NakedSword review: 3.9/5, recommended in Gay Porn Sites

What NakedSword is

NakedSword is a paid streaming service for gay adult films. It licenses scenes from many studios and also produces originals under its own name. The start page gives the figures of the site: 45,000+ scenes, 200+ studios, 2000+ models, 24 years online and eight updates a day. The menu has Top Scenes, Just Added, Original Content, Stars, Studios, Themes and Store; the public pages show scene titles, running times and cast lists, while the Join Now button leads to the sign-up form.

Prices seen from the EU on 3 October 2026

The join page was opened from a Dutch address and showed prices in US dollars, not in euros. One month with streaming and downloads cost $39.95. Three months with streaming and downloads were billed in one payment of $44.95 ($14.98 a month, marked 50% off), three months of streaming only $34.95 ($11.65 a month). A year of streaming was billed in one payment of $199.00 ($16.50 a month). Payment options named on the form were credit card, Epoch with PayPal, and Vendo. No free trial was listed.

Compliance notice and who stands behind the service

The Notice of Compliance states that all models are 18 or older and that the publisher only distributes the films, while the identification records are kept by the primary producers; a custodian of records in Palm Springs, California is named. The footer shows RTA and FSC labels. Its Trust & Safety and Content Removal links open pages on aebn.com, which points to the AEBN group as the platform behind the service.

Support and billing

The footer gives a US toll-free number and an international number; support hours are Monday to Friday, 10am to 8pm US Eastern Time, closed at weekends. Separate billing-support links exist for Epoch, Vendo and Segpay.

Things to know before signing up

The site is a JavaScript application: a plain HTTP client received an empty shell, and the content appeared only in a full browser after an age prompt with an Enter button. The interface is English only, with no language menu. Downloads are tied to the more expensive plans, and the Store item leads to a separate shop on another domain.