JoyBear Review

Most sites make you work out what you are buying. This one writes it down: a Feature is a story with characters, runs about a hundred minutes, and is assembled from five scenes; if you would rather search by act, use the Scenes index instead. Two ways in, described in a sentence, with the trade-off between them made explicit — that is a small piece of respect for the customer and it is almost unheard of here.

Twenty years of production sit behind it, marked by a set of collections drawn from the back catalogue, and an awards and nominations section is given its own place on the front page rather than being tucked into an about link.

The categories tell you who it is for. Just Women, Romance, Power Play, Real Life Couples, Experienced, On Set — situation and dynamic rather than body part, with a performer roster spanning British and European names.

Billing runs through Vendo and Epoch and the operation is independent, selling access to itself rather than to a network. The tour does not name a price, which is the one place the plain-speaking stops.