There is a difference between a Dom choosing to put out videos for marketing purposes and videos she puts time and money into for sale. My income was cut into probably about 1/8 over pirating. ClubDom and SubbyHubby videos are among the most pirated videos out there. The timing was as good as it could be for me because I was in a position to pretty much retire. But, as a younger lady, that would have made the difference between meeting my mortgage or not. Shame on any man who justifies watching pirate sites. If I were an active Dom, no way would I see anyone who was knowingly watching pirated videos. It would have felt creepy to engage with someone who was okay with someone robbing from me and, well, probably jerking off to it. Maybe I just got lucky but my clients had more class and respect than to find justification in, knowingly, watching pirated videos.

I understand your frustration. The modern world is now completely under the influence of the ww web. Asking today's men not to partake of it's many temptations, is simply unrealistic.

Unfortunately, these are not the men we dominated twenty five years ago.

Yes, sad but true.

Thank you for posting this so I can ask the question I almost did but didn't want to come across badly. Some "pirate sites" do have both premium content and things that seem to be set up and run by the producers of the videos. I understand that what a producer makes from this is likely far less than a direct sale, but I have seen where there are some "free" sites that put up excerpts or edited clips (lower quality or much shorter) that seem to be from the video production company themselves and claim to pay producers for their content based on views.

My question is whether there are sites that are better than others from that perspective and are there any that you specifically know work with producers like ClubDom rather than just making those kinds of claims?

The tube sites, that steal content and dictate how much the people who produced can earn are akin to the mafia. It has hurt everyone. There is not benefit. There is just making ten bucks when you could have made a thousand. Some folks go along with them because they need their ten bucks. But, make no mistake, these people are bad and taking advantage of women in way that makes the stereo typical pimp look like an angel.

I figured it was mostly like that but I didn't know if there were any that were actually doing anything mutually beneficial.

Thanks for the info

Porn hubs puts down draconian rules and gives us crumbs in return if we follow them. Most pirate sites do nothing but laugh all of the way to the bank. The founder of C4S is a very cool man. He asked me to post his phone number for any video producer who would like his advise on how to combat piracy. There is only so much anyone can do but he is there to help the fetish community however he can. His name is Neil. 727-804-3005.

Cheyenne, I have bought quite a few of your hot clips from C4S, my favorite being: Humbling the Balls.
Your sadistic smile...

Unfortunately I haven't bought anything for quite a while, because it gets more and more difficult to buy anonymously.
C4S has been good compared to others in this respect. Many sites have exotic processing locations, so that all one can use is prepaid cards issued in exotic locations. C4S has been accepting OneVanilla cards for a long time, but lately it has been a toss of a coin whether it works.

I have been using pirated content not because I want to steal, but because there are ever bigger hurdles to get non-pireated content. In the adult industry it is often the payment process, and for conventional content you when you pay legally, the content you buy comes with digital rights management restrictions.

On a positive note:
Your post just made me try again at C4S, and it did work!
I am just downloading 10 of your hot clips as I write that!

Thank you. We film a fraction of the volume we once did but we have quite a collection. I will contact my tech support and ask them to get a complimentary user name and password for you. For various reasons our content is more tame now than it once was but it usually a blast on set. We get to work with such cool people. The industry has been hit pretty hard on multiple levels. One of them, as you pointed out, is through the credit card companies.

I think a rough rule of thumb would be that a video up to two minutes is possibly a teaser/trailer to peak your interest. You see one that is six to seven minutes and it’s likely pirated. There was a time where one or two people could scrub the sites and find clearly pirated material. I just checked one “Hawaiian” sounding site and they had links to over 100 Femdom clips from just today (including one 6+ minute Clubfom clip). They do link to both Fred and premium content. They list clips from various sites, I don’t believe they host any content.