WankzVR

What it is and what it costs

WankzVR is a subscription VR studio brand, and the front page calls it "the premier VR porn brand for a new generation of adult entertainment". It sells feature-length 180° scenes for streaming and download, filmed in 60 fps and labeled 6K, 7K or 8K UHD on recent releases. It also works as a premium studio brand, with productions it calls 100% exclusive and what it describes as contract performers. The terms state that most of the content requires registering and buying a membership.

Non-members get less. According to the terms, they have limited access to review what is on offer, which may include browsing the catalog or viewing trailers. The front page also mentions free 4K VR clips to sample. The site does not describe a free tier beyond that.

The paid side is described only in general terms. The front page says there is a premium option for everybody, whether you want a quick sneak peek, a view per month or the unlimited annual option. The front page prints no plan price. The terms say the membership fee is the one stated on the registration page for the period you choose. In October 2026 the only dollar amounts in the terms were a trial example of "a few dollars" for 2 days of limited access and an administrative fee of up to $5.00 after a failed recurring payment, both covered below. The terms say the membership fee excludes taxes and currency transmission charges, which are extra.

Paying and stopping

The footer names the payment companies, Epoch and "Safe Billing", and calls them the site's "authorized sales agents". The terms add that members who signed up through a processor such as Epoch or SegPay may have to cancel through that processor. The pages do not say how a charge appears on a card statement, and they print no descriptor. The only reassurance is a general line about safe and secure billing and a Billing Support link in the help menu.

Renewal is automatic. Every membership other than a nonrecurring one rebills on its own, for the period and at the price set at registration, and only a cancellation made before the renewal date stops it. Monthly memberships renew on expiration at the same price and for the same period. The fee is billed in advance for the term chosen, using the billing method you picked at registration.

A trial works differently from the plain plan. In October 2026 the terms said the site may offer a trial membership for a limited period at a reduced fee, with the example of limited access for 2 days for a few dollars. If you sign up for a trial at a reduced rate, you are converted automatically to a monthly membership at the monthly fee, which the site says it tells you about at signup, unless you affirmatively cancel before the trial ends. The terms leave the amount of that monthly fee to the signup page. Specialty content can carry an extra access or download fee; the terms say any such charge is identified up front and needs your agreement before purchase, and that it goes to the payment method used for the membership unless you say otherwise.

Canceling has 3 routes, and the terms name all of them: a cancel page on the support domain, an email to the support address, or a phone call, with one number listed for the USA, Canada and Mexico and another for international callers. Canceling does not end access at once. The terms give an example: join on March 1st, cancel on March 20th, and access continues until April 1st, when the term ends. Canceling does not remove your obligation to pay outstanding charges.

Refunds are narrow. The terms treat all purchases as final, but say a refund may be approved in the form of a credit, on request, if exceptional circumstances exist. They state that no refunds are offered for purchases made with cryptocurrency. If the site cancels a membership for any reason other than your breach of the terms, it refunds a pro-rata amount for the portion of the month you do not use. In October 2026 the terms also allowed an administrative fee of up to $5.00 on an unsuccessful recurring payment, charged to keep the subscription active.

Account, data and the site's rules

Registration asks for accurate and complete information. The terms say you can choose your own username and password or have one randomly generated. Ticking the designated box when you register forms acceptance of the terms and the privacy policy, which the terms say are electronically signed that way. The privacy policy is a separate document linked from the footer. Browsing and trailers need no account. The entry gate asks you to click that you are an adult and certify it under penalty of perjury; the pages describe no ID check.

The terms forbid minors and say only adults who have reached the age of majority in their community may enter. The footer states that all models were over the age of 18 at time of photography, and a separate 18 U.S.C. 2257 record-keeping statement is linked beside the terms and the privacy link. Content removal is handled through a Report a Problem form below each video, asking for an email address, a reporting reason (one is "I am in this video and I want it removed") and a description, plus a CAPTCHA. The page promises a response within 5 business days or sooner. The terms also say the site may remove submissions without notice and may end access for infringers or repeat infringers. The pages name no operating company; the footer carries only a © 2026 WankzVR™ line.

Only Google's analytics and tag tools came from outside when the front page was opened in October 2026: 2 third-party domains, google-analytics.com and googletagmanager.com, within 26 requests in all, no ad network among them, and no redirect to another site.

What the membership holds

The front page counts 1097 VR Experiences and calls the content 100% exclusive; other copies of the page show 1096. It carries the site's own claims of VR Site of the Year 2018-19 and 2021 and Best VR Sex Scene 2020. It says 2 new full-length videos are released each and every week. A performer index lists 673 VR pornstars with filters, and the roster includes what the site calls contract performers.

On format, the site promises 7K+ video at 60 fps in 180° with head tracking, and says each 4K video is optimized for Oculus, Valve, Vive, PSVR, Cardboard or Mixed Reality headsets. Streaming and download are both offered across multiple resolutions. One scene page from December 2025 lists download sizes of 2.5gb for smartphone, 5.9gb for PlayStationVR and 8.7gb for UltraHD 4K. A How to Watch page lays out 3 ways in: a headset, a Google Cardboard viewer, or a phone, tablet or desktop with mouse or tilt control and no headset at all. The site also offers a Wankz App for more offline and multi-site options.

The interactive section lists 798 videos. It says you install the FeelConnect app from FeelME to sync the on-screen action to a compatible toy, pair it in Feel VR and open the site in a phone browser; both streaming and download play through that interface, and the section is described as optimized for Android and iOS.

As a premium studio brand, the site also runs a blog, a help center and a member forum, offers a language menu that runs from English and German to Finnish, and lists 3 network sites in the footer, though the pages do not say whether a WankzVR membership opens them. The category index sorts scenes by tag, performer attribute and setting.

Who it suits

It fits a buyer who wants a documented way out: the terms list a web page, an email and a phone line for canceling, spell out that access runs to the end of the paid term, and say a trial converts to a monthly plan at a fee disclosed at signup. It also suits anyone with a headset, a phone or only a desktop, since the same 180° scenes play on all three.

The limits are plain. No statement descriptor is printed, and the front page prints no plan price. Refunds are credits in exceptional cases only, and none are offered for cryptocurrency payments. A failed renewal can carry a fee. The privacy policy sits in a separate document. Its strength is a large, regularly updated studio library in high-resolution 180° video with a cancellation route that does not depend on a single channel.