To be honest, when I first heard the name Bellesa Plus, I had no idea what they meant when they referred to themselves as the Netflix of porn. I was imagining a larger-than-life rendition of Bellesa, which I have previously reviewed on ThePornDude. Their pro-sex and pro-women approach on dirty films, which include several actual women experiencing real orgasms, have made their brand well-known. You're telling me now that they have a package arrangement with other porn producers in addition to their own stuff? Why wasn't I woken up earlier, sh*t?

BellesaPlus.co is probably still in the experimental stage, having only been launched at the end of 2020. Come on, when was the last time you heard of a premium porn network that charges you what you want to watch? It doesn't have a beta stamp or anything like that. Although the idea seems fantastic, I have to question whether it will be viable in the long run. Just a few months after its inception, the website is now receiving about 7,000 visitors every day, so I know I'm not the only one who thinks it's a great concept.

What Should I Pay? For sex?

The BellesaPlus landing page's opening blurb states, "People want better porn and people want ethical porn." "We want it for you. No catch. The pricing system is broken down by a slider beneath that, so you can actually pay whatever you want. It states that they offer three or more new episodes every day at $3, lose money on the $1 monthly subscriptions, and don't turn a profit at $2. Although they refer to $15 as their "standard" Bellesa Plus cost, they actually suggest that $10 is the best option. There are a few higher tiers for porn enthusiasts who are ready to pay more because they "think porn needs to be disrupted," but at twenty you're "subsidizing someone else's subscription."

As you move the button along, the slider displays the rewards that are being unlocked. Spending two dollars a month gets you a pathetic "prize" of monthly billing, but you also get a fancy vibrator (the BuzzFeed AirVibe) for $35, early access for $10, credit for their dildo store for $15, and 4K for $5. That final one is telling since it gives away who they are trying to reach. Advertising for female masturbators is largely ignored by porn sites, but Bellesa's brand and image are ideal for it.

Let me reiterate their reference to "ethical porn." Before the scandal between Pornhub and Girls Do Porn in 2020, Bellesa was an extremely female-empowering porn website. Their inclusion of comparable values in the BellesaPlus mission is not surprising. Since I can immediately think of a few websites and creators who seem to be in direct opposition to the Bellesa ideology, it did made me wonder who would be featured in their "Netflix of Porn." (Facial Abuse, for instance, is unlikely to be included.)

Fapping Is Easier Than Real Netflix

BellesaPlus.co must offer a ton of different smut starring a ton of various models produced by a bunch of different companies if it's truly the Netflix of porn. That's just what you get. The network offers over 100 premium porn channels, many of which are owned by companies whose websites I have reviewed on ThePornDude. (It appears that they are adding them too quickly to match their front-page content, which only lists more than 50 channels.)