BiGuysFuck
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Who it is for
BiGuysFuck is a paid studio for men who want bisexual scenes, with men paired with men and with women inside one library. Its masthead reads "Exclusive Amateur Bi Videos in HD", and the front page welcomes visitors to "your home for exclusive amateur Bi videos". The video index puts a "guy/guy" tag beside "mmf" and "3-way" tags, so male-male scenes are a filter within a mixed catalog rather than a channel of their own. A gay reader will find plenty, but will be sorting to get there.
The site presents its performers as amateurs. The FAQ calls them "primarily amateur male models" and dates the site's launch to 2015, while the front page promises "real, unscripted talent you won't find anywhere else". The feed mixes full scenes with pre-scene interviews and behind-the-scenes clips, so the men are often seen talking before or after a shoot as well as on set.
Blurred Media LLC is named as the producer on the 2257 page and in the copyright line of every footer. The terms also define Uploader accounts for people who post their own material, and nothing on the site says whether any of its scenes arrived that way. Visitors can watch preview clips and browse model galleries without paying, signing up is free, and a membership opens the full-length scenes and the members-only extras.
How it treats the people in it
Getting on camera here starts with paperwork. The FAQ's model application asks for an email, full name, gender, birthdate, phone number and location, up to 4 solo photos that must be "images you own", an optional video of 50MB or less, and "Valid ID and 2257 paperwork to confirm you're 18+". The 2257 statement says everyone shown in explicit conduct was 18 or older at the time of production and names a Custodian of Records, a 2257 Compliance Manager, at an address in Phoenix, AZ. Nothing on the site says who reads an application, how long copies of ID are kept, or whether a model release is signed at the shoot.
The Acceptable Use Policy covers anything posted to the site. Nobody under 18 may be shown or referred to, and nobody else may appear unless the poster holds written proof that every person shown is at least 18, plus written consent from each one to use their name or image. The banned list runs from weapons, drugs and self-harm to violence, sexual material shared without a person's "prior, express and fully informed consent", and manipulated sexual images of real people. It also bars posting someone's address or identity documents without their written consent, and using content to squeeze money out of someone in return for taking it down. The FAQ's short version bars anything illegal, anything made without consent and anything involving minors, weapons, drugs or extreme themes.
Members are held to rules about how they treat the men on screen. They can follow, comment on and tip models, and the FAQ asks them to "Keep it respectful". The Lifetime Access terms go further: invading the privacy of models, "including but not limited to attempting to contact models outside of the platform", and harassment of or disrespect toward models are grounds for ending that member's access.
A "File a Complaint" link sits in every footer. The form asks for a full name, an email address and a description of the content involved, and the policy promises an answer "within five (5) days of receipt", with an explanation when content stays up and an appeal by email. Disputes over consent or ownership that cannot be settled internally "may be submitted to a neutral arbitration association at our expense". DMCA reports and claims that someone did not consent are treated as urgent: the content comes down at once while the complaint is reviewed, and it goes back up only if the account owner shows proof of ownership, co-performer consent, valid releases or 2257 records, after which the reporter is told and can appeal again.
For anyone who posts, the terms take a perpetual, royalty-free, sublicensable license, including the right to add watermarks, and state "We will never sell your Content to other platforms". They also say deleting an account will not stop copies other users recorded earlier. The only mention of pay is that a breach can lead to "access to your earnings being revoked"; how performers are paid is not described anywhere, and the terms add that the operator has no obligation to monitor content.
How it treats the viewer
An account takes a valid email address and a confirmation that the holder is at least 18, and the terms reserve the right to ask for further records. In certain U.S. states, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Germany, the privacy policy says a third party, VerifyMy, confirms age before any adult content is shown, judging from the visitor's IP address whether the rule applies and using either an email address or a government-issued ID. BiGuysFuck itself, the policy says, keeps the result and the visitor's age status, not the documents.
The privacy policy lists what it gathers: IP address, the referring domain, browser data, email and the times of each visit, with card details collected by an outside payment processor. Cookies are used for "tracking and targeting the interests, preferences and desires" of users, advertisers and affiliates set their own cookies that the site often cannot control, and traffic statistics go to affiliates and marketing partners. Handing email addresses to outside parties for marketing is ruled out in one line. The FAQ's promise to "never share your data with third parties" is broader than anything the policy itself commits to. The policy took effect in October 2026, the general terms were last updated in March 2026, and both the policy and the 2257 page name Blurred Media LLC with its Phoenix address. Deleting an account is an email request, and the FAQ warns that shared content may persist.
The footer and the FAQ name Epoch, PayGarden, SegPay and BlurCharged as the authorized payment processors. To cancel, a member opens the profile icon, then "Your Plan" and "Manage Subscription", where the subscription header shows which biller holds the plan. The FAQ says charges appear as "BlurCharged" with a string of numbers, with no adult wording on the statement.
Loaded in October 2026, the front page made 108 requests to 4 third-party domains, among them the network's own hotguysfuck.com, with no malicious verdict, no security warning and no redirect away from the site.
What it holds
The front page and the video index both give a count of 416 videos, with the newer ones "filmed in crisp HD", and the FAQ says new full scenes arrive every Monday. The index spans 18 pages and sorts by length, popularity or category; search works by model, tag, category or date, and every video carries a description and a model bio. Beyond the pairing tags, the index uses muscles, uncut, full beard, scruffy, tattoos and bareback.
In October 2026 the FAQ listed a 30-day membership at $19.99 and a 30-day All Access Pass at $59.99 covering 5 network sites: HotGuysFuck, GayHoopla, BiGuysFuck, SugarDaddyPorn and HotGuysHouse. Downloads are capped at 10 items an hour for personal use unless a member buys Speed Pass. Tokens pay for tips to models. Secret Drive is a separate one-time product of uncut material from real shoots, watermarked and streamed only.
Who it suits and who it does not
It suits bisexual men, and men curious about bi scenes, who want male-male and mixed pairings in one place and want the route from model application to complaint written down before they pay.
It suits less well a reader who wants gay-only content, since male-male scenes are a tag rather than a separate section. The site is silent on release forms, on how long ID copies are kept and on how performers are paid, and its FAQ makes a wider privacy promise than its policy does. Its strength for this reader is the consent process: an immediate takedown on a consent claim, reinstatement only against releases or 2257 records, and outside arbitration paid by the operator.