Dorcel TV

What Dorcel TV is and what the offer is

Dorcel TV is the French studio Dorcel's live television service: three channels streamed around the clock, a TV guide ("Grille TV"), and a replay section of scenes and programs after broadcast. Its accessibility statement names DORCEL as the company answerable for the site and gives Webagency Services Kft. in Budapest as the postal contact. The channels are Dorcel TV, billed as "Le Meilleur du X international", Dorcel XXX, "La chaine 100% HARD", and Dorcel TV Africa, which the site calls the only adult channel that is 100% African.

What makes it a deal is the sign-up page. It offers a one-day discovery trial at a small price, a one-month pass at half price with no commitment, one-year and two-year terms under the Dorcel anniversary banner, and a lifetime pass. Membership also carries a discount at the studio's video-on-demand and shop sites. The trial is the one to read closely, because it turns into a paid monthly subscription on its own.

The plan ladder and the offers

The sign-up page, written in French, lines up five choices: one day, 30 days, 365 days, 2 years and life. Every paid term is a single payment, and each card shows a price per day under its total. The yearly, two-year and lifetime cards wear an "Anniversaire -70%" badge and print a higher price after "au lieu de" (instead of).

As read in October 2026, the one-day discovery trial costs 2.99 € and the 30 day pass is 14.9 € in one payment. The 365 day term is 29.7 € against 99 €, and the two-year term follows the same pattern at a somewhat higher single payment. The lifetime pass, "Accès illimité à vie !", is 119 € against 399 €. A box at the bottom adds the "Offre spéciale -50% sur le pass 1 mois": the one-month pass at 7.45 €, labeled "Offre sans engagement".

Further down, the page repeats the four paid terms with the same badges at noticeably higher prices, the lifetime pass included. The page does not say who is offered which run. The trial's conversion price matches the 30 day pass of the first run, and that first run is the one the half-price box measures itself against, but a buyer should check which card is selected before paying.

The anniversary badge appears on every page of the site, and nowhere is it given an end date. There is a "Vous avez un code promo ?" field on the sign-up page, and no code is printed for it.

After the trial: what it converts into

The trial footnote, marked by an asterisk, covers discovery offers of 1, 3 and 7 days, though only the one-day version is on sale among the cards. Unlike a plain teaser, the trial here does include the TV channels; what it limits is the number of replay videos that can be watched during the test period.

The same footnote states the conversion. If the buyer has not unsubscribed by the end of the test period, access is switched automatically to full access at 14,90 €/mois, as printed in October 2026. That monthly price, the same as the 30 day pass, is what a forgotten trial costs, and the footnote sets no deadline in hours for unsubscribing.

For the 30 day, 365 day and two-year terms, no page states whether they renew or at what price. The lifetime pass is described only as unlimited access for life. The footnote sends buyers to the general conditions of sale ("Conditions générales de vente") linked in the footer, which hold the full terms.

Billing

The footer of every page and the sign-up page name the payment providers: Epoch, SEGPAYEU.COM, Centrobill and Letpay. Prices are in euros. "Paiement discret" is one of the four member benefits listed on every page. Which provider bills which buyer, what name appears on a statement, and which cards are accepted are left to the checkout and the conditions of sale.

Getting out

Unsubscribing before the test period ends is the one exit the sign-up page spells out. Cancellation steps, notice periods, access after canceling and refunds for the paid terms all sit in the conditions of sale and the "Aide et contact" page linked from the footer. The half-price month is the only offer the page itself labels as carrying no commitment.

What the money buys, and who it suits

The sign-up page sums up the service as 3 live TV channels, films, shows, making-of pieces and reports, favorite scenes in replay, and everything from Dorcel ahead of release. The four member benefits listed on every page are access wherever the member is, 4K ultra HD, discreet payment and weekly updates. The replay section features Dorcel series such as Luxure, Thr3e, Girls at work, PL4Y and Iconic, and the channels page gives each channel a one-line description. The home page opens on an "En direct" panel showing what is on air at that moment, next to a strip of replay highlights and the latest additions, and the sign-up page's title sells the channels as premium adult channels "24/7". Each channel page carries its own short selection of programs; the African channel's, for example, leads with a shoot set in Abidjan. On the same sign-up page Dorcel lists the commitments it makes to its audience, among them a strict production code, a responsible editorial charter and "Tarification et engagement clairs", clear pricing and commitment. The footer describes the sister Dorcel Club as the very private Dorcel club with previews and unlimited TV, a separate subscription with its own prices.

Member perks reach the studio's shops. Being a "membre privilège", in the October 2026 wording of the sign-up page, means -10% at dorcelvision.com, dorcelstore.com and the Dorcel boutiques, invitations to private sales, and free delivery on all orders.

The trial suits a viewer who wants a day of live channels before deciding and will unsubscribe in time. The half-price month gives a full month for less than the 30 day pass and carries the no-commitment label, and the yearly card suits someone happy to pay once for a year of live TV. A buyer who mainly wants to download files will find downloads absent from the member benefits, and anyone who needs cancellation and refund terms in hand before paying has to open the conditions of sale first.