Adultforce

What Adultforce is

Adultforce is an adult affiliate network. It pays affiliates, which its pages describe as media buyers, affiliate marketers and campaign managers, for traffic they send to the adult brands it represents. The site says the network covers 50+ adult brands, and its own tagline calls it "the #1 destination for your adult traffic monetization", which is the network's own claim. Its affiliate pages say you can "sign up for free", so the pages show no joining fee. The affiliate side is built for people who already have an audience: the About page says the aim is "to provide you with the hottest converting adult offers and maximizing your revenue", and the site does not present itself as a place for a performer to sell content or find fans.

The network also runs a referral program for bringing other affiliates in, publishes a separate page for AI offers, and lists Brazzers, My Dirty Hobby, Nutaku, TransAngels, Men.com and FanCentro as partners in its navigation. The terms name the company on the other side of the contract: Aylo Billing Limited, which runs the Adultforce affiliate program for the websites it calls "Aylo Websites".

How earning works here

The core product is a catalog of offers from adult brands. The About page names Brazzers, MyDirtyHobby, BangBros, Reality Dudes, Men.com, MOFOS.com and Babes.com among the 50+ brands, and the referral page adds Nutaku to the list, describing the range as running from "global giants" to "niche platforms". The offers page says the popular verticals are paysites, gaming, dating and cams, and the payouts page adds apps. An affiliate picks offers rather than being assigned one: the homepage steps are to create an account, choose a high-quality offer that resonates with your audience, and monitor performance as commissions come in. The AI offers page spells out the same flow as sign up or log in, copy the desired affiliate link and market it, earn with each conversion, track progress in the reporting tools, and receive payout within 15 business days.

Adultforce gives affiliates three payout models, and the offers and payouts pages describe them in the same words. Revenue share "will enable you to earn a percentage of the converted sales". Pay per sign up "will reward you with a fixed earning for each referred sign up". Pay per lead "will incentivize you for each qualified lead you generate". That puts the network in several categories at once: it is an affiliate network, a revenue share route and a CPA route. The site does not publish a percentage or fixed amount for any offer, so an affiliate sees the numbers for a specific brand after joining.

Creative and tracking tools are part of the offer. The offers page lists banner ads for mobile and desktop devices and a step that lets affiliates choose an ad creative from "a wide array of niches and ad sizes". The homepage describes a dashboard and reporting tools with "customizable data breakdowns" for mapping a sales funnel, and the About page promises real time stats, marketing tools and detailed analytics. The homepage lists the perks as exclusive partnerships with the most desirable brands, a library of top-converting offers, a 15-day payout cycle, support from experienced account managers and in-house reporting and statistics tools. The About page adds a dedicated account manager and a customer care team.

A separate AI offers page pitches affiliates on "AI-generated models and voice content" and "fully interactive experiences", describing it as a high-converting niche. That is the site's marketing claim. It tells affiliates they can get free access to AI offers.

The referral program is a second way to earn without sending traffic yourself. In October 2026 the referral page states the offer in the network's own words: when an affiliate signs up through your Adultforce referral link and starts earning, "you receive 5% of their commissions for life. No caps. No limits." The terms describe the referral credit differently: "subject to such feature's availability", a referring affiliate is credited $100 for a valid affiliate referral once the referred affiliate reaches $75 of income under the program, and family members and employees are not eligible as referrals. The referral page also says the network takes care of support, payouts, tools and education for the people you refer, and that referred affiliates can be media buyers, website owners or social media marketers.

Money and rules

The About page says Adultforce has "a net 15 day payout system", the homepage and AI offers page say 15-day payout cycle, and the payouts page and the AI offers page say commissions arrive "within 15 business days". The terms set out the mechanics: each calendar month is split into two pay periods, the 1st to the 15th and the 16th to the last day, and "generally, payments shall be made 15 days after the end of each Pay Period." Payments are in US dollars, except those for My Dirty Hobby, which are paid in euros, and the terms say applicable taxes are deducted from payouts.

The terms also set what works as a minimum. As of October 2026 they say an affiliate is paid only while "Active", which the terms define as having earned at least $75 under the program and having made at least one new, successful referral within the last year. Payouts for a website where those criteria are not met are forfeited. On the payout models, the terms say the per-signup amount and the revenue share percentage vary by the Aylo website the subscription goes to, that a subscription counts only if it is not refunded or reversed in the first 24 hours, and that sales paid with a method that does not support recurring billing, such as prepaid cards and gift cards, fall under revenue share even for a pay-per-signup affiliate. For gaming sites such as Nutaku the program pays a set amount per lead when a referral registers to play, then a revenue share on in-game purchases. The site does not publish its payout methods or a cookie window.

The terms are more specific on what is forbidden. Section 5.4 bars paid advertising schemes tied to domain names or URLs that infringe section 4.9, and gives examples: pay-per-click models, sponsored links, search engine keywords, AdWords or similar schemes. If an affiliate breaks this, the terms say Adultforce "shall be entitled to reduce or entirely cease the payout or payment amount that would otherwise be due". The same section states that family members and employees of the affiliate are not eligible as sign ups. The terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Cyprus, with exclusive jurisdiction in an appropriate court in Limassol, Cyprus.

Affiliates must be at least 18, or older where the local age of majority is higher, and for a company every shareholder, partner, officer and director must meet the same bar. Affiliate websites must comply with 18 U.S. Code § 2257, and the affiliate warrants that everyone shown in their content was at least 18 when it was created. The terms list illegal content that ends an account without notice, ban spam and unsolicited messages on social media and dating sites, require traffic sources to be transparent and referring URLs not to be cloaked, and cap any Aylo video clip an affiliate posts at 3 minutes. An unusually high number of chargebacks or refunds can also end an account, with the money due forfeited.

Who it suits and who it does not

Adultforce fits an affiliate who already has adult traffic and wants one account that reaches 50+ brands across paysites, gaming, dating, apps and cams, with three payout models and a reporting dashboard. The About page says it offers expert support for media buyers, affiliate marketers and campaign managers, so someone running paid or owned traffic at volume is the intended customer. A publisher with a network of other affiliates around them can also use the lifetime referral scheme on top of their own campaigns.

It suits less well anyone who needs the numbers up front. Rates and payout methods come into view only after joining. The Activity rule also matters for a small site: earnings below the minimum the terms set, or a year without a new referral, mean forfeiting what was earned for that website. It also does not suit a creator who wants to earn from fans directly, since the pages describe a traffic-for-commission business and not a platform for selling content. The ban on paid search and sponsored-link schemes of the kind the terms list limits how an affiliate can buy traffic, and the right to reduce or stop a payout for breaking that rule is a caveat to read before running campaigns. The terms are also strict on forfeiture: several breaches end an account with all money due kept as damages, so the rules are worth reading in full before the first campaign.