Interracial Pass
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What Interracial Pass is and what the offer is
Interracial Pass is a paid video site for interracial scenes. Its terms of use say the site is provided by SSM, Inc., which they call the owner, and the footer sends billing questions to Introflux and to Epoch, which it calls the authorized sales agent. The home page lists twice-weekly updates, 4K, 1080p and mobile streaming, downloads included and large video archives. No network, sister site or bundle is mentioned anywhere on its pages, so the membership covers this one site.
The offer is built into the price list rather than a coupon. The 30 day membership charges less for its first period than it does on every rebill after that, which makes the first month the discounted one. The two longer prepaid terms carry percentage-off labels and their own per-month figures, and the yearly one is tagged "BEST OFFER." There is no promo-code box and no printed code, so the saving a buyer gets is whichever line of the ladder they pick.
The plan ladder in October 2026
The join form asks for account details, then a payment method, then the membership. Each plan is written the same way: an initial charge, then the rebill amount and its interval.
As read in October 2026, the 30 day membership has an initial charge of $24.90 and rebills every 30 days at $29.90; the page also prints a per-day figure beside it. The 2 month membership charges $39.90 up front and rebills every 60 days at the same amount, with a "33% OFF" label and a per-month figure of $19.95 printed beside it. The 12 month membership charges $99.90 up front and rebills every 365 days at the same amount, labeled "72% OFF" with a per-month figure of $8.33. Those percentages and per-month figures are the page's own.
The page does not state the base price its percentages are measured against, so the labels show how the site ranks its plans rather than a saving a buyer can check. On the two longer plans the first charge and the rebill are the same, so after the first term the price simply repeats. Only the 30 day plan steps up after its first period. Nothing on the page limits these prices to new members or to one per card, and no end date is attached to any of them.
After the first term
The join page says all memberships rebill until canceled, and each plan line spells out its own rebill amount and interval. For the 30 day plan that means the second and later months cost more than the first, so the opening price is a first-period price rather than a standing one. For the 2 month and 12 month plans the full price comes round again every 60 or 365 days.
A footnote on the same page adds: "Trial memberships have limited access and will upgrade automatically at monthly value until cancelled." No trial is listed among the plans, so the footnote describes a membership type the price list does not offer, with no trial price, length or upgrade amount given.
The join form shows no pre-selected add-on and no cross-sale. The terms of use carry a general credit-card clause: by placing an order the member agrees to pay all amounts accrued in the account, including sales tax and shipping and handling charges where they apply, purchases are subject to limits set by the owner or the card issuer, and the owner bills the card when material is ordered and at any other time it sees fit. The clause sets no rebill schedule of its own; the join page's plan lines carry that.
Billing
The join form offers three payment methods: credit or debit card, pay by check, and PayPal by Epoch. Under a "100% SAFE, SECURE & PRIVATE" heading it says billing is discreet and the card is billed in USD, and it gives the statement text in full: "Charges will appear on your credit card statement as INTROFLUX SSM Inc or EPOCH.com." A buyer therefore knows both names a charge can carry before paying. The join page's footer names Epoch as the authorized sales agent, and the home page footer adds a separate link to Introflux for billing, cancellations and questions. Which of the two takes a given payment is not explained.
Getting out
The join page tells members to visit Epoch or write to the support email address printed there for billing or cancellations, and the home page footer adds Introflux as a route for cancellations. Neither page sets a notice period before a rebill or says whether access runs to the end of a paid term after canceling.
The terms of use hold no refund clause. They do give the owner wide control over accounts: it may refuse access if registration details are wrong, decline service, limit orders or terminate an account without prior notice, and change, suspend or discontinue any part of the site at any time. The terms are governed by the laws of the State of California. Their notices clause still reads "PROVIDE E-MAIL ADDRESS" where a contact address should be, so the support address on the join page is the working contact.
What the money buys and who the offer fits
The membership opens one site, which the home page describes as top porn stars and real amateurs, updated twice a week, with 4K, HD and 1080p streaming, mobile playback and downloads. In October 2026 its latest-updates row runs from August 31 to October 9, 2026, most scenes with a photo set beside the video, and it announces the next 4K update for October 16, 2026. Its popular row goes back to scenes from 2019 and 2020. These are the brand's statements.
The 30 day plan suits a viewer who wants one month at the reduced first charge and will either cancel before the rebill or accept the higher price from the second month. The 12 month plan, one up-front charge for the year, suits a viewer who will stay and wants the per-month figure the page prints for that term, accepting that it renews at the same amount every 365 days. The 2 month plan sits between them. The ladder fits less well anyone who needs a written refund rule or a stated cancellation window before paying, since the pages give neither.