Public Agent is a scripted reality-parody series: an "agent" offers a woman money on the street, and the scene goes from there. It's performed by adult professionals, every performer is stated to be 18 or older, and it belongs to the FakeHub network, alongside Fake Taxi and Fake Hostel, run under licence by Aylo.
What's included
The same agent, played by Martin Gun, appears in nearly every scene, opposite a different woman each time. When we checked in October 2026, a new scene arrived every week or two (18 October, 11 October, 2 October, 26 September, 16 September and 3 September), with performers such as Rhiannon Ryder, April Hugs, Valentina Coppola and Maya Sinn. Its top-rated scenes from 2025 and 2026 feature Olivia Sparkle, Angela Doll, Miss Teela and Erin Moore, and the archive goes back many years.
What it costs
At the time of writing (October 2026), Public Agent sold on its own costs:
- 12 months: $119.99 in one payment (about $10 a month), renewing at the same $119.99 a year. - 3 months: $59.99, renewing at $59.99. - 30 days: $29.99, renewing at $29.99. - 2-day trial: $1 for limited access, then $39.99 every 30 days.
You can pay by card or PayPal. FakeHub costs the same ($29.99 a month or $119.99 a year) and includes Public Agent plus Fake Taxi, Fake Hostel and the rest of the network, so it's the better buy.
Who it suits
It suits fans of the stranger-on-the-street premise who like a consistent formula. If the premise doesn't appeal, or you want variety, a broader reality network such as Reality Kings fits better.
Good
- Long-running, recognisable series
- A new scene every week or two
- Included with FakeHub membership
Not so good
- Very formulaic: same agent, same set-up
- Better value through FakeHub than on its own
- The $1 trial renews at $39.99
