Pornos Verkaufen
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What Pornos Verkaufen is
Pornos Verkaufen is a content buyer for amateur adult video. Instead of paying a revenue share on views, it makes the seller a single offer for a license to the footage, so the seller needs no audience and no subscribers. Its office is listed in Barcelona under the company name Odeon Media S.L., and the site runs in German, English, Spanish, French, Romanian, Italian, Polish, Hungarian and Czech. The pages describe no joining fee. The tagline on the German home page is "Wir kaufen deine Amateur Sexvideos" (we buy your amateur sex videos), and the English page puts the offer as "Sell a license of your amateur content and get cash".
How earning works here
The earner is someone who already owns finished video, such as an amateur clip, POV footage or a holiday film, and wants to turn it into a one-time payment. The English page describes the chance to "sell your videos and thereby generate lucrative additional income", and says it is meant for people who would otherwise leave the files on a hard drive or share them for free. The condition it repeats is that all content must be legal and documented, and it says its experts rate every video "fairly and transparently".
The sales process, as the FAQ lays it out, runs in stages:
- The seller makes contact without obligation, says which works are involved and, if possible, sends a few sample links.
- The business replies promptly. If the material interests it, it asks for further information and clears up open questions.
- The seller either provides a download link for the videos or uses the free FTP access the business offers for uploading.
- After every work has arrived, the business starts its evaluation. The FAQ says this "in der Regel" (usually) takes 1-2 working days.
- The seller then receives a binding purchase offer. If the seller agrees, the business needs another 1-2 working days to prepare the license contract and exchange the necessary documents.
- Payment follows to an account the seller names.
The FAQ adds that the business places great weight on copyright and checks everything in detail, for the seller's protection and its own.
What the buyer does with the footage is described on the FAQ as well. The videos are placed with an international customer base that uses them privately, commercially (selling to private individuals or business customers), or for advertising worldwide. The FAQ also says the business often receives specific requests about a seller's own videos, and that it will forward those to the seller on request, so the seller can turn them into commissioned work. That is the only ongoing route to extra income the pages describe. The home page lists the benefits plainly: one upload, no waiting times, no customer contact and no advertising effort for the seller.
The home page also says that, through its international network of partners, the business can pay in advance ("in Vorleistung treten") before the footage is placed with a buyer. Its headline promise is that the seller uploads once and receives the sales commission "SOFORT" (immediately). It is a fast-payout promise in the site's own words, but the page does not define "immediately" in hours or days, and the FAQ's own steps add an evaluation and a contract stage of 1-2 working days each. A testimonial on the home page, from a woman presented as an erotic performer, says she had many videos on an old hard drive, only had to upload them with help from support, and had money in her account after 4 days. That is one customer's account on the site's own page, not a stated payout time.
The menu also links a page about buying porn licenses, which shows the business sells licenses onward to buyers of erotic film content as well as buying them from sellers.
Money and rules
The money is a single payment per deal. After a videographer evaluates the footage, the business makes an offer as a one-time payment, and in October 2026 the home page says that, depending on the evaluation, it can be "zwischen mehreren Hundert oder auch einigen tausend Euro" (between several hundred and a few thousand euros). That range is the site's own statement, not a rate. The pages publish no percentage split, no rate per minute and no price list, and the FAQ describes the offer as binding once made. The home page also claims trust in "über 1,000 Weltweite Vermittlungen" (over 1,000 placements worldwide), which is the site's marketing figure.
Rights are the central term. The home page says the seller grants only a usage license and never gives up image rights. The FAQ goes further for sellers worried about being cheated on a preview: the license contract states that the license becomes active only once payment has arrived in the seller's account, and until then the business has no rights to the material. The FAQ notes that much of this footage is publicly available anyway, but says that without the rights it is worthless to the business.
The FAQ's technical and legal requirements for videos are specific:
- At least HD (720p), ideally Full HD (1080p) or even 4K.
- A bitrate of at least 5000 kbit/s.
- A complete scene with a logical beginning and end.
- At least one female or TS performer in the video.
- Shot in landscape format, well lit, with no branding or advertising.
- The seller must be the author or hold all unrestricted rights, including the rights of third parties who appear.
- Everyone involved must be fully documented, including an ID copy and a contract, all performers must be at least 18, the footage must be fully legal, and filming locations must be ones with filming permission.
The pages do not name a payout method beyond an account the seller specifies, and they do not list accepted countries.
Contact is by email at info@pornos-verkaufen.com. The office address on the page is Avenida del Carrilet 11-13, local, 08014 Barcelona, and the stated hours are 12:00 to 22:00, Monday to Sunday, except legal holidays.
Who it suits and who it does not
This is built for someone with a finished back catalog who wants to sell it once and move on: a creator closing an account, a couple with footage they no longer use, or a seller who would rather not run a fan page. Because there is no subscriber base to build, a person with no social following loses nothing. The seller also has no customer contact, so messages, custom requests and tipping are not part of the work, except for the optional forwarded inquiries. A seller who already keeps ID copies and signed contracts for everyone on camera is ready for the documentation step.
It suits less well anyone who wants income that grows with views. A one-time offer is a one-time offer, and the pages give no way for a seller to share in later resales, nor do they say what the business charges its own buyers. With no published rate card to compare an offer against, judging whether it is fair takes more than one quote. The requirements also narrow the field: footage below 720p or 5000 kbit/s, vertical phone video, branded clips, partial scenes and videos without a female or TS performer fall outside what the FAQ asks for, so a solo male creator has nothing to sell here. Anyone filming with partners needs their ID copies and contracts in hand before the deal can close.