Noir Male

Who it is for

Noir Male is a paid studio site for gay viewers who want interracial scenes built around Black men. Its masthead says exactly that: "Interracial Gay Porn with Fine Black Men". The footer puts the site under Aylo Premium Ltd, with the line that trademarks and logos are used under license by that company, and a separate copyright notice reading Noir Male. The top menu is short: Videos, Models, Movies, Man of the Month, Log In and Join Now.

The front page lists the latest videos, the most popular videos, a block called Recommended Ebony Videos and a short list of popular models, each with a percentage next to the name. The pages do not describe a free tier or say which scenes play without a membership, so a reader who wants to know what the free part contains has to go through the join route to find out. Each scene is listed with its credited cast.

The site's own description goes further than the masthead: it promises "the finest and sexiest black men in interracial gay porn featuring today's top models," and its keyword list names "black gay pornstars." The audience is specific, and the site does not hide it. A viewer looking for a general gay catalog with every body type, region and genre will find a narrower shelf here. A viewer who wants Black men at the center of interracial pairings, in a studio setting with credited casts, is the person the masthead is written for.

How it treats the people in it

The pages never say who the performers on Noir Male are beyond the credits on each scene. What they do publish is a set of policies written for Aylo's Premium Paysites as a group, and the site's own legal links lead to them. Because those texts are shared, the specifics below are Aylo's wording, not statements about Noir Male alone.

On age and identity, the anti-trafficking statement says all performers must present 2 forms of government-issued identification on set, including 1 photo identification, and that Aylo's internal teams review all identification and paperwork. The 2257 statement says everyone in a depiction of actual sexually explicit conduct was over the age of 18 when it was created, and that the owners and operators are not the primary producer of the content. The records are held by a named custodian, Mile High Distribution Inc., at an address in Quebec, Canada. A 2257 contact email is listed for legal questions.

Every paysite scene, by the statement's account, is looked at before it goes live, and anything that breaks the terms or suggests a performer did not agree to it stays off the site. The outside producers who make the scenes are bound to "a code of conduct and set of best practices" for performers. The pages do not publish that code, so its contents cannot be judged from the site.

The consent-withdrawal path is the most specific part. The content removal form is linked from the footer of every page. It accepts reports that content breaks the site's consent policy, that a performer wants to withdraw from an existing consent agreement, that content violates an existing performer consent agreement, or that it may otherwise be illegal. The form asks for the content URLs, a legal name and an email. It says the report is confidential and that the user who posted the content will not see the reporter's name if the reporter opts out of sharing it. Once the reporter confirms through a link in an email, all valid content URLs in the report are disabled immediately. Under the terms, any complaint gets an answer inside 5 business days, and proof of illegal material means it comes down at once.

2 caveats. The pages describe the tools in general terms, a Banned Words Service that blocks listed terms from titles, descriptions, tags and searches, and deterrence messages for searches that suggest illegal content, and they do not say how often content is pulled. And a reader who is a performer will find no page here describing pay, contracts or how a withdrawal is handled after the request is filed.

How it treats the viewer

Accounts are the usual login and password, and the terms say access rights belong to one subscriber and must stay confidential. The privacy notice, last modified May 28, 2025, covers cookies in detail, including targeting cookies that serve advertising and cross-site tracking cookies, and offers tools to request a copy of personal data or delete it. Deleting an account removes the profile and saved data, and a new account has to be opened to come back. The support site says "We never share your information with third parties." The terms are less absolute: they describe email offers where an accepted opt-in lets personal information be disclosed to third parties, and a pre-selected opt-out version where the information may be passed on if the box is left alone. A subscriber who cares about privacy should read that section of the terms before agreeing.

The terms are the Customer Terms of Service, last modified Oct 8, 2026, governed by the laws of the Republic of Cyprus. They also say a buyer may be asked to prove their age after purchase, and that someone who fails that check loses the purchase and can be kept off the site. The privacy notice adds that its systems ignore browser "Do Not Track" signals and that third-party session recording is used, with the recordings pseudonymized.

The footer names Vendo and Segpay as authorized payment processors, and the terms say "Probiller, AyloBill, Vendo, Segpay, WTS, or others (depending on Subscriber geographical location) may appear on Subscriber's credit card, bank statement, or phone bill." Members can end a membership through the support site's Cancel section, the Members' Area support link, the support team, or the link in a transaction receipt.

The accessibility page comes in English and French and takes feedback by email or through an anonymous form that asks for no name, and it says a Director of Trust & Safety Operations oversees that feedback.

On an October 2026 visit, the front page made 66 requests to 4 outside domains, none of them an ad network, with no malicious verdict, no security warning and no redirect elsewhere.

What it holds

The top menu splits the library into Videos, Movies and Models, plus a feature called Man of the Month. The front page's latest videos carry dates of Oct 9, 2026, Sep 11, 2026, Aug 14, 2026 and Jul 10, 2026, so new scenes arrive on a modest schedule. The most popular list is older, with scenes dated between 2018 and 2020, and shows view counts in the thousands. The pages give no total for scenes or performers and name no resolution or app, so none is claimed here.

For the gay audience, the site is the whole offer. Everything on the front page is gay content, and the Recommended Ebony Videos block repeats the niche in the site's own terms. The Man of the Month feature and the popular-models list put individual performers forward by name, with a percentage beside each name in the popular-models list. A newsletter box under the models invites viewers to "interact directly with your favorite pornstars," and the join page's description promises HD interracial scenes.

Each scene on the front page shows its cast, a release date and a view count, so a reader can see how recent a scene is before going further.

Who it suits and who it does not

Noir Male suits gay viewers whose interest is Black men and interracial pairings, and who want a studio with a published consent-withdrawal path, a 2-ID on-set rule and pre-publication review, even if those policies are Aylo's shared text rather than Noir Male's own. It is a poor fit for someone who wants a broad catalog across body types, a free-to-browse library with a clear free tier, or detailed information about the producers behind each scene.

There are 2 honest limits. The performer protections are stated specifically in places, but the pages say nothing about how the third-party producers are audited. And the privacy promise of never sharing data sits beside terms that allow disclosure after an opt-in or a missed opt-out.

For this audience the strength is focus. A site that says what it is in its masthead, keeps a removal form on every page and states plainly that a performer can withdraw consent gives a Black gay viewer, and the performers who share the screen, a stated paper trail to read before joining.