Clips4Sale: two decades of fetish clips, now with a streaming plan.

What is Clips4Sale?

Clips4Sale launched in 2003, long before OnlyFans, and is still one of the main places to buy fetish and kink videos. It works like a marketplace: each creator or studio runs a store and sets their own prices.

Centro Ventures bought it in 2021 and kept the existing team. The US business is based in New Jersey and the EU and UK business in Cyprus.

How Clips4Sale works for fans

You search or browse stores by category and buy single clips at the creator’s price. You can also order custom videos and send tips. There’s no subscription to a person, so it suits you if you know exactly what you’re after.

In September 2026 it added C4S+, a monthly streaming plan with a 14-day free trial. Subscribers can stream clips from creators who opted in; everything else stays locked and sells at full price.

What Clips4Sale costs and how billing shows up

Browsing is free and you pay per clip, so the cost is entirely up to you. C4S+ is a recurring subscription, so cancel before the free trial ends if you don’t want to keep it.

Clips4Sale says it uses discreet billing, so the charge won’t carry an obvious adult name. Small purchases are easy to lose track of, so check your purchase history now and then.

Clips4Sale for creators

Creators keep 60% of clip sales and 80% of tips, paid monthly on the 7th once they pass a minimum. The site handles hosting, card processing and chargebacks, and offers content fingerprinting and takedown help against piracy.

A 40% cut on clips is steep next to subscription sites like OnlyFans or LoyalFans. C4S+ money goes into a shared pool split partly by watch time, and Clips4Sale hasn’t published the exact formula.