Gloryhole

What the offer is

Gloryhole is a single paid site inside the DogFart Network, and one login also opens that network's other channels. Gloryhole's operator, per its footer, is Digigamma B.V. of Haarlem, Netherlands; the membership contract itself is with DigiGamma B.V. / Gamma Billing Inc., in a version dated March 24, 2026.

The offer is a 3 day trial at a small first charge, after which the join page sells a choice of two 30-day plans at different prices and a 365-day plan. The join page is headed "Get Access To All Dogfart Sites Now!", in line with the home page's statement that a membership also gives access to the entire DFXtra network. The trial line itself is precise about what follows: one charge at the trial price, then a stated monthly figure every 30 days.

The plan ladder

The ladder runs from the trial to a prepaid year. In October 2026 the join page lists the 3 Day Trial, marked Limited Access, Limited Streaming and No Downloads, at €2.95. Below it sit two 30-day plans, one at €19.95 and one at €29.95, each billed in one payment and recurring every month at the same figure, and a 365-day plan billed in one payment of €119.40 that recurs every 12 months, with a per-month figure of €9.95 printed beside it. The prices are in euros as the page gives them.

The two 30-day plans share a heading, "Streaming + Downloads Only", and identical text, and the page gives no reason for the different prices. Their body text also reads "Unlimited No downloads" under that heading, a contradiction the page leaves standing. There is no end date on any price and no new-members-only limit. A "Have a promo code?" link opens a code field with success and error messages; no code is printed anywhere.

The terms describe membership terms in general (trial, monthly, three-month, yearly), each with its own fee shown during joining, but the join page itself offers only the four cards above.

What happens after the trial

The join page read in October 2026 spells the conversion out: "Your trial period will be billed €2.95 Recurring at €29.95 / 30 days". The trial therefore rolls into the dearer of the two monthly prices. Section 8.3 of the terms sets the timing: monthly billing starts when the trial period ends, and the membership renews every month unless canceled before the trial ends. A trial's length is shown during joining and on the emailed receipt, so the join page's 3 days is the figure that applies.

At registration, the terms let the company place an authorization on the card for up to one month of service, and the card issuer may lower the available balance or credit limit for the length of the trial. A recurring payment that fails can draw an administrative fee of up to $2, as the terms read in October 2026 put it, to keep the membership active until the full fee goes through; that fee is written in dollars although the join page prices are in euros. A card that is declined at joining may be retried within seven days on the same conditions.

Paid plans roll over under section 8.2. Each one carries on for further prepaid periods of the same length, at the rates that applied on the original sign-up date, until the member cancels, which has to happen 48 hours before the renewal date to stop the next term's fee. If the company changes fees for legal or tax reasons, silence for 30 days counts as acceptance, and a later price cut or promotion brings no refund or price protection.

Billing

Segpay handles the money side according to the footer, which sends billing inquiries and cancellation requests to SEGPAY.com as the "authorized payment processor"; the same footer mentions Epoch.com authorized sales agents. Gloryhole takes cards, both credit and debit, as well as money orders, online checks and PayGarden gift cards. PayGarden purchases follow their own rule: they are never rebilled, they cannot be refunded in whole or in part, and the terms say the site may only offer a similar membership on a related website. On top of the fee, members carry taxes, bank charges and exchange-rate swings. No page names a billing descriptor.

Single scenes and extra network sites can also be bought outright, the terms say, each billed once and kept for life, though Gloryhole's public pages list no such prices. A charge a member believes is wrong has to be raised in writing within 30 days of the statement, through digigammasupport.com, or the terms treat it as waived.

Getting out

Gloryhole has no cancel button described anywhere; ending a membership is a message to Client Relations, sent through famesupport.com or directly, carrying the member's name, email and, if it applies, the last four card digits. Billing can continue until two days (48 hours) after that message has been received and acknowledged.

Refunds are close to closed. The refund page says nothing is refundable once the login has been used on the site, that not using the membership or being unable to reach the site through no fault of the company is no ground for one, and that partial-month periods get no refund or credit. A refund the company does give lands on the original payment method within 10 days of the member's contact with Client Relations, and never in cash or by paper check. Downloads are capped at 300 GB a day, and an account banned for going over gets a pro-rated refund for the time left. No page says whether access lasts to the end of a paid term after canceling.

What the money buys and who it suits

The home page claims over 700 videos of the site's own, and for the network more than 6,000 videos, 1,600+ models and 30+ channels, with multiple weekly updates, streaming and download options and 4K videos among the member benefits. The home page presents DFXtra as an interracial network and says it has an interracial site to fit a member's favorite niche, while Gloryhole itself centers on anonymous interracial oral scenes.

The trial suits someone who wants a few days of access for a small first charge and keeps the 48-hour cancellation rule in mind. The 365-day plan suits a viewer who will stay the year and accepts a single up-front charge that renews yearly. The trial fits poorly anyone who dislikes a monthly renewal at the higher rate after a short first period, and the refund rule leaves a member who logs in and then changes their mind with no stated route to recover the fee.