Last updated: May 14, 2026
This page is here because the Federal Trade Commission requires it (16 CFR Part 255), and because you deserve to know exactly how this site makes money before you trust a single word of it. I’d rather over-explain than under-explain.
The Short Version
- This site contains affiliate links. If you click one and sign up for a service, I earn a commission.
- That commission costs you nothing extra. The price you pay is the same as if you’d typed the URL directly.
- Commissions do NOT influence editorial scores. The platform that pays me the most is not the platform with the highest rating.
- Every review on this site is written by Max Cruz based on personal use of the platform. No platform has been compensated for placement. No platform reviews or approves coverage before it’s published.
What an Affiliate Link Is
When I review a cam site, OnlyFans alternative, AI girlfriend service, or hookup site, I sometimes include a link to that platform with a tracking parameter attached. The tracking parameter tells the platform that you came from this site. If you sign up and become a paying customer, the platform pays me a referral fee — typically a percentage of your first deposit, a flat per-signup payment, or a small share of ongoing revenue, depending on the partner program.
This is standard practice across the entire online review industry, from Wirecutter to The Points Guy. The legal requirement is to disclose it. The ethical requirement is to never let it warp what I write.
How affiliate commissions are calculated
| Commission type | Typical payout |
|---|---|
| Revenue share | 20%–50% of platform revenue from your activity, ongoing |
| First-deposit bounty | 50%–200% of your first token/credit purchase |
| Flat per-signup | $20–$80 per verified active user |
| Hybrid | Small flat payment + smaller revenue share |
I have no way to know which scheme any particular platform will use until I sign up to the affiliate program. I do not negotiate special rates. I take the standard public terms each program offers and disclose them here for transparency.
Where You’ll See Affiliate Links
- Inside review posts, typically as buttons labeled “Visit X →” or “Try X yourself →”
- In comparison tables and “alternatives” suggestions
- Occasionally in scam-alert posts as “official URL — don’t be fooled by phishing”
Every link to a paid platform on this site is an affiliate link unless explicitly noted otherwise. Assume the disclosure applies even when not repeated inline.
Where you won’t see affiliate links
- Scam alerts for platforms I’m warning you away from never link out — they go nowhere
- Reddit and Trustpilot citations within reviews are direct, not affiliate
- Inbound links from search engines to specific review pages are organic — I don’t pay for placement on search results for adult terms
What Affiliate Commissions Do NOT Influence
- The score I give a platform (verified by the existence of unflattering reviews on this site)
- Whether I publish a negative review (some of the most-trafficked posts here are warnings, not recommendations)
- Which platforms I choose to review (the queue is set by what I’m curious about and what readers ask for)
- Whether I include or omit a platform’s downsides (every “Cons” section is real)
If a platform with an unfavorable review later offers me a higher commission rate to revise the score upward, I decline. I have done this. I will keep doing it.
What I do NOT accept
- Free accounts or “comped” subscriptions in exchange for coverage
- Pre-publication review by the platform being reviewed
- Editing requests from affiliate partners after a review is live (unless they’re factual corrections, which I welcome from anyone)
- Sponsored posts disguised as reviews
- “Placement fees” to be included in “Best of” or “Top 10” lists
- Cryptocurrency or gift-card “tips” from platform operators
FTC and Other Regulatory Compliance
This disclosure is provided in accordance with:
- United States: FTC 16 CFR Part 255 (Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising)
- United Kingdom: ASA / CAP Code on affiliate marketing
- European Union: Directive 2005/29/EC on unfair commercial practices, and consumer disclosure obligations under national implementing law
- California: specific disclosure requirements under the California Consumer Privacy Act where applicable
The substantive standard across all of these is the same: tell readers when you’re getting paid, in language they can understand, in a place they can see. This page is my attempt to do that thoroughly.
Age and Jurisdictional Limitations
This site reviews adult-industry platforms intended for users age 18 or older (in some jurisdictions, age 21 or older). I do not knowingly link to, review, or promote any platform that does not require age verification of its users and performers. The reviews assume the reader is a legal adult in a jurisdiction where adult content is permitted.
If adult content is illegal where you are, do not use the linked platforms. I cannot and will not be responsible for users who access platforms in violation of their local law.
What I’m Not Responsible For
- Platform behavior after you sign up (billing disputes, account suspensions, content quality)
- Changes a platform makes to its pricing, terms, or features after a review is published
- Decisions made by the payment processors used by reviewed platforms (Epoch, RGHelp, etc.)
- The legal status of adult services in your country, state, or city
- Anything any reviewed platform’s performers, models, or users do off-platform
If you have a dispute with a platform I’ve reviewed, contact the platform directly. I’m a reviewer, not a customer service intermediary. I can point you to escalation paths, but I can’t resolve billing on your behalf.
Editorial Corrections
If you find an error in any review — pricing, policy, link, factual claim — email contact and tell me. I’ll fix it and add a “Corrected on [date]” note at the bottom of the post.
I’d rather be slow than wrong, and I’d rather be corrected than confidently misleading.
About the Operator
This site is operated by an independent reviewer publishing under the name Max Cruz. The site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the platforms it reviews. No platform owns equity in this site. No platform has editorial veto over content published here.
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Last updated May 14, 2026.