SuicideGirls

What SuicideGirls is and what it costs

SuicideGirls is a paid photo, video and community site built around alternative pin-up models. The join page counts the site's history at 25 years, and the about page dates the site to 2001. It is part gallery and part social site: members get nude photo sets, a daily "Set of the Day," videos and livestreams, and also blogs, profiles and interest groups with comment threads.

Some of it is free to look at. The join page offers "Over 200 free preview photos" for visitors 18 and over, and the front page shows the daily sets and community posts in part. Most of the site is a membership. In October 2026 the join page listed 2 prices side by side under "Select Membership": $99/year and $19/month. The pages state no other plan lengths. They state no trial either, and say so directly: "We do not offer 'trial memberships' so if you change your mind, please cancel to avoid any further charges."

Paying and stopping

The two plans are the whole ladder, and the help page ties both to automatic renewal: "Cancellations must be made BEFORE the expiration date of your membership to avoid automatic renewal." It adds that "Once you create your account and enter your payment information, you are consenting to the Terms of Service and understand that you WILL be billed accordingly until you cancel your account." The pages do not state a renewal price for either plan. They also say the payment processors do not allow a change between monthly and yearly billing plans, so switching between the two is not something the account settings can do.

On who bills, the footer carries a "Vendo Payment Support" line, and the legal page says that SuicideGirls "does not process credit cards" and does not "collect or store complete credit card information," relying instead on "trusted third-party payment processors, providers, and gateways." For payment by checking account, the legal page names an ACH processor, WTS, and says a member who sees an error on a checking statement should contact the site within 2 business days of learning of it. The help page answers the statement question directly: "You will see a charge that says 'SG Services 3236679000'." That is the wording the site itself prints, and it carries the company name rather than the brand; the digits match the phone number the about page gives for SG Services. The help page adds that the billing processors generally accept Visa and Mastercard, with options varying by country.

Stopping a plan is a member action done in the account. The help page says to scroll down to the account details and set the account to cancel, and that the account then "will remain open until the end of your current billing cycle." Closing the account immediately is the alternative, and it comes with a warning: "you will not get a refund or partial refund for this unused time, so most folks prefer to just enjoy their remaining time." The help page points to a help request form and the support email for "any billing assistance."

Refunds are the firmest policy on the site, with one narrow opening. The help page says: "There are NO refunds after your account has been billed," and, under a separate question, "We do not offer refunds or trial memberships to the site." The opening is for a missed cancellation: a member who forgot to cancel before the rebill date is told to reach out through the help request or the support email "within 48 hours for assistance with a refund." The wording promises assistance, not a refund, and the 48 hours is the whole window. Money inside the site follows the stricter rule. Tips are described as gifts that "cannot be refunded," and money added to an account "must be spent on SuicideGirls.com." The help page also says that adding money to accounts for tips is paused at present, with existing balances still usable.

Account, data and the site's rules

Sign-up is by email, username and password with a confirmation field, or by continuing with a Google or Twitter login. A separate help page says Facebook login is no longer offered, although the login box still shows a Facebook button. The sign-up form asks for no ID; the account settings carry a date of birth, and the help page says an account requires being over 18. Accounts can be canceled so they stop billing, but the help page says they cannot be entirely deleted; a member can delete their own blogs, photos and other content instead. The legal page says the site does not collect or store complete credit card information, and the privacy section says that sensitive information is encrypted, that only employees who need it for billing or customer service can reach personal data, and that a member gets email only if they asked for it. It also says the site's advertisers may collect non-identifying information through cookies and pixel tags, with an opt-out link for behavioral targeting. Payouts to models run through a named service provider, Dwolla, which concerns the people paid by the site rather than members.

The terms define the company plainly: "The term 'SuicideGirls' is an assumed business name of SG Services, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company." The about page gives an address in Santa Barbara, California, and the 2257 section names the same company as the records custodian there. It states that all persons in sexually explicit depictions are required to be over 18 years of age when the image is produced and lists the exemptions for other material. The FAQ for people who want to appear on the site adds that a set cannot be reviewed without 2 forms of ID and a signed model release, and that nude content of models who are not registered on the site breaks the terms. The terms bar content made without consent, and the site lists a content-removal and complaint policy, with a statement that reported complaints must be resolved within 7 days. A full DMCA page covers notices, counter-notices and a repeat-infringer policy.

Community rules limit what members post: the help page keeps the most explicit material to groups that specifically allow it, with a further limit for hopefuls and models in open areas. Staff may remove posts, warn or close accounts.

In October 2026 the front page loaded 9 third-party domains, among them doubleclick.net, facebook.net and stripe.com, with Google Ads the one ad network named, 115 requests in all and no redirect elsewhere on load.

What a membership holds

The join page describes 3 things. First, photos: "12,000,000 Photos," with "NEW nude photo sets by SuicideGirls and Hopefuls daily" and a Set of the Day chosen "from the most loved sets." Second, "Livestreams & Videos," given as "Over 2,000," where members can chat during livestreams and can upload videos of their own. Third, groups, with "Plus 300 more" beyond named topics such as video games, tattoos, music, health and fitness and photography. These are the site's claims.

Members can also vote on which hopeful models become SuicideGirls, and the navigation links a Shop, a Videos section, a Photos section and a livestream page. The help page says only models and hopefuls can broadcast, that members can watch only while logged in, and that streams are not public. Member videos must stay under 100mb or shorter than 10 minutes, according to the same page.

Who it suits and who it does not

SuicideGirls suits a reader who wants a long-running alternative pin-up archive with a community around it, and who values plain talk about money. The no-trial, no-refund policy is stated in the cancellation notes and again under its own refund question, the statement name is printed, and the 2 prices are on the join page, so the choice is simple to understand before any card is entered. Free preview photos let a visitor see the style first.

The caveats come from the same bluntness. There is no trial, the only refund route after a bill is a request within 48 hours, the renewal price is not given, and adding money for tips is paused. Canceling has to happen before the expiration date to avoid renewal. The strength is a site with a stated identity, a named company and a clear billing rule.