Help document how adult platforms control creator businesses.

Before submitting

Check the Platform Lookup first.

If the platform is already listed, the existing result may show which information is confirmed, missing, inferred, or in need of testing.

Submissions can help update source links, payout information, policy notes, evidence gaps, review dates, and scoring details.

Open Platform Lookup

Submission email

Send materials to Adult Platform Audit.

Use a clear subject line that includes the platform name and the type of material being submitted.

contact@adultplatformaudit.com

Submitting material does not guarantee publication, scoring, investigation, legal review, a response, or a change to an existing platform estimate.

Useful materials

Platform rules and policies

Useful materials include:

• Terms of service and creator agreements
• Help pages and creator-facing instructions
• Community or content rules
• Verification requirements
• Moderation policies
• Account restriction or termination notices
• Platform announcements and policy-change notices

Useful materials

Payment, payout, and pricing information

Payment-related submissions may include:

• Fee schedules and revenue splits
• Payout timing and payout minimums
• Token, credit, or internal-currency rules
• Refund and chargeback policies
• Balance holds and reserve policies
• Deductions or adjustment notices
• Pricing limits, required discounts, or promotional rules

Useful materials

Visibility and communication evidence

These materials may help document who controls discovery and client access:

• Search and ranking explanations
• Paid placement or promotional options
• Visibility, suppression, or placement notices
• Category-placement rules
• Rules about external links or contact information
• Blocked words or message filters
• Restrictions on direct booking or off-platform contact

Useful materials

Discipline and enforcement records

Relevant materials may include:

• Warnings and compliance messages
• Suspension or termination notices
• Demonetization or payout-hold notices
• Visibility restrictions or ranking penalties
• Appeal instructions and appeal outcomes
• Content-removal or takedown notices
• Documented changes in enforcement practice

Creator testing notes

Dated firsthand observations can identify evidence gaps.

Testing notes may describe:

• Payout experience
• Support response
• Search or ranking behavior
• Account restrictions
• Communication tools and limits
• Appeal procedures
• Content upload or removal controls
• Client or audience portability

Clearly identify firsthand experience as creator-reported. Do not present assumptions or secondhand claims as confirmed facts.

Suggested format

Make the submission easy to review.

Include the following information when available:

• Platform: The name of the company or service.
• Category: Direct booking, ad platform, content marketplace, subscription platform, phone and chat, cam platform, AI chat or digital twin, agency or model house, or tube and traffic platform.
• Control area: Clients, payment, pricing, communication, visibility, rules, discipline, brand portability, work method, or exit power.
• Source: Public link, screenshot, email notice, policy page, help page, or dated testing note.
• Date: When the material was published, received, captured, or observed.
• Summary: A brief explanation of what the material shows and why it matters.

Do not send

Protect clients, creators, and uninvolved people.

Adult Platform Audit does not need private client information or sensitive personal material to evaluate platform structure.

• Do not send illegal material.
• Do not send private client information. Remove names, phone numbers, email addresses, usernames, locations, payment identifiers, photos, and private messages.
• Do not send passwords or access credentials. Never send login details, security codes, recovery codes, payment-account access, or private keys.
• Do not send explicit images or videos. Policies, notices, screenshots of text, and other non-explicit records are usually sufficient.
• Do not send material you do not have the right to share.

Review process

Submissions still require evidence labels.

Submitted material may be classified as:

Confirmed: Supported by visible documentation or verifiable platform material.

Creator-reported: A firsthand account that has not been independently confirmed.

Structural inference: A reasonable conclusion based on platform design, payment flow, account structure, or observable behavior.

Missing information: A control issue that cannot be responsibly resolved from the available evidence.

Requires testing: A point that needs additional platform use, payout experience, account testing, or direct observation.

Corrections

Factual corrections and updated policies are welcome.

Creators, readers, and platforms may submit corrections. A useful correction identifies:

• The page or platform entry
• The specific statement or score being challenged
• The corrected information
• A supporting source
• The date the source was reviewed or captured

Adult Platform Audit may decline to publish or use material that is unclear, private, irrelevant, unsafe, unverifiable, or too difficult to responsibly contextualize.

Important limit

Submitting material does not create a confidential relationship.

Adult Platform Audit is an informational research project. Submissions do not create an attorney-client relationship, confidential advisory relationship, employment review, investigation, legal claim, or guaranteed response.

Do not use this submission process for emergencies, immediate safety concerns, legal deadlines, or confidential legal advice.

Submit

Send the material by email.

Include the platform name in the subject line and provide the clearest available source and date.

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