I'm Rune Everhart. I've been reviewing adult sites since 2008. Back then there was no easy way to tell the good ones from the bad at a glance, so I started keeping my own catalog of paid sites: which ones charged fair prices, which ones actually updated, which billing processors kept quiet. Over the years that grew into full written reviews, a scoring system, and niche tags.
Why bitcoinpornsites.net?
Credit cards are convenient, but they leave a paper trail. Your bank sees every transaction, your billing statement shows the charge, and there's zero real anonymity. Bitcoin is different: fast, private, and accepted globally without the awkward history in your account.
More and more readers kept asking which sites accept crypto, so I built this: a focused directory of adult sites that actually support BTC payments, reviewed and scored the same way as everything else in my catalog.
That catalog itself lives on our sister site
FapIndex.com. This site pulls out the ones you can pay for in BTC.
How we score sites
Every site gets one score out of 100, and it is a weighted average of five things we record while reviewing it:
- Payment privacy, 30% - the Privacy Rating below, out of 100.
- Catalogue size, 20% - how many scenes the site publishes.
- Update cadence, 20% - how often new scenes land, from daily down to a catalogue that has stopped.
- Maximum resolution, 15% - the best resolution the site actually offers.
- Downloads, model index and bios, 15% - whether you can keep what you pay for and find your way around the catalogue.
Every review prints these five next to the score, so you can add them up yourself: multiply each by its weight, add, and round to a whole number with halves going up. A site at 97, 95, 100, 100 and 100 comes to 29.1 + 19 + 20 + 15 + 15 = 98.1 and shows 98. When we have not confirmed one of the five, it is left out and the sum is divided by the weights that remain. A gap in our notes never counts as a zero. Live cam and AI sites have no catalogue to measure, so size, cadence and the downloads and model index line do not apply to them, and their score rests on payment privacy and resolution.
The Privacy Rating inside the score
The heaviest part of the score, 30 of the 100 points, is the Privacy Rating. It answers one question: how quietly can you pay for this site? Five checks feed it: whether crypto is actually accepted at checkout (25 points), how discreet the billing processor is (20), pre-checked upsells on the join page (20), how many coins you can pay with (15), and whether the payment leaves a bank statement entry (20).
Partial points follow what we could confirm. Epoch, SegPay or CCBill as the biller earns 20, any other named biller 10, a biller we have not identified 5. Three or more coins earn 15, two earn 12, one earns 8, and coins count only once crypto itself is confirmed. A payment that shows up on a bank statement, which is a card or crypto we have not confirmed, earns 5 of the 20.
The crypto check comes from the join or token purchase page of each site, not from marketing copy. When we have not confirmed it yet, the review says "not verified" and the site does not get those points. No proof, no points. Upsells work the same way: a join page we have not read for pre-checked add-ons earns none of their 20 points, and the review says it was not checked.
