Full Porn Network

What Full Porn Network is and what the offer is

Full Porn Network is a network pass. One membership opens what the homepage calls "over 25 porn sites" and "over 50 of the hottest studios", all behind a single login, and the same page claims "over 8000 full-length" videos as the brand's own count. The footer says the site is owned and operated by Sales-CS of Grand Rapids, Michigan, while the subscription terms name Higgs Field Solutions, Inc., a Michigan corporation, as the contracting party.

The saving comes in three shapes. The monthly plan opens at a marked-down intro price and then rebills at a higher standing price. The annual plan is sold as a discounted yearly commitment. The permanent plan is a single payment with no further plan charges. A second set of the same three plans attaches a free first month of a separate bonus site, and that package carries its own monthly rebill.

The plan ladder and the offer in detail

The join section, headed "CHOOSE A PLAN!", has two slides of plans. The first holds Monthly, Annual and Permanent. The second repeats Monthly, Annual and Permanent with the free bonus-site month attached, under the label "BUNDLE DEAL".

In October 2026 the first slide prices the Monthly Plan, tagged "Lowest Price Ever", at an intro of $5, and states that the membership rebills at $39.95 after the first 30 days. A larger figure is printed beside the intro price without a label. The Annual Plan, tagged "BEST VALUE" with a markdown claim of its own, carries a per-month figure, and under it the page spells out the real charge: an annual commitment of $72 that rebills at $149.45 every year. The Permanent Plan reads "NEVER PAY AGAIN" and "One-time payment", at $199 beside a higher crossed figure, with the page's own "Over 75% Off!".

The page attaches no end date and no new-member or one-per-card condition to any of these prices. There is no free trial: the monthly plan is a paid first period that converts into the rebill.

The second slide, read in October 2026, lists its Monthly Plan as a "Special Offer" at $17.95, its Annual Plan as a marked-down full year with a per-month figure beside a higher one, and its Permanent Plan at the same one-time price as the first slide. All three carry the same sentence: the bonus site's first month is free, then it rebills at $34.95 monthly after the first 30 days. The page does not say whether that monthly charge falls on the extra site alone or on the whole account, a point that matters most for a permanent member who expected no further charges.

After the offer: renewal and conversion

The terms put every subscription on an auto-renewal program. The fee is charged monthly, quarterly or annually and "will continue until the Subscriber cancels". A renewed subscription runs for the same term as the one before it at the "then-current subscription fee", so the renewal price is the price in force at that point rather than a figure fixed at sign-up. The activation date is the first day of the billing cycle, and for a sign-up on the 29th, 30th or 31st the billing date in a shorter month moves to the last day of that month. Fees are payable in US dollars only, and sales, excise, value-added and similar taxes are charged on top.

On the join page itself, the monthly intro converts to the higher rebill after 30 days, and the annual plan converts to a yearly rebill at the higher annual figure rather than to a monthly charge. The permanent plan has no rebill of its own. The terms never define what "permanent" covers, though they reserve the right to change or discontinue features of the service without notice, and if the company cancels a subscription without cause it will offer the pro-rated, unearned part of any prepaid amount.

Prices can change at any time under the terms. The company promises an email at least 30 days before a change takes effect, and continued use after that counts as agreeing to the new amount. A missed payment can get an account downgraded, suspended or canceled; the company may keep a suspended account so the member can pay what is past due and restore it.

Nothing on the join page is shown as a pre-checked add-on. The bonus-site month is attached only to the plans on the second slide.

Billing

The footer names Epoch, Rocketgate and NetBilling as authorized sales agents for subscription and billing questions, and the refund page adds sales-cs.com as a route for billing inquiries. The terms say payments run through third-party payment processors and that cash and checks are not accepted. The join form offers two payment choices, Card and PayPal. No page names a billing descriptor or says which biller handles which plan.

Getting out and refunds

To cancel, the terms say to email support@sales-cs.com, and a member may cancel "at any time for any or no reason". Once the cancellation is made, billing stops, and access to the full service continues until the date that would have been the next billing date. The terms set no notice period before renewal.

The refund page covers how a refund is paid rather than when one is due. A refund goes to the payment method used for the original purchase, never by cash or paper check, within 10 days of the member's contact with customer service. The terms add one stated entitlement: a member in an EU country can cancel and get a full refund within 14 days of activation, but only if the account was never logged into or otherwise activated.

What the money buys and who it suits

The pass is sold as one login for full-length scenes from many studios, with categories such as MILF, lesbian, anal and fetish named in the brand's own copy, and a live cam link in the site menu. The homepage says the content streams on mobile and desktop and that new videos arrive daily. The terms grant a license for a single compatible device and bar making the service available over a network to several devices at once.

The intro month is a low-cost way in, but it turns into a higher standing monthly charge after 30 days, so it fits a reader who will note the cancellation date. The annual plan fits a reader who expects to stay a full year and accepts a larger yearly rebill. The permanent plan suits a reader who prefers one payment, with the caveat that its scope is never defined, and the bundle slide suits only a reader who wants the bonus site and will watch its monthly rebill.