Fakehub

What Fakehub is and what the offer is

Fakehub is a paid network of scenario series, run by Aylo Premium Ltd according to the footer of its pages, which also states that the trademarks and logos are owned by Yellow Production S.R.O. and used under license by Aylo Premium Ltd. The home page sells it as access to 8 sites with daily updates, and the menu lists series built around a taxi, a casting agent, a hostel, a hospital and a police officer, plus the network's own Originals line.

The saving is a ladder with two cheap ways in. A 2 day trial is priced at a token amount, and a 7 day membership gives a full first week for a flat fee. Behind them sit a 30 day plan and a prepaid 12 month plan that the join page also prices per month at a lower figure. What matters most is what the two entry offers turn into, because both rebill at a higher price than the 30 day plan listed beside them.

The plan ladder

The join page, headed "Choose your Membership Type", lists four plans in a column. At the top is the 12 month membership, shown as a monthly figure and billed yearly. Below it is the 30 day membership, billed monthly. Then comes the 7 day membership, shown as a first-week price, and last the 2 day trial. Payment choices sit above the list: credit card, SEPA, PayPal and crypto currency.

In October 2026 the join page lists the 2 day trial at $1.00 for 2 days, the 7 day membership at $7.00 for the first week, the 30 day membership at $29.99 a month and the 12 month membership billed yearly at $119.99, with its own lower monthly figure beside it. The page adds that sales tax may be added where applicable. Asterisks on the plan lines lead to fine print below the list, which is where each plan's rebill is written.

A promo code box ("Got a Promo Code? Enter it here") sits under the plans with an Apply button. No Fakehub page prints a code, and no price carries an end date.

What the entry offers turn into

The fine print states each conversion in the same pattern. The 2 day trial is a "Limited access 2 Day trial period automatically rebilling at $39.99 every 30 days until cancelled", as read in October 2026, and the 7 day membership is a "Full Access" week whose first charge then rolls into the same 30 day rebill. Both short offers therefore move into a 30 day cycle priced above the plain 30 day membership. The fine print does not say what "limited access" withholds during the trial, and it gives no reason for the higher rebill.

The 30 day membership rebills every 30 days at its first charge, and the 12 month membership rebills its yearly charge every 365 days, both "until cancelled". For those two plans the page prints no step up after the first period.

The terms describe automatic recurring billing as applying when it is selected on the sign-up page: fees renew at or after the end of the original term unless notice of cancellation arrives, and each renewal may be announced in the account or by email. If a charge fails, for example on an expired or declined card, Aylo Billing may retry for the amount due or, once, for a lower amount before going back to the full price agreed at enrollment, and it may suspend or cancel a membership it cannot charge. The terms set an administration fee, tax included, of up to $2.00, read in October 2026, to keep a subscription active until the next attempt. For free trials offered during promotions the terms also allow a nominal charge to check the payment method, reversed or refunded automatically, with no amount given.

Billing, processors and statement names

The join page footer names two authorized payment processors, Vendo and Segpay. The terms widen the list for the statement: Probiller, AyloBill, Vendo, Segpay, WTS or others, depending on where the subscriber is, may appear on a credit card, bank statement or phone bill. So the descriptor is one of several possible names rather than a single one. Where several sites are joined with one payment method, the statement lists each purchase in the transaction.

The support site says billing is processed by Aylo Billing US Corp in Austin, Texas, and Aylo Billing Limited in Cyprus, and the terms define Aylo Billing as an Irish-registered company with its principal place of business in Nicosia. The terms' preamble says the card is billed immediately after purchase and that an email with the payment details follows. A copy of the account's charges can be requested from the controller, though records older than 365 days are not guaranteed.

Getting out and refunds

Fakehub's terms give a member a choice of exits. The quickest is the cancellation link printed in each transaction receipt. Otherwise the support.fakehub.com home page has a Cancel button that leads to a login, the members' area has a Support link in its footer, and the support team takes requests through the contact options on that site. Anything billed up to the effective date of termination is still owed. The support site offers live chat and email, Monday to Friday, 10:00AM to 6:00PM EST, and lists a page for managing memberships and add-ons.

Refunds for purchases or recurring charges may be requested from customer support, but partly used memberships get no refund or credit. For card payments a refund request has to arrive within 120 days of the original transaction and is decided case by case at Aylo Billing's discretion; for gift cards or cryptocurrency, refunds or reversals happen only if technically feasible and the request must come within 90 days. An approved refund goes back only to the original payment method, never as cash or a check.

Subscribers in the European Union get a 14 day right of withdrawal, which the terms say also applies when a membership starts with a free trial or promotional subscription. A subscriber who asks for immediate access at checkout and waives that right loses it once access begins, and the terms then rule out any refund of that purchase and of later renewals under the same contract.

What the membership opens and who it suits

The membership opens the network's series, each with its own scenario, and the Originals line, with daily updates claimed on the home page. The join page names no resolution, download allowance or device list, and shows no pre-selected add-on.

The 2 day trial suits a reader who wants a very short, very cheap look and who will cancel before the 30 day cycle starts. The 7 day membership suits a reader who wants full access for a first week, with the same higher rebill after it. The 30 day plan suits someone who wants a month without a step up in price, and the 12 month plan, paid in one yearly charge, a reader who will stay the year. The caveats: both short offers rebill above the plain monthly price, and the statement name can be any of several.