TransAngels

A trans studio with its prices on the front page

TransAngels is a paid studio site for trans performers; its About page is titled "A Trans Positive Porn Site", and the front page says its scenes pair trans women with men, cis women and other trans women. It runs under Aylo Premium Ltd, the copyright holder, with trademarks licensed from Licensing IP International S.à.r.l. The menu is Home, Videos, Models, Categories and About.

The price list is printed on the front page, above the video rows. A visitor can read the plans, see titles and dates, and browse the model and category pages free; playing a scene needs a membership. The login page states plainly that the subscription "includes nudity and explicit depictions of sexual activity".

Plans, statement names and the exit routes

In October 2026 the front page offered 4 options: a 12 month membership at $119.99 under a "BEST VALUE" label, a 3 month membership at $59.99, a 1 month membership at $29.99 and a 2 day trial at $1.00, payable by credit card, SEPA or PayPal, with sales tax where it applies. Only the yearly plan has its renewal printed: "initial charge of $119.99 automatically rebills at $119.99 every 365 days until cancelled". What the 3 month, 1 month and trial options roll into is not printed on the site's pages, so the checkout screen is the place to read it before paying.

The footers name the companies: Probiller, which the member login page calls "our trusted biller", plus Vendo and Segpay, listed on the public pages as authorized processors. Aylo Billing US Corp (Austin, Texas) and Aylo Billing Limited (Cyprus) sign the support site. On a card or bank statement the wording depends on the country the buyer pays from, and the terms spell out the candidates: "Probiller, AyloBill, Vendo, Segpay, WTS, or others (depending on Subscriber geographical location) may appear on Subscriber's credit card, bank statement, or phone bill for all applicable charges."

Recurring billing, the terms say, runs where the buyer selected it at sign-up, and continues at the end of each term until notice of cancellation is received. The terms also describe a small charge some buyers may see at trial sign-up, used only to test the payment method and then reversed or refunded. A declined renewal may be tried again, once for a lower amount, before suspension, and in October 2026 the terms provided for an administration fee of up to $2.00 to hold the subscription open between attempts.

To leave, the support site is the main door. The terms list it first: open its Cancel section and choose Login. They add 3 more routes, Support in the Members' Area footer, the support team's own contact options and the cancellation link in any transaction receipt. Live chat and email answer Monday to Friday, 10:00AM to 6:00PM EST, and a Cancellation Policy link sits right under the plan table. Notices from members may also go by email, post, telephone or fax under the terms' notice clause.

Money back follows the payment method. A card refund must be asked for within 120 days of the original charge, gift card and cryptocurrency refunds within 90 days, and the terms warn that for those methods "refunds may not always be possible". Aylo Billing decides each one; partly used memberships get nothing, and approved sums return only to the original payment method. Buyers in the European Union start with 14 days to withdraw, but ticking immediate access and the waiver at checkout gives that up for the purchase and its renewals.

Data, age checks and the site's rules

The pages show no sign-up form beyond the plan box, and the privacy notice lists what an account holds: a username, a password and an email address. After a purchase the terms allow an age check; anyone found to be under 18, or under the local age of majority, has the purchase canceled, any refund is discretionary, and refund decisions in general do not hinge on how the check turns out. The privacy notice goes further than most on method: it processes biometric information to confirm that an identification document is genuine, relies on the buyer's consent for that processing, and says the consent can be withdrawn.

The notice names a data protection officer, gives itself 1 month to answer requests, and says data may move outside the EEA under European Commission standard contractual clauses. Its targeting cookies include cross-site tracking for advertising. The support site's promise, "We never share your information with third parties", sits beside a terms clause that lets a pre-ticked marketing offer pass a member's profile to the offer's sender unless the box is cleared.

The terms carry "Last Modified: Oct 8, 2026" and the laws of the Republic of Cyprus; purchases are governed by the merchant of record's country. Access is one personal license, and a member who breaches the terms must destroy anything printed or downloaded. The 2257 statement says all persons depicted were at least 18, that the owners are not the primary producer, and that a custodian in Montréal holds the records. The anti-trafficking statement requires 2 government IDs from every performer on set, says third-party producers follow a code of conduct, and describes a banned-words service across titles, tags and searches. The content removal form covers consent breaches and performers withdrawing consent, and the terms set 5 business days for complaints.

In October 2026 the front page reached 3 third-party domains (googleapis.com, gstatic.com and project1content.com) over 59 requests; none was a named ad network, and the page did not redirect elsewhere on load.

What is behind the paywall

The front page and About page speak of "hundreds of HD videos" and "new scenes dropping every week", the site's own claims. The latest row bears them out for recent months: 9 releases dated from Aug 14 to Oct 9, 2026, one a week. The models index is headed 169 and runs to 11 pages. The categories page asks "What kind of pairing are you into?" before listing sex-act and style labels such as POV, Massage, Parody and Latina, with sorting by most recent, top rated and most viewed. A seasonal sale page also exists, and the login footer links separate terms for a loyalty and rewards program. No download option, app or resolution beyond HD is stated.

Who it suits

TransAngels suits a viewer who wants a trans-focused studio with a weekly release pattern and who prefers to see plan prices before any sign-up step. The yearly plan's renewal sum is printed, a Cancellation Policy is one click from the plan box, and the refund windows are in the terms. The gaps are the renewal prices of the shorter plans and the trial, a statement name that varies by region, and biometric ID checks in some places. Its strength is a front page that states the price, the processor and the cancel route in one view.