Botcomics review: 4.0/5, recommended in Porn Comics Sites

What Botcomics is and what it publishes

Botcomics is the storefront of a studio that draws transformation-fetish comics and illustrated stories. Its FAQ says the company, Botcomics, Inc. (formerly GeoDesign, Inc.), has produced such material since 2003 and has offices in Los Angeles and Buenos Aires. The home page counted 530+ series and 1300+ chapters on 3 October 2026, sorted into breast expansion, bimbo, giantess, futanari, furry and BBW sections, with filters by transformation type, cause and scene. Besides comics there are text stories, short video teasers, wallpapers and a page where members propose and vote on ideas for future series.

Prices seen on 3 October 2026

Reading is by a subscription called Botcomics Unlimited: $24.99 for one month, $49.95 for three months, $59.95 for six months and $89.90 for a year, which the site presents as $7.49 a month. A subscription covers online reading only; downloads require buying a complete series, and the FAQ says single-chapter sales ended on 2 January 2024. A free account opens a section of free comics, comments and idea voting.

Card payments go through CCBill, whose name appears on the bank statement; the FAQ adds Bitcoin through BitPay on request and a $200 limit per CCBill order.

Reading on a phone and account rules

There is no app: the FAQ explains that the app stores do not accept adult content and that the responsive website loads one chapter at a time. The interface is in English only. Cancelling is done by a helpdesk ticket, at least 24 working hours before the next charge, and access stays until the paid period ends. The terms call membership dues non-refundable, and the FAQ states that an account cannot be deleted once created. Support answers tickets Monday to Friday.

Content statements on the site

An age question opens the site. The FAQ says all characters are depicted as adults over 18. A 2257 exemption statement describes the content as fictional and illustrated, with no real people, and a separate page explains content removal. The terms are governed by the law of the State of Arizona.