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Sites I send readers to

The short list lives on Friends, linked from the footer of every page here. It is where a reader goes when the question sits next to AI porn without being in it. Two names are on it today and both are sister projects of mine, so there is room, and nothing on that page is buried under a stack of other names.

What fits the list: image and video generators, nudify and deepfake tools, NSFW chat companions, directories built around generated content, and sites covering the models and prompts people use with them. The subject has to line up. I cover synthetic content and nothing else, so a general paysite catalogue, however healthy its numbers, would be sending me a reader who wanted a different site altogether.

What does not: a wall of outgoing links with no editing behind it, pages where anyone pastes their own URL unsupervised, and media kits that open with a rate card. Placements here are not sold and not bought, so a price list is the wrong opening line.

Domain rating and traffic estimates are not the test. If a page ranks for something and has people reading it, that is the test. Write and tell me what your site does, and you will have an answer within a couple of days.

Linking to us

The anchor is AI Porn Expert. Send it to the homepage, or to whichever page actually fits the sentence it sits in: the generator rankings, the chat and companion rankings, or a single review. A mention inside a paragraph is worth more than a badge parked in a sidebar, when you have the choice.

The button is 120x60:

Ready to paste:

<a href="https://aipornexpert.com/"><img src="https://aipornexpert.com/static/images/aipornexpert_button_120x60.png" alt="AI Porn Expert" width="120" height="60"></a>

Text version:

<a href="https://aipornexpert.com/">AI Porn Expert</a>

Looking for an AI affiliate program

There is no program on this side of the site. What the portfolio does have is a catalogue of them: the affiliate program directory on FapIndex, filtered down to the AI ones. Each card carries the commission structure, payout terms, minimum payout, billing platform and an editorial rating, which is the fastest way to see who pays revshare against who pays per signup, whose deeplinks are worth using, and who has a reputation problem before you point traffic at them.

Run a program that is missing from the list, or one whose card has gone stale? Say so and it gets fixed.

Getting your tool reviewed

Every review here comes out of a paid account, so a request starts with access. Send the URL, an account with enough credits or tokens on it to run real generations, and the affiliate program you work through if there is one. A free tier on its own does not cover it: nineteen of the twenty tools reviewed have one, and none of them show what the paid product does.

Three scores out of ten, weighted into one: Quality at 50 percent, Value at 30, Trust at 20. The whole thing is written out on How We Rate.

Trust is the weakest of the three across the catalogue, 7.25 on average against 7.75 for Quality, and on eight of the twenty tools it is the lowest score on the page. What drags it down is almost never the product. It is a privacy policy with no company name anywhere in it, a checkout that takes cards and nothing else, refund terms that say three different things on three pages. All of that is cheap to fix, and it moves a number printed under your brand.

Two things said plainly. Nobody buys a place in these reviews, and an affiliate link has no effect on the number that comes out. I also cannot promise a date: one person, twenty tools so far, and the testing takes as long as it takes.

Contact

All of it goes to contact@aipornexpert.com. It lands with me, Linden Voss, and nowhere else: no contact form, no helpdesk queue, so a subject line that says what you want gets a faster reply. Pitches for the list, review requests, a correction to something I got wrong, a broken link you spotted, same address.