real people read them.
What I skip: pages that stack hundreds of outgoing links on top of each other, "submit your URL" forms with nobody checking what gets in, and anyone whose business is selling links. If your first email is a price list, we probably won't get far.
If this sounds like your site, send me the address and a couple of lines on what you publish and who reads it.
Linking to PayPalPorn.com
Please use the anchor text PayPal Porn Sites. The homepage is the default target. A deeper page often works better, though: if you write about VR, send people to VR porn sites that accept PayPal, if you cover cams, to cam sites with PayPal, and if your post is about payments, to the guide on paying for porn with PayPal without getting banned.
The 120x60 button is below. You can load it from our server or host your own copy.
Code for the button:
<a href="https://paypalporn.com/"><img src="https://paypalporn.com/media/paypalpornsites_button_120x60.png" alt="PayPal Porn Sites" width="120" height="60"></a>Code for a text link:
<a href="https://paypalporn.com/">PayPal Porn Sites</a>A link inside an article that mentions paying for porn does more for your readers than a button in the sidebar, if you have a page like that.
Picking an affiliate program
We don't run an affiliate program. Our sister site FapIndex does keep a directory of adult affiliate programs: commission rates, payout models, the ways each program pays its affiliates, and a review of every program it has audited. If you'd like your own earnings to land in PayPal, there's a filter for programs that pay out that way.
If your readers care how they pay, the biller matters more than the studio: PayPal on an adult checkout goes through the biller behind the site. Most of the 68 sites reviewed here bill through Epoch or SegPay. Before you promote a program to a PayPal crowd, open a join page or two from its sites and go all the way to the last step. If PayPal isn't there, a lot of those clicks will leave without buying.
If your program is missing from the directory or its terms have changed, write to the address at the bottom of this page.
Getting your site reviewed
The one hard rule: PayPal has to be offered on the final checkout step of your join page, to a normal buyer. "We accept PayPal" in the FAQ doesn't count, and neither does PayPal hidden behind a support ticket.
I review networks and standalone sites. If your site is part of a network, pitch the network instead, because I don't add member sites on their own.
Please send the site URL, the join page, the affiliate program and the biller you use. A members area login saves a lot of time.
My first stop is the checkout, and I go through it like a paying customer would. I note which biller takes the money, what name the charge carries on a statement, the real price of each plan, and whether any extra offer is ticked in advance. 19 of the sites reviewed here pre-tick one, and that costs them points. Then I look at cancellation and only after that at the library, video quality, downloads and how often new scenes arrive.
Payment trust carries 35 of the 100 points, more than any other part of the score. The full breakdown is on the How We Rate page. Scores here currently run from 60 to 93.
Reviews can't be bought, and a site's affiliate deal has no effect on its score. There's no fixed turnaround: a site gets reviewed when I've had time to pay for it and use it properly.
Contact
All of the above goes to webmaster@paypalporn.com, and I'm the one who reads it. Use it for Friends list pitches, review requests and program updates, and please write if PayPal has disappeared from a checkout I reviewed.