Sites dedicated to trans performers and their fans. We look at production quality, how respectfully the content is presented, catalogue size and value for money.
Adult Time is the closest thing the industry has to a streaming giant: one login, hundreds of channels and tens of thousands of scenes, with several new releases every day. It gathers well-known studios such as Pure Taboo, Girlsway, Transfixed, Burning Angel and Devil's Film alongside a growing slate of its own original series.
The range is the selling point. Straight, lesbian, trans, gay, taboo dramas, animation and VR all sit in the same library, and most of it is shot to a consistently high standard. Tens of thousands of videos are in Full HD, a large and growing share in 4K, and VR titles go up to 8K. A sizeable number of scenes also work with interactive toys.
The interface borrows from mainstream streaming services, with channels, categories, playlists and a search that filters deeply, so finding something specific in a catalogue this large is easier than you would expect.
Transfixed is Adult Time's award-winning trans series, launched in 2018. It pairs trans women with cis and trans partners in scenes that put chemistry first, shot with the careful, cinematic style the network is known for. It has picked up major industry awards along the way.
The series now counts more than two hundred and fifty scenes, with one or two new releases a week, and all but the oldest are available in 4K. Each comes with a high-resolution photo set. Scenarios range from romantic to taboo and reality-style.
Because Transfixed lives inside Adult Time, a membership also opens the network's hundreds of other channels. The entry-level plan is streaming only, and the advanced filters can be a little temperamental.
TransAngels is the trans studio from the group behind Brazzers and Reality Kings, launched in 2017 and now one of the leading names in the genre. It gives trans performers the same big-studio treatment as its sister brands: proper sets, storylines with a sense of fun, and glossy production.
The library has grown to more than seven hundred scenes of twenty-five minutes or more, featuring several hundred performers, with a new release every week. Scenes cover everything from solo and one-on-one to group encounters, all in Full HD, each with a photo gallery. Streaming is fast and the interface is clean, with good search and filters.
Downloads are not part of the standard membership and cost a good deal extra. There are no member comments, and no bonus access to the group's other sites.
Tranzz is a new trans site from the team behind Brazzers, and it brings that studio's signature polish with it. Scenes are shot in 4K with top trans and cis performers, and range from role-play and group scenes to BDSM-flavoured encounters.
It is early days. The library holds only around fifteen films of about half an hour each, videos are not dated, and it is not yet clear how often new ones will be added. The site itself is well organised, with a model index, filters, categories and user ratings.
As with other Brazzers properties, downloads require a paid add-on on top of the membership, and previews before joining are limited.
Trans Harder is the edgier trans site from the Reality Kings family, mixing trans performers with a kinkier, fetish-tinged approach. Expect bondage elements, power play and rougher pairings alongside more conventional scenes.
It holds over two hundred and fifty scenes of about half an hour, in Full HD, featuring a large cast mainly from the United States and South America. Updates arrive every two weeks on a steady schedule, and the keyword search, tags and filters work well on any device.
Not every scene lives up to the "harder" billing, and some are fairly standard. The site is streaming only, with no downloads or photo zips, and bonus content requires an extra subscription.
