UP CLOSE VR

What UP CLOSE VR is and what the offer is

UP CLOSE VR is an 8K VR porn site that its own pages call a component of the Adult Time Network, and the site footer names Digigamma B.V. of Haarlem, Netherlands, as owner and operator. The join page sells three things: a short paid trial that allows streaming only, a monthly plan with streaming and downloads, and a yearly plan with streaming and downloads. The saving on offer is the trial, a few days of limited access for a small first charge. The other half of the story is what that trial turns into: the join page says the trial bills one amount and then recurs monthly at a higher one, and the monthly price for a member who skips the trial is lower than the figure the trial rolls into.

The plan ladder and the trial

Step two of the sign-up form holds the plans. First comes a 3 days trial marked Streaming Only, Limited Access, No Downloads. Then a 1 month plan and a 1 year plan, both marked Streaming + Downloads. A promo code box sits below the plans; the page prints no code, only the messages shown when a code is accepted or rejected.

As of October 2026 the trial card reads "Your trial period will be billed €2.95 Recurring at €29.95 / 1 month". The 1 month plan is €19.95, billed in one payment and recurring at that same amount each month. The 1 year plan prints a per-month figure in large type but is billed in one payment of €143.40 and recurs at €143.40 each year.

The trial card sets three limits, streaming only, limited access and no downloads, without spelling out which videos the limited access leaves out. The terms add that the company offers no price protection and no refund if a price falls or a promotional offer appears after a purchase.

What the trial turns into

The trial is a rebill product. The terms say a trial's length is shown during joining and on the receipt emailed to the member, that billing at the monthly fee starts when the trial ends, and that the membership then renews each month unless it is canceled before the end of the trial. The company may also authorize the payment method for up to one month of service as soon as the member registers, so a card's available balance can drop during the trial.

The rebill after the trial is the figure printed on the trial card, not the lower price of the standalone monthly plan, so a member who takes the trial and does nothing pays more each month than one who joined on the monthly plan directly. Nothing on the join page credits the trial charge toward the first month.

More generally, the terms say the company rebills at the fee and frequency shown on the receipt, renewing for prepaid periods of the same length at the rates in effect at sign-up. Fees may change with applicable laws and taxes, and a member who does not cancel within 30 days of such a change is deemed to accept it. If a first payment is declined, the company may try the payment method again within seven days of that first attempt. If a recurring payment fails, the terms in October 2026 allow an administrative fee of up to $2 to keep the membership active until the full fee clears.

Two one-time purchases sit beside the memberships: individual scenes bought singly, and access to an additional site bought on top of a membership. The terms call both one-time charges with no rebill, and give lifetime access to what was bought whatever the membership type. Step one of the form carries only a consent to promotional email and the terms checkbox; nothing in the plan step adds a second product to the order.

Billing, processor and payment methods

Segpay is named on every page footer as the authorized payment processor, both for billing questions and for canceling, and the same footer also points to Epoch.com as authorized sales agents. The pages name no billing descriptor. The terms define the accepted payment methods as credit card, debit card, money order, online check, or gift cards through the PayGarden service, and say members are liable for applicable taxes, bank fees and currency fluctuations; prices on the join page are in euros. Memberships bought with PayGarden gift cards follow their own rules: they are not rebilled, and no refunds or partial refunds are issued on them.

Getting out and the refund rule

The terms set a notice period: members must cancel 48 hours before a membership renews to avoid the next term's fee. Cancellation goes through a support form the terms link to, or straight to the Client Relations team, and the member stays liable for fees until 48 hours after the notice has been received and acknowledged, with the burden of making sure the notice arrived on the member. Billing errors go in writing, with the nature and amount of the charge, to the billing support address within 30 days of the statement where the error first appeared, after which the terms treat them as waived.

UP CLOSE VR's refund page is strict. Once the login details have been used on the portal, the fees cannot be refunded. Leaving a membership unused, or failing to reach the portal for reasons outside the company's control, does not earn money back, and partly used months are not credited. Any refund the company chooses to make goes back to the original payment method, never as cash or a paper check, within ten days of contact with Client Relations, and one refund sets no precedent for another.

What the money buys and who it suits

The join page lists what a subscription includes: 8+ updates per day, access to over 60,000 videos, original features, over 400 channels, compatibility with interactive sex toys, original content subtitled in 7 languages, 24/7 customer and technical support, use on mobile, desktop, TV and tablet, the line "Now Available On Firetv And Chromecast", and streaming of VR videos directly from a headset. Those counts are the page's claims and describe the Adult Time catalog behind the VR line, not UP CLOSE VR alone. The terms cap downloads at 300 GB per day and allow suspension for a breach.

For someone who wants a few days to look around before a monthly charge, the trial fits, provided they are ready to cancel at least 48 hours before it ends and accept the higher monthly figure if they forget. A viewer who knows they want the VR line for a year can weigh the single yearly payment. A viewer who wants downloads should note that the trial excludes them, and anyone who dislikes renewals should read the cancellation timing first, because the 48 hour notice rule applies to the trial too.