The price is per episode, not per series
Each episode carries its own token cost in the page the platform serves. The first two are set to zero. From the third onward the price is attached to each episode individually and you buy them one at a time.
No pass covers a series and no monthly plan opens the catalogue. Paying for one title gives you nothing in the next. If you have read somewhere that a subscription unlocks the lot, that is not how these episodes are sold.
Twelve or thirty, and what decides which
Sixty series charge twelve tokens an episode after the free pair. Seven charge thirty, and the seven are exactly the ones built on a real adult performer’s licensed likeness: Student Bodies and Bonnie Blue is My Stepsister with Bonnie Blue, My Wife’s Best Friend, My Stepmom’s Weekend and My Step-Sister’s Dormitory with Riley Reid, Under Her Watch with Sophie Dee, Private Lessons with Mia Malkova.
That is the only place in the catalogue where a real difference in what you are buying lines up perfectly with a difference in price. The tags on the tiles tell you nothing about price; the performer credit tells you everything.
What a whole series adds up to
A five-episode title at the standard rate: three paid episodes, thirty-six tokens. The same length with a licensed performer: ninety.
Two titles run longer and cost accordingly. The Man Next Door Knows runs nine episodes, seven of them paid, eighty-four tokens. YES MA’AM runs fifteen, thirteen paid, a hundred and fifty-six. On both, the free allowance stays at two, so you see the smallest share of the story on the titles that cost the most to finish.
What a token costs in money
That is the one figure this site will not give you, because the platform sets it and changes it, and a number quoted here would be wrong before it was useful. The token counts are the part that holds still, and they are what every page here reports.
Buy tokens on the platform, where the current rate is shown at checkout. Do not buy them from anywhere else; nothing else sells them.
What is included after the last episode
Fifty-eight of the sixty-seven titles leave you, once the run is finished, with a character you can keep talking to. That continuation is a separate product on the platform, with its own terms, and nothing about it is priced or promised on this site. What we can say is which series lead to it and which do not: nine end with the last episode and hand you to nobody.
If the character is the reason you are paying, check the first line of the facts on the series page before the third episode. Thirty-six tokens is a small sum to spend on the wrong kind of ending; it is also a small sum to save.
Spending the free part first
Sixty-seven series, two unpaid episodes apiece: that is a lot of sampling. Open several, judge each on its second episode, and only then buy a third anywhere. For how far the paid episodes go, use the mark on the series page; the unpaid pair is designed not to tell you.
