Buddy Profits
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What Buddy Profits is
Buddy Profits is a gay adult affiliate program. It pays affiliates who promote its group of membership sites, either a flat amount for each signup or a share of what the member pays over time, and it adds a bonus for referring another affiliate. Payouts are offered by wire transfer or Paxum. The page is in English, and joining starts from the Sign Up link on the home page.
The home page calls it the most awarded gay affiliate program, and the footer credits it to Zubb Media Inc. The page says the program was created on the foundation of 2 existing businesses: French Connection Agency, which it describes as the world's largest amateur adult modeling agency, and Gamma Entertainment, which it describes as the leader in networking technologies and software. It says the combination gives affiliates 40+ websites to promote. All of that is the program's own account of itself. For an affiliate, the practical point is the audience: every brand on the page is aimed at gay male viewers, so the program fits traffic that already matches.
How earning works here
Earning comes in 3 forms. The first is pay per sign up, an up-front option based on the initial sale with no rebills. The second is a revenue share, which pays on trials, monthly memberships, yearly memberships and rebills for the lifespan of a member, so a partner is paid every month a member stays. The third is a referral: introduce a fellow affiliate and earn a share of that affiliate's earnings for life. The page marks the first 2 figures with an asterisk and a note that certain conditions apply, and it words them as up to, so they are ceilings and not flat rates.
The promotion material is organized by program. Promo sets bundle videos, photos, content zip files and promo packs in a single folder with the partner's own affiliate link code and ID already attached, so a partner can promote a specific scene. Each set carries 2 link options, pay per sale or revenue share, and the partner picks the preferred program per link. Hosted banners are kept fresh by the program's support team, which also optimizes the ad spots. Other tools on the page are free hosted galleries, landing pages the page calls traffic optimized, a selection of banners and mailers, analytics and promo codes, and every site is configured for mobile and tablet visitors. For affiliates who publish pages of their own, the program adds embedded content, tube friendly tours and member area access for building custom promo tools. A blog for affiliates, called The Buddy Blogged, carries updates, affiliate contests and current promotional materials.
The brands are the offers, and the page describes each one in terms of the traffic it converts. The page presents ASGmax as a premium all-in-one offer, with 12,500+ videos from studios, 45+ sites and series, multiple weekly updates, its own originals, and 4K streaming and downloads under one membership and one price point. Falcon Studios is a studio network with 4,000+ videos and 4,700+ photo sets that includes the Hot House, Jocks Studios, Mustang Studios, Falcon International and Falcon Edge brands. Raging Stallion has 2,000+ videos, 3,500+ photo sets and 1,500+ performers, claims over 25 years of brand recognition, and is pitched at hardcore and fetish audiences.
Several brands sell access to the wider network along with their own catalog. The page says a single Next Door Studios membership opens the full ASGmax Network, and that Disruptive Films, Active Duty and Pride Studios memberships include that network as well. Disruptive Films is positioned for upscale audiences, with cinematic, concept-driven productions. Active Duty is pitched at military and uniform audiences. Pride Studios is described as the broad-appeal offer, a large library of full-length videos from several brands that the page says converts across many niches. Maskurbate is built on an anonymity concept, with performers whose identities are hidden, and offers exclusive videos, photo sets, interviews and member-only extras.
Fisting Inferno is the dedicated fetish offer, which is where the program earns its place among fetish affiliate programs. The page gives it 1,300+ videos and 700+ performers, weekly updates, and an extended network that includes Club Inferno Dungeon, Fisting Central and Fetish Force under one subscription. That range lets an affiliate send general gay traffic to ASGmax and specialist traffic to the narrower brands.
The 2 main programs differ in when the money arrives. Pay per sign up settles on the first sale and ignores everything after it. The revenue share keeps paying as long as the member stays, and it covers trials, monthly and yearly memberships and rebills. Because the promo sets carry both link types, a partner can run the same scene under either program without rebuilding a campaign.
Contact runs through a form on the home page that routes a message by topic: general contact, suggestions, marketing and sales, affiliate programs, advertising or accounting. The page presents the team behind it as there to save affiliates time and get more out of their traffic, and it describes the business as built on long-term relationships with the people who promote it.
Money and rules
The payout models are a per-signup fee, a lifetime revenue share and a lifetime referral share, and the payout rails are wire transfer and Paxum. In October 2026 the home page lists up to $40 for each signup on the pay per sign up program, up to 60% on the revenue share for trials, monthly memberships, yearly memberships and rebills, and 10% on the affiliate referral, based on the referred affiliate's earnings for life. The asterisk on the first 2 means the amounts depend on conditions.
The home page does not publish those conditions, a payout minimum or a payout schedule. The footer links to Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, 2257 and Billing Support pages, which is where the agreement and the record keeping notice sit.
Who it suits
It suits an affiliate or media buyer with gay male traffic who wants a choice between an up-front fee and a lifetime share, who works with promo sets, hosted banners, mailers and landing pages, and who can bring other affiliates into the program for the referral bonus. The fetish and uniform brands give a specialist promoter something narrower to work with than a general network, and the all-in-one ASGmax offer gives a general promoter a single membership to sell.
It is not a fit for traffic that is not gay male, or for a creator who wants to be paid for appearing in content. The caveats are the conditions behind each asterisk and payout rails limited to wire transfer and Paxum, which could be a hurdle for someone who prefers a different payout method.