The whole thing depends on uploads being real originals. Everything below comes down to one rule: upload the file you bought, exactly as you got it.
.mp4MP4 only. Don't convert anything. If what you've got isn't already an MP4, ask in Discord before you touch it.
.jpg .jpeg .png .gifExtras you attach to a post. Same rule applies: originals, not screenshots of originals.
PPV sets, unlocked messages, subscription content. Anything you bought from the creator directly. This is the whole point of the site.
Whatever came off the site you bought it from, at the resolution you got it in. Don't re-encode it, don't compress it, don't run it through a converter first.
Anything under 720p gets rejected. If the source itself was that low, say so in the description and a mod will make the call.
Start to finish. Clips, teasers and previews aren't uploads, they're what the rest of the internet already has for free.
Filming your screen while it plays doesn't give you a source file. It's a worse copy with a different fingerprint and it gets rejected on sight.
Anything run through a converter, a compressor, or some third-party downloader that repacks the file. Quality loss is easy to spot and we look for it.
Every upload gets fingerprinted and checked against everything we already have. Duplicates get killed automatically before a mod even sees them.
If it's already going round for free on forums, Telegram or another leak site then it's worth nothing here. Uploading it anyway will get your account looked at, and if you leaked it yourself, removed.
Underage material, non-consensual content, malware, anything unlawful. Instant permanent ban, no appeal, don't bother asking.
Grabbing something another member unlocked and re-listing it as yours breaks the entire model. The upload goes and so does the account.
Every file gets fingerprinted the second it lands, then checked against the whole library. Duplicates get caught even when the filename, container or resolution is different. This happens before anyone looks at it.
A mod checks it's genuine and up to standard by hand. They can park your upload in a proof-of-purchase state, which holds it until you show you bought the thing. Reply quickly and it keeps moving.
These are the statuses you'll see on an upload that didn't make it.
Duplicate
The fingerprint matched something already published. It's automatic, and there's nothing to appeal. We've already got it.
Not source
The file looks re-encoded, compressed or screen-captured. Upload the original you were given.
Proof of purchase requested
A mod wants to see that you actually bought it. Your upload sits there until you show them. Reply and it moves on.
Already leaked
It was already going round publicly somewhere else before you uploaded it here.
Below quality bar
Under 720p, a clip rather than the full thing, or not the original file.
Ready to go? The Uploading guide walks you through the actual flow, and Channels covers where your upload should end up.
How to upload