Adult Time price: plans and what they cost
Adult Time does not publish one universal price list, and the two independent reviews we compared disagree on several figures. Both are third-party sources, not the official pricing page, and both are dated to the time of writing.
| Plan | Reported price | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| 3-day trial | $1.00 to $2.95 | One review says it rebills at $29.95 and lists a pre-checked cross-sale; the other calls it the limited-access entry plan |
| 30 days | $14.95 to $29.95 | $14.95 and a $19.95 flash sale in one review; the other lists $19.95 streaming-only and $29.95 with downloads |
| 180 days | About $119.40 | Roughly $19.90 per month, from one review |
| 365 days | About $95.40 | Streaming and downloads, from the other review; about $7.95 per month |
The takeaway is that the plan type matters as much as the length. Streaming-only access is cheaper, while downloads may need a higher-priced monthly plan or a long-term plan. Check the checkout page for exactly what your plan includes.
Is there an Adult Time promo code?
Not one we can recommend. Some review sites advertise a code tied to their own partner link, but these are not public, general-purpose coupons, and we could not confirm that any code works on every join page. We do not list a code here because an unconfirmed one would only be a guess. The discount you actually get is the offer shown on the official join page, plus the plan length you pick.
Avoid sellers of shared logins or “free premium accounts”. They carry account and payment-security risks and we do not recommend them.
Adult Time free trial: what the intro really is
We found no true free trial. The entry plan is a three-day paid trial, reported at $1.00 with a rebill of $29.95, or at $2.95 with limited access depending on the source. Either way it charges your card up front and moves to a recurring plan unless you cancel. One review notes a pre-checked cross-sale on the trial option, so untick it unless you want the extra membership.
On its page about Adult Time subscriptions, the consumer group Truth in Advertising lists a pending class action against a company called GammaBilling, alleging that people who signed up for trial memberships were enrolled in additional memberships and charged monthly fees. Those are allegations, not findings by a court, but they are a good reason to read each checkbox before paying.
Channels and bonus sites included
A review says the membership includes more than 480 channels, with named examples such as 21Sextury, Devil’s Film, Girlsway, Nuru Massage and Joymii, and a partial selection of Evil Angel and Burning Angel. See our reviews of 21Sextury, Devil’s Film and Nuru Massage to judge what you would get.
How to get the Adult Time discount step by step
- Decide whether you need downloads. If yes, compare the download-inclusive monthly price with the long-term plan; if not, a streaming-only plan is cheaper.
- Open the official join page through the discounted link: Visit Adult Time.
- Compare the 30-day price with the 180-day or 365-day price, and work out the monthly cost.
- Uncheck any pre-ticked add-ons or cross-sales before you pay.
- Note the rebill price and date for the trial, and set a reminder to cancel in time.
- Check the billing descriptor on your statement after the first charge.
Billing, refunds and cancelling
A review lists Epoch and SegPay as billing companies and credit cards and gift cards as payment methods. It also reports a three-day money-back guarantee that excludes accepted cross-sales, though we could not verify the current wording on the official site. To stop billing, follow our how to cancel Adult Time guide, and use the Epoch or SegPay guide depending on the name on your statement.
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