Reality Kings is one of the largest reality networks, running for 24 years and now owned by Aylo, the company behind Brazzers and Pornhub. Everyone appearing is stated to be 18 or older, and the scenes are scripted "reality" set-ups with professional and newer performers.
What's included
The site says it has more than 10,000 full HD videos from over 45 sites, new and classic. When we checked in October 2026, most new scenes came through the main RK feed, featuring Princess Emily, Raissa Bellini, Vivienne Vo, Kali Roses and Lia Lin, and the homepage spotlighted series such as Money Talks, Reckless in Miami, In the VIP and Teens Love Huge Cocks. The archive also holds classic series such as Moms Bang Teens and Dare Dorm, and some series have ended: its First Time Auditions casting series stopped in 2020. Older scenes look their age next to the new ones.
What it costs
At the time of writing (October 2026), Reality Kings' join page offers four plans:
- 12 months: $119.99 in one payment (about $10 a month), renewing at the same $119.99 a year. - 6 months: $69.99, renewing at $69.99. - 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, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, gift card or crypto, and the checkout takes promo codes. Skip the trial unless you'll remember to cancel: it renews above the regular monthly price.
Who it suits
It suits anyone who wants a giant reality archive with recognisable formats like Money Talks, at about $10 a month on the yearly plan. If you only want one series, check that it's still updating before you join; for polished, star-led scenes, Brazzers fits better.
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
