Premium studios

Brazzers vs Reality Kings

Both are big Aylo networks. Brazzers has the stars and glossy production; Reality Kings has dozens of reality series and an enormous archive.

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Brazzers

Higher score

The best-known premium network: big stars, high production, huge library.

Price
$33.99/mo; $121.99/year (about $10/mo)
Trial
$1 for 2 days (limited; renews at $29.99/mo), or $7 for the first week (renews at $42.99/mo)
Library
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Prices checked October 2026

Good

  • 12,600+ HD videos
  • The biggest names in porn
  • Polished, high-budget production
  • Year renews at the same $121.99

Not so good

  • $33.99 a month is steep
  • Can feel formulaic
  • The $1 trial is limited and renews at $29.99
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Huge Aylo reality network with dozens of long-running series.

Price
$29.99/mo; $69.99 for 6 months; $119.99/year; $1 two-day trial
Trial
$1 for 2 days, limited access (renews at $39.99/mo)
Library
10,000+ HD videos across 45+ series

Prices checked October 2026

Good

  • 45+ series and 10,000+ HD videos in one membership
  • Money Talks, Dare Dorm and other famous formats
  • $119.99 a year, renewing at the same price

Not so good

  • Older scenes look dated
  • Some series no longer update
  • The $1 trial is limited and renews at $39.99

How they compare

Brazzers and Reality Kings are both owned by Aylo, the company behind Pornhub, and both bundle many sub-sites into one membership. They differ in style.

Brazzers is the name most people think of for premium porn: big-name performers and polished, high-budget production. It costs $33.99 a month or $121.99 a year at the time of writing. Some find it formulaic.

Reality Kings is one of the largest reality networks, with dozens of recognisable series and an enormous archive. Some series no longer update and older scenes look dated, so check that what you want is still being made.