This AdultForce review in short: AdultForce is Aylo’s own affiliate network, and its terms are a contract with Aylo Billing Limited, the company behind Brazzers, Reality Kings, MyDirtyHobby, TransAngels and Men.com. It exists mainly to sell brand-name paysite memberships, though it also carries gaming (Nutaku), MyDirtyHobby’s amateur cams, FanCentro and a small AI offer section. It pays NET-15, twice a month, and it publishes no rates outside the dashboard. If your traffic searches for studios and brand names rather than live shows, it’s built for you, but read the rules section before you register a single domain.
Disclosure: I have no referral link with AdultForce, and everything here comes from its published terms (last modified 3 December 2025) and website, read on 29 September 2026. Other links on this page follow the usual disclosure rules. For how it fits next to the other networks, see my adult CPA networks guide.
What AdultForce is
CrakRevenue aggregates offers from many advertisers. AdultForce mostly sells its owner’s products, so Aylo runs both the network and most of the brands. That means offers are less likely to disappear because an outside advertiser left, and the brands people already search for do the selling. AdultForce says it has run for “nearly a decade”, and its terms are governed by the law of Cyprus, with disputes heard in Limassol. If you’ve looked for a Brazzers affiliate program, this is it: Brazzers’ affiliate page lives on adultforce.com.
AdultForce brands and offers
AdultForce puts its catalog at 50+ brands and names these on its own pages:
- Premium paysites: Brazzers (20+ years old, 2,500+ performers in 10,000+ scenes, by AdultForce’s count), Reality Kings, BangBros, Mofos, Babes.com, Digital Playground, LetsDoeIt and SpiceVids.
- Gay and trans: Men.com (3,000+ scenes), Reality Dudes and TransAngels. A SeanCody logo also appears on the offers page.
- MyDirtyHobby: the German amateur site, with 5,000+ webcam models by AdultForce’s count. It pays in euros, with applicable taxes deducted, and it has its own account manager.
- Nutaku: adult anime games, 650+ titles. It pays a fixed amount per player who registers, then a revshare on in-game purchases.
- FanCentro and AI offers: a creator subscription platform and a small AI section, the clearest non-Aylo parts of the menu.
Its payouts page lists the verticals as paysites, gaming, dating, apps and cams, but the menu is mostly paysites. For live cams or dating as your main traffic, a general network like CrakRevenue has far more offers.
AdultForce payout models and rates
- Pay per signup (PPS): a flat amount per sale, set per brand. The terms say the amount is “disclosed from time to time on AF and is subject to change”, so it’s in the dashboard only.
- Revshare: a percentage of each sale and every rebill, also set per brand and shown in the dashboard.
- Pay per lead: paid for a user who registers but hasn’t bought yet, on top of PPS or revshare, and AdultForce can raise or lower it based on lead quality.
The fine print in sections 3 and 5 of the terms changes what a sale is worth:
- A sale only counts if it isn’t refunded or reversed in the first 24 hours of the membership.
- If you’re on PPS and the buyer pays with a prepaid card or gift card, that sale is paid as revshare instead (5.2).
- AdultForce can move you from PPS to revshare, or cut special pricing, based on your trial-to-paid ratio, conversion ratio, chargebacks and volume (5.5).
Some reviews print numbers AdultForce doesn’t, such as “up to 60% RevShare”, “up to $50 per lead” and “50-65% first sale”. I found none of these on adultforce.com or in the terms, so check your dashboard rates after signup. Paysite members can cancel any month, so a revshare tail on a membership can be shorter than one on a cam spender. I don’t have churn figures for Aylo’s brands, so run PPS against revshare per offer once you see the rates.
AdultForce payout terms and methods
| Term | What AdultForce publishes |
|---|---|
| Pay periods | Two a month: the 1st to the 15th, and the 16th to the last day |
| Payment timing | “Generally” 15 days after each period ends (terms 5.6). Its brand pages say “within 15 business days”. |
| Minimum payout | Not published. Affpaying lists $100. |
| Methods | Not published. Affpaying lists wire, Paxum, BTC, USDT and USDC. |
| Currency | USD, except MyDirtyHobby, which pays in EUR |
| Active-account rule | At least $75 earned and one new sale in the last 365 days, per site, or that site’s balance is forfeited (4.2, 4.3) |
Some listings also show PayPal, ACH and cheque, which I couldn’t confirm anywhere, so don’t plan around them. Route through Paxum where you can, and see my Paxum guide and how adult affiliates get paid before your first payout. The gap between “15 days” in the terms and “15 business days” on the brand pages is about a week; the terms are the contract.
The AdultForce referral program
Refer another affiliate and you get 5% of their commissions for life, with no cap, per AdultForce’s referral page. The terms add a one-off bonus, “subject to such feature’s availability”: $100 once a referred affiliate reaches $75 in earnings (4.4). Family members and employees don’t count, and trying to refer them gets the account closed.
Rules and restrictions
Brand names in domains, URLs and paid search
Aylo’s terms ban domain names or URLs that use its brand names, such as “Brazzers”, “Mofos”, “Nutaku” or “Twisty’s”, and let AdultForce “reduce or cease the payout” if you use one (section 4.10 in the December 2025 text; section 5.4 still calls it 4.9). So the obvious move, registering a “brazzers-discount” domain and ranking it, is exactly what the ToS lets them cut or stop your payout for, and “I didn’t read the terms” has never gotten anyone paid.
