Dorcel Network

What it is and what it costs

DorcelNetwork is a subscription pass for videos made by Dorcel, the studio group behind the site. The masthead calls it a collection of Dorcel's porn videos, and the channels page sells it as "All Dorcel sites - Unlimited French porn on DorcelNetwork", with 8 channels under one login. It is a paid product. The pages describe no free tier: browsing shows titles, channel names and model names, but watching means choosing an offer on the join page.

The shortest way in is a 24-hour trial with limited access, which converts into a full monthly membership unless it is canceled. Beyond that the join page sells fixed-length plans of 30 days, 365 days and 2 years, each billed in 1 payment, plus a lifetime option. Most of these plans are labeled as recurring on the join page itself, which is the first line a buyer should read twice.

Paying and stopping

Epoch, Segpay and Centrobill take the money. The terms' opening list calls all 3 the network's billing partners and says Dorcel Network stores no card numbers or payment details on its side, and the footer of every page adds Letpay and SEGPAYEU.COM as authorized payment processors. On the statement question, Article 4 is loose: it names Epoch, Segpay and Centrobill, plus "others" chosen by the buyer's location, as the names that may show up against the charge. In practice that means a processor's name, which one depending on the country, and no product name or fuller wording beyond it. A purchase covering more than one venue is itemized, the same article adds. The member benefits list "Discreet payment" without saying what that wording means on a statement.

The card is billed immediately after purchase, and a welcome email carries the payment details. Receipts can be downloaded in the My Account area under the membership. VAT is stated as included, and the currency can be USD, EUR or GBP depending on the country, with pricing shown on the payment page. Article 6 makes every plan roll over by itself the day after its term runs out, unless a cancellation has come in first; the only carve-out is a one-shot payment, and crypto is the example given. The company may suspend a membership if its billing partner cannot charge a valid payment method.

Cancellation is open at any time, and the terms give 3 routes: the Cancel button under My Account in the Members' area, a message to customer support, or the billing partner's own service (Epoch, Segpay or Centrobill). A member who cancels keeps watching until the paid term runs out. Money back is possible only in a narrow sense: Article 10 lets a member ask support for one, rules out "Refunds or credits" for a membership already partly used, leaves every decision to the company, and pays any refund only to the card or method that was charged. Disputing the charge with the bank leads to an investigation and can bar the buyer from future purchases. Customer service answers questions within 2 working days, according to the terms.

The trial is the "Discover Dorcel Network for 24 hours" offer, and a footnote on the join page limits it to 5 videos streaming, no live TV and no download. In October 2026 the same footnote said the offer "will automatically rebill at a full access membership for $29.95 every 30 days" until canceled, a dollar amount on a page whose plans are priced in euros; the terms say the currency depends on country and is shown at payment. Article 7 adds that trial length varies and is shown during joining and in the confirmation email, that monthly billing starts at the end of the trial period, and that the membership renews each month unless the member cancels before the trial ends. The same article warns that a hold worth up to a full month of service may be placed on the card at registration, so the bank can show less available credit while the trial runs.

The plan ladder, as listed in October 2026: 30 days in 1 payment of 29.95 €, "recurring by month"; 365 days in 1 payment of 53 €, recurring every year; 2 years in 1 payment of 89 €, recurring every 2 years; and a lifetime option at 299 € described as unlimited access forever. A second ladder on the same page starts at 39.9 € for 30 days and tops out at a lifetime price of 498 €, with its own 365-day and 2-year plans. The page text does not label which ladder belongs to which feature list. One list mentions 1 live TV channel and thousands of African videos; the other mentions over 6,000 movies and 3 live TV channels. The second ladder's 365-day plan is worded as 1 payment yet "recurring by month", so that line is worth reading at checkout.

Account, data and the site's rules

Registration happens on a separate Dorcel account domain, going by the list of pages in the site's accessibility statement. Member data stays in-house and confidential, the opening list of the terms promises. Buyers in some places must prove their age while paying; Article 17 hands that step to "an approved and secure third-party provider" and says the site keeps none of the personal data involved. Someone who fails the age step can write in, and a refund may follow at the company's discretion. Article 23 is an opt-in: signing up lets the Dorcel group send marketing email, and each message carries its own unsubscribe link. For privacy the terms send readers to a policy page hosted elsewhere in the group, and nothing on the network's own pages summarizes it. A cookie preferences link sits in the footer.

The current version of the terms dates from June 19, 2025. Hungary supplies both the governing law and the courts for any dispute, and a Hungarian accounting service issues the receipts. The terms say "DORCELNETWORK is operated by", but no company name follows in plain text, and the join page's "Dorcel commits to adult pleasure" panel names no company either, so no operator is identified. The accessibility statement gives Webagency Services Kft. in Budapest as the postal contact for accessibility questions, which is not a statement of who runs the site. The terms refer to "Dorcel group" in their statement of values, which commits to "responsible and ethical adult pleasure" between consenting adults.

On content rules, the terms describe a complaint process for material that may break the terms or card-network rules for adult content, or in which a person appears and wants it removed. A "Content removal request" form is linked from the footer; Article 14 sets a 24-hour window for a dedicated staff member to review a complaint, and the person who filed it hears back within 5 business days at most. The join page also lists minor protection, a strict production code and a responsible editorial charter, and says 42% of studios are committed to responsible adult content production. A DMCA article warns of legal action and logging of card and IP address for infringement. The 2257 compliance notice says every person in an explicit depiction was at least 18 when it was made and that a custodian keeps the records, with no plain-text name given.

The October 2026 load of the front page counted 50 requests and 4 third-party domains, gstatic.com, cdn-medias.com and high-cdn.com among them, with no ad network named and no redirect elsewhere.

What the membership holds

The join page's headline claim is "Over 6,000 movies from 150 studios", with the series Africa, LuXure and Girls at Work called out and 3 live TV channels. The site organizes the library into channels: Africa-XXX, Luxure, XXX-Vintage, Girls at Work, Contact, THR3E, PL4Y and Erotic. The channel pages show video counts such as 488 for Africa-XXX, 450 for XXX-Vintage and 390 for Luxure, against 128 for Girls at work and 22 for PL4Y. The front page adds indexes by model and by themed collections called fantasies, plus an Africa TV entry in the menu.

The benefits strip under every page promises "4K ultra HD", "Weekly updates", "HP pictures" and "Unlimited downloads", wherever the member is. The terms add that streaming quality varies with device and connection, that not all content is available in HD or Full HD, and that 720p or higher needs a minimum of 3.0 Mbps per stream while 1080p or higher is recommended at 5.0 Mbps. Trial members get less: streaming of 5 videos, no live TV and no download. The footer offers the site in English, French and Deutsch.

Who it suits

The network is a fit for someone who would rather see Epoch, Segpay or Centrobill on a statement than an unfamiliar billing brand, who wants a cancel button inside the account, and who reads terms that spell out the trial conversion. It is also for a viewer after one studio's own output spread across channels, including a large Africa-focused section and a long vintage archive.

The limits are worth knowing. Article 4 names possible processors rather than one fixed statement line. No operator company is named in plain text. The trial rebill is stated in dollars on a page that prices plans in euros, and a hold of up to a month of service can sit on the card from registration. The refund policy excludes partly used memberships, and the 2 price ladders are not clearly tied to their feature lists. Within those limits, the pages are explicit about renewal, cancellation routes and refunds, and the library, with its long-running channels and weekly updates, is the studio's own.