Reality Kings: two decades of reality-style scenes, mixed reviews on billing.

What is Reality Kings?

Reality Kings is a porn studio founded in Miami in 2000, known for scenes staged to look like real-life encounters. Manwin, the company later called MindGeek and now Aylo, completed its purchase in September 2012, making it a sister site of Brazzers and Pornhub.

It’s a network rather than one site: the membership covers a set of themed series under the RK name, built up over more than two decades. Some long-time members say parts of the older archive have been trimmed.

How Reality Kings works

You buy a membership and stream in your browser, browsing by series, performer or category. Free trailers give you a taste before you pay.

There’s no Reality Kings app in the App Store or Google Play, which don’t allow porn apps; the site works in a mobile browser. Some customers report that downloads cost extra on top of the membership, so check what your plan includes before you buy.

Membership, trials and billing

Like other Aylo sites, Reality Kings tends to lead with cheap intro offers that renew at the full price unless you cancel. Payments go through Probiller, Aylo’s billing company, which is usually the name on your statement.

Its reviews are poor. On Trustpilot it averages 2 out of 5 from a small number of reviews, with complaints about charges people didn’t expect, extra memberships added at sign-up, paid downloads and hard-to-reach support. Untick any extras at checkout, and cancel through your account or Probiller if you only want a short stay.

Where the content comes from, and the red flags

Reality Kings makes its own scenes with adult performers, so you avoid the anonymous-upload problem of free tubes. Its reality format has caused trouble before: in 2010 Florida A&M University sued over a video presented as featuring its students, and RK settled within a month for $120,000. In 2011 a mother sued over a film featuring her underage runaway daughter; RK said the girl had lied about her age to the company and to government agencies.

Aylo’s wider record applies too, including a $5 million settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission and Utah in September 2025 over claims it failed to keep abuse material off its sites. Aylo has also pulled many of its sites out of US states with age-verification laws, so RK may not load in some states. In the UK, users of Aylo’s paid sites can still log in, and UK law requires an age check.