Raw Fuck Club

Who it is for

Raw Fuck Club, which its own pages shorten to RFC, is a paid streaming site for gay men and, just as much, a publishing platform for the men who film themselves and each other. The FAQ sets out both halves: "RFC features both RFC original content that is produced by Raw Fuck Club, the iconic gay porn studio, plus a multitude of independently produced content that is uploaded to the site." The meta description pitches it as serving "top studios and fresh new amateurs", and the front page mixes the studio's channel with spotlights on individual producers.

A producer can be a production studio, a pro-am studio or a single model, and couples or thruples who share one account can ask for a "combo account" that tracks revenue for several models together. "Become a Producer", "Publishing Rules" and "18 USC 2257" sit in the main menu beside the viewing sections, which says a good deal about who the site is built for.

For viewers, access comes in layers. With no account there are a few free previews; a free account, which needs no credit card, adds messaging, a profile and album, following channels and liking videos. Full-length streaming needs a paid plan, a VIP plan opens a further shelf, and single videos or a single producer's channel can be rented for a few days without any plan.

How it treats the people in it

Every model has to register, and the ID bar is high. The FAQ says "All models that appear on this site are required to register online", and lists what it asks for: a government photo ID with date of birth, the back of that ID where it carries name, number or birth date, a second form of ID, and a selfie holding both, in color and unretouched. Model-producers go through an approval process in which "automated and human content moderators" review "signed attestations and government photo IDs", and since December 15, 2024 every producer has had to load model ID and consent records into the site's documentation system, where a compliance team reviews them in "a day or so". A producer whose co-star is not yet registered can upload that man's photo ID and "digitally attest to consent". Attestations are signed under penalty of perjury, and a false one ends the account and forfeits its earnings.

Producers carry the record-keeping too. Both producer and uploader must keep 2257 records with the production date and a full model list, plus a model release and government ID for each man in the video, and the site can demand them "at any time"; if they are not handed over at once the content comes down. Uploads sit in a queue and can be rejected before release, and content managers decide how released videos are presented.

Pay is the site's most distinctive promise to performers. Models are "entitled to receive revenue share payments", may be paid retroactively for videos uploaded before they registered, and receive their share automatically every day, split equally among the registered models in a video unless the producer proves full ownership and supplies releases showing how each model was paid. The model FAQ, read in October 2026, says up to 50% of daily membership revenue goes to producers by minutes streamed, with larger shares for videos with more performers.

When something is wrong, a "Report issue with content" link in every video's menu offers reasons from technical problems to child abuse, and the stated policy is to "review and resolve all reported content complaints within seven (7) business days", with evidence of illegal content removed immediately and the card acquirer notified. A man who appears in a video he did not agree to is told to pick "Infringes my rights", contact the uploader, open a ticket or file a DMCA takedown. One catch: every model is indexed and gets a model page automatically, so a page can exist before he has claimed it.

How it treats the viewer

Joining asks for a username, an email and a password, with the email confirmed, and the terms set the age at 18. The privacy policy says name, email, street address and billing details are kept in an encrypted database and are not shared with outside parties except the payment gateway and merchant bank, or a collections agency after a disputed charge. The FAQ is blunter: "We don't ever share or sell your data". Any member can ask for a copy of everything held, and permanent removal wipes the account and retires the username. The terms name the operator, "SVOTHI Inc. DBA PPVNetworks", with a New York address, and New York law governs.

The FAQ says PPVNetworks processes cards itself and that "PPVBILL" is what appears on a statement. A member cancels from the avatar menu under Membership with the Cancel Plan button, keeping access to the end of the paid period.

The front page's October 2026 load came to 97 requests across 3 third-party domains, with no malicious verdict, no security warning and no redirect away from the site.

What it holds for this audience

The front page arranges videos into What's Hot, Trending, New Releases, Encore, a social Feed and VIP picks, with theme rows such as Group, Threeway and Duo and spotlight rows for single producers. Titles run in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and the FAQ says several hundred new videos arrive each week. In October 2026 downloads were sold separately at $4.95 to $12.95 per video, with no more than 3 a day.

The amateur and creator side is the platform itself. Any approved man can open a channel, upload to it, post free "Teasers" to promote it, turn on digital fingerprinting that can trace a copy shared without permission to the account that took it, switch the channel offline when he wants, and read daily earnings reports covering streaming, downloads and referrals. Payouts go out twice a month.

Who it suits and who it does not

It suits gay men who want a studio's work and a wide spread of independent producers in one place, and men who want to film and get paid on a platform that writes down its ID rules and its revenue split.

The limits are real. Much of the record-keeping sits with uploaders, a model can find a page in his name before he knows it exists, and removal for someone filmed without agreement starts with the uploader. Downloads cost extra and VIP videos need a higher plan. For performers and creators, its strength is a registration, consent and daily-pay system laid out in more detail than most studios offer.