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Reality Kings vs BangBros

Two classic reality networks. Reality Kings is Aylo's huge network with dozens of series; Bang Bros built its name on reality and gonzo series like Bang Bus.

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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
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BangBros

Higher score

Long-running network known for reality and gonzo series.

Price
$29.99/mo; $59.99 for 3 months; $119.99/year; $1 first week
Trial
$1 for the first week (renews at $7 a week)
Library
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Prices checked October 2026

Good

  • 50+ series and 10,000+ videos in one membership
  • A new scene almost every day
  • Bang Bus and other famous reality formats
  • $119.99 a year, renewing at the same price

Not so good

  • Older scenes look dated
  • Uneven quality across series

How they compare

Both are long-running networks where one membership covers dozens of reality-style series.

Reality Kings, owned by Aylo, is one of the largest reality networks. Some series have ended, such as First Time Auditions in 2020, but the archive is enormous.

Bang Bros built its name on widely recognised reality and gonzo series, including Bang Bus, which has run since 2001 with more than 1,100 scenes. It costs $29.99 a month or $119.99 a year.