Nuru Massage

What Nuru Massage is and what the offer is

Nuru Massage is a paid porn site built around nuru massage videos, where the performers work with massage gel. The homepage calls it an Adult Time series, and the join page says it is brought to you by Fantasy Massage, which it describes as a massage porn network that includes 5 bonus sites. The page names those bonus sites as All Girl Massage, Tricky Spa, Soapy Massage and Milking Table. Behind the site, per its footer, is Digigamma B.V., at an address in Haarlem, Netherlands; the terms list DigiGamma B.V. and Gamma Billing Inc. as the parties a member contracts with.

The entry offer is a short paid trial, limited to streaming. Nothing here is free: the trial is a first charge with limited access and no downloads. The membership also opens the larger Adult Time catalog, which the join page puts at over 400 channels and over 60,000 videos, so one sign-up buys the nuru series, the Fantasy Massage group and the wider library together.

No coupon code is printed on the join page, no lifetime plan appears, and the trial carries no end date.

The plan ladder

Three options make up the ladder. A 3 day trial comes first, labeled streaming only, with limited access and no downloads. Next is a 1 month plan labeled streaming plus downloads, with unlimited access. Last is a 1 year plan with the same labels, paid up front in a single charge. The page has a box for a promo code but shows no code to put in it.

Read in October 2026, the trial is priced at €2.95, and the small print beneath it says the trial is billed €2.95 and then recurs at €29.95 a month. Beside it, the monthly plan shows €19.95, charged once and recurring at €19.95 each month. The yearly plan displays a per-month figure of €11.95 printed by the page itself, and the line under it reads as one payment of €143.40 recurring every year.

Compare two of those figures. What the trial renews at is a different number from the price printed on the plain monthly plan right beside it. The page offers no explanation, and nothing on the pages says whether a trial member can move to the cheaper monthly plan once the trial runs out.

The paid plan labels also carry stray wording. Each reads "Streaming + Downloads Only" and, a line later, "Unlimited Streaming" next to "Unlimited" and "No Downloads". The trial block is clear that downloads are excluded; for the paid blocks the page is not clear either way.

All prices show in euros. Taxes, bank fees and currency swings that apply are the member's to carry, the terms say, over and above the stated fee.

From trial to monthly membership

Under the terms, the trial's length is set out during sign-up and on the emailed receipt, monthly fees start being charged when the trial ends, and the membership rolls over each month unless canceled before the trial runs out. The join page is where the figure for that following monthly charge appears.

A trial can also reserve more of a card than the trial fee. The terms let the company place an authorization worth up to a month of service the moment someone registers, which an issuer may reflect as a reduced balance or credit line while the trial lasts. Ordinary plans, per the renewal clause, roll into new prepaid periods of equal length at the rate the member first signed up at, and keep doing so until canceled.

A fee change driven by law or tax counts as accepted by any member who has not canceled within 30 days of it. Price drops and later promotions bring no refund or price protection. Should a recurring charge fail, the October 2026 terms let the company charge an administrative fee of up to $2 to keep the account active while the full fee is collected. A first payment that was declined can be tried again within seven days of the original attempt, and in that case the company may charge a lower first or rebill amount, with the original rebill fee taking over at the next rebill unless the member cancels before it.

No add-on is pre-ticked at checkout. The terms mention two optional purchases only in general terms: single scenes bought pay-per-clip and further sites bolted onto a subscription pay-per-site, each charged once, with lifetime access to what was bought. Neither carries a price on the pages.

Billing

Segpay is named in the join page footer as the authorized payment processor, and the place to go for billing inquiries or to cancel. That same footer also points visitors to Epoch as authorized sales agents. Neither the pages nor the terms say what name will appear on a card statement.

Payment methods in the terms' own definition are credit card, debit card, money order, online check and gift cards through PayGarden, with the methods actually on offer being those shown before checkout. A membership paid for with a PayGarden gift card does not rebill and gets no full or partial refund. If a member thinks the company charged in error, the terms ask for written notice through its billing support site no later than 30 days after the statement that first shows it, with a description of the amount; a charge not raised in that window stands.

Cancelling and refunds

A member may end the membership at any time without giving a reason, either through the support form the terms link or by writing to Client Relations directly. The terms want that notice to include a full name, email address and, where relevant, the last four digits of the card, and they hold the member liable for fees until 48 hours after Client Relations receives and acknowledges it. The renewal clause sets the deadline at 48 hours before each renewal; for a trial, it is the end of the trial. Nothing on the pages says whether access carries on to the end of a paid period after canceling.

The refund page leaves little room. Once the login has been used, fees are not refundable; not using the membership, or being unable to reach the site through no fault of the company, does not earn a refund; and partial-month periods get no refund or credit. A discretionary refund goes back to the card or method that paid, never as cash, a check or free service, within 10 days of the member reaching Client Relations, and one refund does not commit the company to another. A daily download cap of 300 GB applies, and an account banned for breaking it is refunded pro rata for the rest of its term.

What the membership buys and who it suits

The join page lists 8+ updates per day, over 60,000 videos, over 400 channels, original content subtitled in 7 languages, interactive sex toy support, any device from mobile to TV, apps on Firetv and Chromecast, and VR streaming from a headset, all as the site's own claims. The homepage adds 8 releases a day across Adult Time and a coming-soon list with dated new nuru and All Girl Massage episodes. Girlsway and the Fantasy Massage library are named among what the membership opens.

The trial suits someone who wants a few days of streaming to look at the nuru series and the wider catalog before a monthly charge starts, and who will cancel in time or accept the renewal figure. A viewer who already plans to stay a year should read the yearly plan. It is a weaker fit for anyone who dislikes automatic renewal, wants downloads during the trial, expects money back after logging in, or needs the statement name in advance. The caveats are plain: no downloads on the trial, a renewal figure that differs from the regular monthly price, and no stated descriptor or post-cancellation access.