The safe pattern: keep your domain and URL paths generic (a review site, a deals page, a comparison hub), and use the brand names in your page content and titles, which the terms don’t forbid. Don’t bid on the brand names in paid search either; section 5.4 of the terms bans that too, with the same penalty. If your whole SEO plan was exact-match brand domains, AdultForce is the wrong network for it.
Your sites, redirects and cloaked links
- Tell your manager first: any new URL you want to send traffic from must be reported to your affiliate manager before you use it, or the account can be suspended (4.9).
- No hidden ownership: if your domain registration is private and can’t be confirmed, you’re “non-compliant” until you prove you own it (4.7).
- No empty or redirecting sites: a site with no content, or whose traffic redirects straight to another URL, can be treated as a breach (4.8).
- No cloaked referrers: referring URLs “may not be cloaked, hidden, spoofed, or otherwise obscured (including but not limited to the use of a redirecting page)” so that Aylo can’t see where a buyer came from (8.3). If you run links through a WordPress redirect plugin, confirm with your manager that the referrer still passes. My link cloaking guide covers the redirect types.
Content, traffic and chargebacks
- Aylo video clips on your site may run three minutes at most, and only one part of any scene (6.4, 6.5). Don’t touch watermarks, and don’t use Aylo content to promote non-Aylo sites (6.3, 7.4).
- No spam, and no fake profiles or direct messages on social media, dating sites or forums to push Aylo sites (7.1, 7.2).
- Your site must comply with the US 2257 record-keeping law (7.3).
- An “unusually high” rate of chargebacks or refunds can end the account and forfeit what’s owed (7.9).
- A breach of most rules above lets AdultForce keep the balance “as partial damages”.
Geo blocks
Tier-1 geos (US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, the last especially for MyDirtyHobby) are where the offers are strongest, with one catch: Aylo blocks its sites outright in most US states with age-verification laws (about 22 as of July 2026), so traffic from those states can’t convert. In March 2026 Aylo also began blocking Australian users of Pornhub and its other tube sites under Australia’s new age-assurance codes (Biometric Update, 9 March 2026). I couldn’t confirm whether its paysites are blocked there too, so test Australia before you build for it.
What converts here
Brand-intent content: reviews, “is it worth it” pieces, discount and deal pages, and comparisons aimed at people who already know the brand and are deciding whether to pay. Cold, generic adult traffic converts poorly against a paid monthly membership. Send that to cams instead.
Is AdultForce legit? What affiliates report
It’s Aylo’s in-house program, so the money comes from the same company that owns the brands. Public feedback is thin. On 29 September 2026 Affpaying showed 24 reviews, 23 “Excellent” and 1 “Terrible”. Of the 15 most recent, 13 were posted between 23 and 31 October 2025, so read them as a batch. They praise on-time payments, crypto payouts and the account managers; one from 28 October 2025 adds a complaint: “You cannot access assets without the rep which is not ideal.” I found no dated GFY thread with a payment complaint.
Pros and cons
Pros: brands people already search for by name (Brazzers, Reality Kings, BangBros); offers owned by the network, so they’re less likely to vanish; PPS, revshare and per-lead options on every major brand; NET-15 twice-monthly payments; a 5% lifetime referral share; the direct route to Brazzers, MyDirtyHobby and Nutaku demand.
Cons: the brand-name domain, URL and paid-search rules can cost SEO affiliates their payout; cloaked or redirecting referrers are banned; the $75 and one-sale-a-year active rule can wipe a quiet site’s balance; no public rates, minimum or payment methods; PPS can be switched to revshare on your ratios; memberships churn; the catalog is mostly Aylo’s own brands, so you’ll still want a general network alongside. Treat AdultForce as one targeted leg of a portfolio.
AdultForce review verdict: who it suits
Join AdultForce when your content targets brand-name paysite searches. Keep it as the paysite leg next to cam programs like CrakRevenue, Chaturbate and LiveJasmin (the full map is in the Adult CPA Networks guide). Sign up directly at adultforce.com, since I have no referral link for it. Name your domains carefully, register every site with your manager, and read the ToS before you build. For a side-by-side with the biggest aggregator, see CrakRevenue vs AdultForce.
FAQ
Does AdultForce pay by PayPal?
I couldn’t confirm it. AdultForce doesn’t list methods publicly, and the listing that includes PayPal doesn’t cite a source; Affpaying’s listing shows wire, Paxum and crypto only.
Can I use Brazzers in my domain name?
No. The terms ban Aylo brand names in domains and URLs, and in paid-search keywords, and AdultForce can reduce or stop your payout if you do it. Brand names in your page content and titles are fine.
Update log
- 29 September 2026: checked against AdultForce’s own pages and its 3 December 2025 terms. Corrected the brand-domain rule (clause 4.10, “reduce or cease the payout”), removed the unpublished PPS and revshare figures and PayPal, and added the brand list, the payout terms table, the paid-search ban, the active-account rule, the refund and prepaid-card rules, the 5% referral program, the cloaking rules, the US state and Australia blocks, dated Affpaying feedback and an FAQ.
Where the facts in this review come from: methodology.