Milking Table

What Milking Table is and what the offer is

Milking Table is a paid porn site built around erotic massage videos. The join page describes it in its own words as the place for sensual erotic massage porn videos. Its footer names Digigamma B.V., with an address in Haarlem in the Netherlands, as owner and operator, while the contracting parties in the terms are DigiGamma B.V. and Gamma Billing Inc.

The offer is a short paid trial, not a free one, and it is limited to streaming. The join page also says the membership "also gets you in the door to Adult Time", which it describes as over 400 channels of original porn content and over 60,000 videos. One sign-up therefore covers the massage site and a much larger catalog under the Adult Time name. The page prints no coupon code and no lifetime plan, and it gives no end date for the trial offer.

The trial is a first charge rather than a free look, and what it turns into is a monthly membership at a price the page states separately from the regular monthly plan.

The plan ladder

Milking Table's join page offers three ways in: a 3 day trial for streaming only, with limited access and no downloads; a monthly membership with unlimited access; and a yearly membership paid in one go. Under the plans there is a box for entering a promo code, yet the page itself prints no code.

As of October 2026 the trial costs €2.95, and the line under it says the trial period is billed €2.95 and recurs at €29.95 every month. The monthly plan is priced at €19.95, billed in one payment and recurring at the same €19.95 each month. For the yearly plan the page prints its own per-month figure of €11.95 and a single payment of €143.40 that recurs every year.

One thing stands out in that table and the page does not remark on it: the amount the trial renews at is a different figure from the price shown for the plain 1 month plan on the same page. Someone who starts with the trial and would rather pay the lower monthly figure has to compare the plan blocks, and nothing on the pages says whether a trial member can move to the cheaper monthly plan.

Downloads are where the plan cards contradict themselves. The monthly and yearly cards are headed "Streaming + Downloads Only", yet the feature lines under that heading include "No Downloads". Only the trial card is unambiguous, since it excludes downloads outright, so the two paid cards leave the download question open.

Prices are in euros. Under the terms, a member also pays any applicable taxes, bank fees and currency fluctuations on top of the fee shown.

What the trial turns into

The terms define a trial this way: its length is shown during joining and on the receipt emailed to the member, billing at the monthly fee starts when the trial period ends, and the membership renews each month unless it is canceled before the trial period ends. The join page puts a figure on the monthly charge that follows.

Two further details in the terms matter to a trial member. As soon as someone registers, the company may 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 during the trial to reflect it. And the general renewal clause says memberships renew for further prepaid periods of the same length at the rates in effect when the member first signed up, until canceled.

Fees can change because of laws and taxes, and anyone who does not cancel within 30 days of such a change is treated as having accepted it. The company offers no price protection or refund if a price later falls or a promotion appears. Under the October 2026 terms, a failed recurring payment can bring an administrative fee of up to $2 to keep the membership active until the full fee goes through. A declined first payment may be retried within seven days, and the company may lower the first or the rebill amount for that purchase, with the original rebill fee applying from the next rebill unless the member cancels first.

Nothing on the join page is pre-ticked as an add-on. The terms describe two optional extras in general: single scenes sold pay-per-clip and further sites added to an existing subscription pay-per-site, each a one-time charge with lifetime access to what was bought. Milking Table's pages put no price on either extra.

Billing

The join page footer says that billing inquiries, or cancellation, go through Segpay, which it calls the authorized payment processor. The same footer tells visitors to visit Epoch as authorized sales agents. The pages do not say which of the two shows on a statement, and the terms name no billing descriptor.

The terms list the payment methods they cover as credit card, debit card, money order, online check and gift cards through a service called PayGarden, and say the methods actually accepted are the ones shown before checkout. A membership bought with a PayGarden gift card is not rebilled and gets no refund or partial refund. A member who thinks a charge was made in error is asked to say so in writing, through the support site the terms name, within 30 days of the statement where it first appears, with a description of the amount; after that the charge stands.

Getting out and refunds

Cancellation is open at any time and without cause, by giving Client Relations notice through the support form the terms link or by contacting Client Relations directly. To be identified, a canceling member gives a full name and email address, plus the payment method's last four digits where relevant. Charges remain the member's responsibility for 48 hours from the point Client Relations confirms it has the notice. Separately, the renewal clause sets a deadline of 48 hours before each new term, and the end of the trial period for a trial. The terms are silent on whether a canceled member keeps access until the paid period runs out.

Refunds are narrow. Once the login details have been used, fees are not refunded; non-use, or failing to reach the site through no fault of the company, is no ground for one; and partly used or partial-month periods get no refund or credit. A refund the company grants at its discretion goes back to the original payment method, never as cash, a check or free service, within 10 days of the member contacting Client Relations, and one refund sets no precedent for another. The one refund the terms promise outright is tied to the daily download limit of 300 GB: a member banned for exceeding it is paid back pro rata for the unused part of the term.

What the membership buys and who it suits

By its own subscription list, a Milking Table login brings 8+ updates per day, access to over 60,000 videos across over 400 channels, original content with subtitles in 7 languages, interactive sex toy support, playback on anything from a phone to a TV, Firetv and Chromecast apps, and VR streaming straight to a headset. Those are the brand's claims, and the channels page lists Adult Time channels such as Girlsway, Transfixed and Girlcore among many others.

The trial fits someone who wants a few days of streaming to see the massage site and the larger catalog before a monthly charge begins, and who will cancel in time or accept the monthly renewal figure. A viewer who already knows they will stay should look at the 1 year plan. It fits less well for anyone who dislikes automatic renewal, wants downloads during the trial, wants a refund after logging in, or needs a statement descriptor named in advance. The caveats are plain: the trial excludes downloads, it renews at a different figure than the regular monthly plan, and the terms leave the descriptor and post-cancellation access unspecified.