BiGuysFuck
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What BiGuysFuck is and what the offer is
BiGuysFuck is a premium adult site that its FAQ says launched in 2015. The home page describes a library of amateur bi videos, and the footer and terms name Blurred Media LLC as the operator. The terms add that the same company runs HotGuysFuck, GayHoopla and SugarDaddyPorn, and the FAQ's pass list adds a fifth site, HotGuysHouse.
The saving here is a bundle rather than a trial. A banner across every page reads "All 5 Sites. One Pass. Unlimited.", and the site sells that pass in two lengths, one for 30 days and one for 1095 days, next to a plain recurring plan for BiGuysFuck alone. It also sells a token plan whose bonus depends on the rebill staying active. On top of that sit one-time purchases, a download upgrade and a standalone product, that are not part of any membership. No page offers a free trial or a discounted first month; the free sign-up the home page mentions opens previews, not the paid library.
The plan ladder
The FAQ lists four membership options. The first is a recurring plan for 30 days. The second is an all access pass for 30 days across the five sites. The third is an all access pass for 1095 days across the same five sites. The fourth is a token plan called the Token Flex Pass, billed monthly. A lifetime access membership also exists, since the terms carry a section for lifetime customers, but the pages print no lifetime price.
In October 2026 the FAQ gives the recurring plan as $19.99 for 30 days and the five-site pass as $59.99 for 30 days. It gives the long pass as $379 for 1095 days. The Token Flex Pass is $39.99 a month and includes 40 tokens monthly, with a 20% bonus if rebilling stays active. The page does not say what the bonus is a bonus of, whether more tokens or a discount, so it is better read as the brand's wording than as a number.
The FAQ lists the two all access passes with the same five site names. The pages do not say whether the long pass is a one-time payment or whether either all access pass rebills. They also do not say what the regular price of any pass is, so no pass is shown against a crossed-out figure.
After the first charge
The recurring plan is labeled recurring and the FAQ says that rebilling purchases need to be canceled while non-rebilling ones do not. It does not list which of the four options are non-rebilling. The recurring plan and the token plan are described in recurring terms, and the two all access passes are the ones whose renewal status the checkout screen would have to answer.
Add-ons are separate. The Speed Pass is a one-time upgrade that removes the download limit. In October 2026 the FAQ lists it at $14.99 for recurring subscribers and at a slightly higher one-time price for lifetime, annual and all access subscribers. It is offered automatically in the "Download Limit Reached" box when a member hits the hourly cap, and a recurring member who keeps the membership running without a gap does not have to buy it again at each renewal. For a recurring member the pass stays active only while the membership is active, and it deactivates if the member cancels. A lifetime member keeps it, and the terms add that a Lifetime Access membership covers only the individual site purchased and not separately sold products or features. A soft daily cap of roughly 500 to 1000 downloads still applies to Speed Pass users, and the FAQ says the pass is non-refundable.
Secret Drive is the other add-on. It is a standalone collection of uncut footage sold for a one-time payment, it is streamed on the site rather than downloaded, and the FAQ says it is not included with any subscription or membership, past, present or future. The FAQ also says drives belong to the site where they were bought and do not appear on the other network sites, even with an all access pass. The FAQ prints no Secret Drive price; it says the current price is shown on the Secret Drive page, that a drive can be browsed before it is bought, and that access to a bought drive never expires, even if the membership ends.
Billing
The footer and FAQ name four payment processors: Epoch, PayGarden, SegPay and BlurCharged. The cancellation instructions also mention Rocketgate, so a member who joined through that biller has its own cancel button. The FAQ states what appears on a card statement: charges appear as "BlurCharged" followed by a string of numbers, for example BlurCharged#123456, and no adult content references show on the statement. The terms say the company can change its payment providers and will notify members and store the details on the account. The pages do not list accepted payment methods beyond the processors, they do not name a currency on the plan lines apart from the dollar signs, and they do not say whether tax is added.
Getting out
Cancellation starts in the member account. The FAQ says to log in, click the profile icon at the top right, go to "Your Plan" and select "Manage Subscription", then look for the biller name at the subscription header. A member who paid through Rocketgate clicks Cancel Subscription. A member who paid through SegPay uses the membership number from Your Plan and contacts SegPay by email or by its US or international phone line, and a member who paid through Epoch contacts Epoch billing the same way; the FAQ prints both companies' numbers. The FAQ adds that a member can cancel anytime.
The refund picture is a list of exclusions rather than a promise. Speed Pass and Secret Drive are non-refundable one-time purchases, and tokens are non-refundable unless there is a system error. Sharing credentials or logging in from multiple IP addresses can lead to account termination without refund, and the lifetime terms say the company can revoke lifetime access without refund for account sharing, abuse of login privileges and a short list of other conduct. The pages state no refund rule for an ordinary recurring membership.
What the money buys and who it suits
A membership opens the site's video library, which the home page counts at 416 videos, with new full scenes every Monday per the FAQ. Non-members can watch free preview clips and browse model galleries, and the home page says sign-up is free before choosing a membership. Members can download up to 10 items per hour, and the FAQ names the five sites each all access pass covers. Tokens, which the FAQ says are bought in the dashboard, are used to tip models, "unlock exclusive content" and reach special features; as read in October 2026, the FAQ says Forever Pass holders save 20% on every purchase.
The 30 day recurring plan suits someone who wants one site and is happy to cancel in the account. The 30 day five-site pass suits a member who wants all five sites for a month. The long pass suits a member who expects to stay and accepts paying for the full term up front, assuming the checkout confirms it is a single payment. The Token Flex Pass fits a member who tips and wants the bonus, with the caveat that the bonus depends on the rebill staying active. Anyone who dislikes recurring charges should read the checkout for each pass.