About Safe Porn

Safe Porn is an independent directory of adult sites for people who want to know, before they watch or pay, how a site treats the people in its videos and the people watching them. It holds 45 sites in 5 categories, sorted by audience and niche: big mainstream sites, porn for women and couples, gay porn, trans porn, and amateur, creator and fetish porn. 38 of them are paid and 7 are free.

What an entry covers

Each entry reports what the site's own pages say about its performers: how ages and IDs are recorded, what consent and pay rules it publishes, and how someone on screen can ask for a scene to come down. It also covers the viewer's side: whether an account is needed, what it asks for and what the privacy policy allows.

For a paid site, the entry names who charges the card, a billing company or the site's own operator, and the cancellation path the site publishes, or says that a purchase is one-time and nothing renews. The name a charge shows under on a statement is given only where the site prints one. For a free site, the entry says what is free and what, if anything, is sold on the side.

Every entry notes what the front page loaded in October 2026: the number of third-party domains and the ad networks among them. That figure describes one visit in one month and is dated, so it is a record rather than a promise about the next visit.

What is left out

A site whose pages fall short of what an entry has to say is left out, and it is never named here. That covers a site with no terms, privacy policy or record-keeping statement on its own pages, a paid site that names no one who bills or publishes no way to cancel, a site whose own front page or brand trades on themes this directory does not carry, and a site whose front page sent visitors elsewhere on load. A site left out this month can come in later when its pages change.

How the pages are ordered

Each category opens with the best-known names on that page, followed by the rest. A site in more than one category has one entry, shown on each page it belongs to.

Links and earnings

Some outbound links are affiliate links, and the directory may earn a commission when a visitor joins or buys through one. That never changes which sites are listed, what an entry says, or the order of a page.