MyDirtyHobby

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What it is and what it costs

MyDirtyHobby describes itself as an adult social network with Premium videos and models, and its German pages call it the largest amateur community. Performers upload videos and photos and run live cam sessions; members browse, chat and buy. The age wall in front of the site is written in English, French and German, and the site carries the RTA label, with a parental controls page that explains how to block access.

Registration costs nothing. Money enters through 2 doors. The first is DirtyCents, a prepaid site credit that the terms say is required to buy content or take part in interaction with performers. The second is a recurring plan: a VIP Account, or one of 2 Subscription Programs called Dirty Plus and Dirty Max, whose perks and prices sit on a Dirty Club page. Parts of the site can be viewed without an account, though the terms say some areas need one.

Paying and stopping

The billing party is named in the terms: Aylo Billing Limited, a company incorporated in Ireland with its principal place of business in Nicosia, Cyprus, bills members for DirtyCents and VIP accounts. The terms add that some payments are handled with the help of Centrobill (Cyprus) Ltd, and that by paying the member agrees to their address and bank details going to that company. The pages do not print how a charge appears on a card or bank statement, so no descriptor can be quoted.

DirtyCents can be bought by credit card, SEPA direct debit, bank wire, Klarna's Pay Now, online banking, iDEAL, EPS, pay by phone, crypto, Paysafecard and CashtoCode, with the note that some methods are unavailable in some places. After a first successful card, SEPA, online banking, iDEAL or EPS payment, a member becomes eligible for Quickbuy, which speeds up later purchases. DirtyCents work only on the site. The terms say unused DirtyCents cannot be turned back into money, though the operator may refund at its discretion in exceptional cases, with timeframes that depend on the payment method. In October 2026 the terms gave credit card refund requests 120 days from the original transaction date, or the card network's chargeback window, whichever is shorter.

The recurring plans are where the renewal rule matters. The terms say a VIP Account carries a recurring membership fee, and that unless notice reaches the operator at least 3 Business Days before renewal, or the member ends the plan in account settings, the same amount is charged again at the end of the original term. A Business Day is counted by Nicosia bank hours. A VIP Account is open only to members paying by credit card or SEPA direct debit.

Canceling a VIP Account has 3 routes in the terms: an email to the support address with the username or user ID, a message through the contact form or the site's own messaging system, or the Account Settings page, which sends a confirmation to the email on file. The catch is wording: until the operator has complete information, the cancellation is pending and not effective, and the member carries the burden of proving a cancellation was sent. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the term already paid. The Dirty Plus and Dirty Max programs are ended through account settings, only one can be active at a time, the free streaming minutes perk covers public shows only and does not carry into the next calendar month, and the programs are not offered to Canadian and US users. A member who leaves a VIP Account, including by upgrading to a program, cannot return to it.

Other clauses affect cost too. The terms give a 14 day right of withdrawal without a reason, exercised by a clear statement to Aylo Billing, with reimbursement through the original payment method except for Commdoo, crypto, Paysafecard and CashtoCode, which get a different method. If the member asked for service to begin during that window, a proportionate amount is owed. And an account left unused for 365 days loses a fee of 500 DirtyCents from its balance, repeated every further 365 days, unless the balance is below 500. In October 2026 the terms also set a fee per transaction for unredeemed payments and chargebacks of a minimum of €10.00 for direct debit and €25.00 for credit card, and card issuers may add currency conversion fees.

Account, data and the site's rules

Sign-up asks for a username, a password, a valid email address, gender and a birth date. The notable rule is the age check: the terms say that after any purchase a member may be asked to prove their age. If the check fails or cannot be done, the purchase is canceled, a refund may be issued at the operator's discretion, and the account can be closed. The privacy notice explains the method: third-party providers check identity and age, including facial recognition on a selfie and a government ID, and the notice says the result may be considered biometric data under the law. It adds that the operator does not process the full card number, expiry date or security code, since payment providers do that.

The privacy notice also describes functional, analytics and advertising cookies, including cross-site tracking for ads; a banner records consent and a Manage cookies link in the footer reopens it. Logged-in members are asked again once a year. Data requests get a one-month response window, and some deletions require deleting the account itself.

Interaction rules deserve a read. The terms say a performer's chat may be handled by the performer or by a human representative acting for the performer, with no guarantee of talking to a specific person. The terms, privacy notice, a CSAM policy and an NCC policy form the rulebook, and a complaint process with a 6-month deadline sits behind any enforcement action. The terms, last modified on 10 September 2026, say access is provided by Aylo Social Ltd and Aylo Billing Limited at an address in Dali, Cyprus, and that the English text prevails over any translation; the privacy notice dates from May 26, 2025. The footer links content removal, DMCA, a trust and safety center, EU DSA information and a 2257 record-keeping statement.

Opened in October 2026, the .com front page moved on to the brand's own German domain and made 11 requests, of which googleapis.com and gstatic.com were the only 2 third-party domains, with no ad network among them.

What the membership holds

The library is the uploads of the site's amateur performers. In October 2026 the German cam page put the totals at "597.461 Videos und 4.029.380 Bilder" (videos and pictures), adding that "282 neue Videos und 557 neue Bilder" (new videos and pictures) had arrived in the previous 48 hours, with 5.808 members online at that moment. The site says its amateur videos are available in 4K and ad-free, which are its claims. Members can also take part in the community, browse performer pages and download a chat app.

The live cam side is the site's second membership. The cam page lists live performers with HD or SD labels, a filter menu and a cam grid, and describes real-time video with a worldwide community of cam performers. Paid shows draw on DirtyCents, and in October 2026 the German cam page offered 100 Dirty Cents free on registration. The free streaming minutes perk of the paid programs applies to the public mode only.

Who it suits

MyDirtyHobby suits a viewer who wants one wallet of credit for videos, photos and cam time, and who is comfortable with an identity check that may come after the purchase. A buyer who wants a statement descriptor in advance will not find one, and anyone who dislikes inactivity fees, a 3 Business Day notice before renewal or a cancellation that stays pending until paperwork is complete should read clauses 5 and 11 first. The strength is the paper trail: the terms name the billing company, the processor, the payment methods, the cancellation routes and the 14 day withdrawal right in plain terms.

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