For Webmasters of Crypto-Friendly Adult Sites

Do your readers pay for porn and care who sees the charge? Bitcoin Porn Sites reviews paid adult sites that take crypto, and the first thing I grade on each of them is how private the payment really is.

I'm Rune Everhart, editor of this site. If you run a site, a paysite or an affiliate program, this page covers what you can get here and what to send me.

Sites I keep in mind for readers

When a reader asks something this site doesn't cover, I point them to the Partners page. It's linked from the homepage, so the people who open it came looking for more.

Your topic doesn't have to match mine. Review sites of any adult niche fit, and so do crypto-adult projects: guides to paying with coins, privacy at checkout, adult platforms built around crypto. If a site helps people choose or pay for adult content, it's close enough.

I don't add link pages where your site would sit among hundreds of others in one column. Same for anyone whose business is selling placements, for sites that list partners only in a sitewide footer, and for pages that tell search engines to ignore every link on them.

Think your site belongs on the Partners page? Email me the address with a couple of lines about your readers. If it fits, it goes on the list.

Link to Bitcoin Porn Sites

Use the anchor text Bitcoin Porn Sites and point it at the homepage. Writing about one paysite we've reviewed? Its review here will probably serve your reader better than the front page.

Bitcoin Porn Sites button

Text link to copy:

<a href="https://bitcoinpornsites.net/">Bitcoin Porn Sites</a>

The 120x60 button as code:

<a href="https://bitcoinpornsites.net/"><img src="https://bitcoinpornsites.net/images/sites/bitcoinpornsites_button_120x60.png" alt="Bitcoin Porn Sites button" width="120" height="60"></a>

Picking an affiliate program

Looking for a program to promote? Our sister site FapIndex keeps a directory of adult affiliate programs.

Each entry lists commission rates, payout schemes and payment terms, along with reviews of the programs. If your audience pays in crypto, open the join page of a program's sites before promoting it and click through to the payment step. No coins there means those readers leave without buying.

Running a program that's missing from the directory, or listed with old terms? Write to the inbox at the end of this page.

Getting your site reviewed

The entry rule is short: a buyer has to be able to pay in crypto on your join page, or when buying tokens. "We accept Bitcoin" in a FAQ doesn't count.

What to send:

  • the site's address;
  • which coins your checkout accepts;
  • the biller that processes the payments;
  • test access, if you can give it.

Part of a network? Pitch the network's main site. One membership there opens the member sites, so they don't get reviews of their own. Cam and AI sites qualify on the same terms. They have no scene library to measure, so their score rests on payment privacy and resolution.

Every other site gets one score out of 100, built from five weighted parts:

  • payment privacy, 30%;
  • catalog size, 20%;
  • update frequency, 20%;
  • maximum resolution, 15%;
  • downloads, model index and bios, 15%.

Payment privacy is the Privacy Rating, and I confirm its crypto part on the join page itself. If I can't see coins at checkout, the review says "not verified" and the site gets no crypto points. The full method is on How we score sites. I don't promise review dates.

Contact

All of it goes to one inbox: webmaster@bitcoinpornsites.net. Use it for a Partners page pitch, a review request, a directory correction, or a coin that's gone from a checkout I reviewed.

Rune Everhart, editor, Bitcoin Porn Sites