AltErotic

What AltErotic is and what the offer is

AltErotic is a paid adult network built around tattooed and pierced performers, run by KB Productions LLC of Scottsdale, Arizona, according to the footer of its join page, which also prints a street address and a toll-free phone number for the company. The about page tells the story in the owner's voice: the founder started a first site in 2005, and in 2017 expanded it into a network covering tattoos, piercings and other body modification themes. The channels in the site menu are My Tattoo Girls, Inked Up Sex, Sexy Inked, Piercing Play, Alt Fetish and Inked Live, and the footer adds AltErotic Original Series, Director POV and Ink Amateurs. Every plan covers streaming, and the three plans above the trial add downloads.

The saving on offer is a short paid trial priced by the day, beside a ladder of longer plans that the join page prices lower per month the longer the commitment runs. The join page has no free trial and no promo code field, and no plan carries a crossed-out price or an end date.

How the join page is built

Joining is a three-step form on one page. Step 1 creates the account. Step 2 asks for a payment method and offers two, credit card and PayPal. Step 3 is the plan choice, followed by a "Proceed to Checkout" button and a second button, "Proceed with Gift Card", so a gift card is a third way to pay that sits outside the two method tabs.

The plans stand in a single column, longest first. At the top sits the annual plan, which the page tags "Best Deal". Below it comes a 3 month plan, then a 1 month plan, and at the bottom the 2 day trial. Three of the four are labeled streaming and downloads. The trial is the exception: its label is "Unlimited Streaming" and it says nothing about downloads, so a trial member can watch but has no download right on the page's own wording.

The plan ladder in figures

In October 2026 the join page lists the 2 day trial at $1.48 per day and the 1 month plan at $29.95 per month, with the 3 month plan at $16.65 per month and the annual plan at $8.33 per month. Those per-month and per-day figures are the page's own. For the two longer plans the page also prints the amount actually charged: the 3 month plan rebills at $49.95 every 90 days, and the annual plan is one payment of $99.95.

The trial is the only plan quoted as a daily rate with no single checkout total beside it. Each step up the ladder lowers the printed monthly figure, so the annual line is the low end of the monthly price and the 1 month plan the high end. The monthly plan is the one plan whose first charge and rebill are printed as the same figure on the same line.

What happens when the trial ends

The conversion is written on the trial line itself, in the words "Rebills at $29.95 Monthly until cancelled", read in October 2026. The trial turns into the 1 month plan, at the same monthly price a customer pays who skips the trial, so there is no step up in price between the trial and a standard month. What changes is that the card is charged every month from then on until the member cancels. The page does not say on which day the first monthly charge lands.

The 3 month plan uses the same wording, "Rebills" and "until cancelled", so it renews automatically every 90 days at the amount it first charged.

The annual plan is worded differently. Its line reads "One payment of" followed by the price and "until cancelled". It is the only line without the word "Rebills", and the page does not say whether the year renews at the end or simply lapses.

No pre-selected add-ons, bonus sites or cross-sales appear on the join page, and the FAQ answers "Not at the moment" when asked whether the site sells videos or DVDs, so the only thing sold is the membership itself.

Billing and payment methods

The footer says that for billing inquiries or to cancel a membership, members should visit Epoch, Segpay and CCBill, "our authorized payment processors", and the same three names are linked in the footer of every page. Which of the three bills which plan or method is not stated, and no page names the descriptor that shows on a card statement. The plans are priced in dollars.

The FAQ has a section on declined payments under "Why is my transaction getting rejected?". It says the site does not process cards itself and cannot help with a rejection directly, and it points members to the billing companies, which may be able to say why a payment did not go through. The causes it gives are a card from a country whose card transactions the site does not accept, and a member who is not physically in the country where the card was issued, for which it suggests a card issued where the member is located. For a pre-paid or gift credit card, it says the cardholder's details must be registered with the card, because a purchase whose billing information does not match the card will not go through.

Account details that touch the money

The FAQ deals with returning customers. A member who joined before does not need to register again: the FAQ says to log in with the earlier details and then click "Join". Someone who registered more than once under different email addresses can email support to have the accounts merged into one. The username is in the purchase confirmation email sent at sign-up, and the FAQ notes that an email address may still be tied to an older expired account.

Getting out

The FAQ question "How do I cancel a recurring subscription?" is answered with "Please contact our Customer Support for information about cancellations." The support page asks members to send every request to a support email address. The footer adds the processors, so there are two routes: support by email, or the customer pages of Epoch, Segpay and CCBill.

None of the join, FAQ or support pages states a refund rule, a notice period before a rebill, or whether access runs to the end of a paid period after canceling.

What the money buys and who it suits

The membership opens the network's videos and photo sets, organized by channel and by model, with newer content shot in 4K with multiple cameras as the about page states. The FAQ says the site was built for mobile viewing, that videos stream on the iPad, that a lower video quality can be picked under the player, and it recommends Google Chrome or FireFox.

The 2 day trial suits a reader who wants to see whether the niche fits without paying for a month, and who will cancel before the monthly rebill. The 3 month plan suits a reader who has decided and wants a lower monthly figure without a full year. The annual plan suits someone who will stay the whole year, with the caveat that its renewal is not spelled out. Two more caveats: the trial has no download right, and the pages publish no refund rule.