Free and $1 Trials at Major Adult Paysites

Two major paysites published complete trial terms on their own signup pages on 2026-09-06. Adult Time offers three days for $1.00, which then recurs at $19.95 every month. TeamSkeet offers one day for $1.00, which then rebills at $39.99 every 30 days. Nothing here is free: both are paid trials that convert into a full subscription unless you cancel first. The rest of the brands checked publish no trial terms outside their signup funnel.

What was checked

Only each brand's own tour, join page or funnel, and its own terms and help pages. No review sites and no secondhand figures. Where a page would not open or would not render its plan cards, that is said plainly instead of being filled in with a number.

The trials with published terms

Both figures are in US dollars as shown on the page, and neither site states whether the amounts change by country.

Adult Time: $1.00 for three days

The join page prints the terms on the card itself: "Your trial period will be billed $1.00" and, on the next line, "Recurring at $19.95 / 1 month." The card is labeled Streaming Only, Limited Access and No Downloads, so the trial is not the full membership.

The comparison worth making is against the paid plans on the same page. One month costs $9.95 and recurs at $9.95. One year costs $59.40 in one payment and recurs at $59.40. So the trial converts to a rate roughly double the standard monthly plan, which makes the cancel deadline the whole decision.

TeamSkeet: $1.00 for one day

The funnel is equally explicit: "Your payment method will be charged $1.00 today for limited 1 day access, automatically rebills at $39.99 every 30 days until cancelled." One day, then the highest recurring rate on the page. For contrast, the monthly plan on the same funnel is $9.95 and renews at $9.95.

The company's help center describes the conversion in its own words: after the trial expires "your subscription will be upgraded to a standard monthly subscription," and "You may cancel your subscription during the trial to prevent the automatic upgrade." Its terms add that trial subscribers get view and stream access only, with downloading not available on that tier.

Brands with no published trial terms

Several large networks run their offers inside a signup funnel that does not render its plan cards on an ordinary page load, so no trial price could be read for them today.

• Mofos and Reality Kings: the tour pages show no prices, and the join page returns a script shell rather than plan cards. Trial terms are not verified on the official site.
• Brazzers and BangBros: their pages could not be opened at all for this guide, so nothing about their current trials is verified on the official site.
• Naughty America: the site refused the request on the checked date, so any trial price for it is not verified on the official site.

What the operator behind Mofos, Reality Kings and Brazzers does publish is the mechanism. Its terms state: "We may offer free trials or memberships during certain promotional events," and that during signup "a nominal fee may be charged to your payment method... intended to verify the validity of the payment method provided and will be automatically reversed or refunded." Its billing help center adds: "These trial memberships automatically convert to standard monthly memberships unless canceled within the trial period."

What a cheap trial does not include

Read the two confirmed trials side by side and the pattern is the same on both. Access is cut down, not full: Adult Time labels its trial Limited Access with no downloads, and TeamSkeet's terms put trial users on the tier where downloading is not available. The length is short, one to three days. And the conversion price is higher than the ordinary monthly plan on the same page in both cases, which is the opposite of how a discount usually works.

Refunds do not soften this. TeamSkeet's terms state that "payments are nonrefundable, and there are no refunds or credits for partially used subscription periods." The operator behind Reality Kings and Mofos publishes the same rule for partially used memberships.

The safe way to use a paid trial is to treat the cancel date as part of the purchase: note it before you enter card details, and cancel through the route the site publishes rather than assuming a short trial ends by itself.

If you do not want to pay

Our page at /site/adulttime is the alternative to a trial, though shared logins there are short-lived.