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What BestFetishPorn is
BestFetishPorn is a free, adults-only directory of fetish videos: BDSM, bondage, femdom, feet, latex and more, made by and for consenting adults. The idea is simple: the most watched and best rated fetish videos from the big video sites, in one place.
We host no videos. Every listing is a thumbnail, a title, a length and, where the site publishes them, a rating and a view count, with a link to the video's page on the site where it lives. You watch it there.
Where the listings come from
Only from the official webmaster feeds, public APIs and export files that Eporner, Pornhub, RedTube and XVideos publish for directories like this one. Nothing is scraped. We do not list sites that publish no feed, or whose terms do not let a directory link to them. At the last update the library held 365,523 videos, and it is updated every day.
Thumbnails load in your browser straight from the source site's servers; we do not copy or store them. Titles are the source's own. We tidy spacing, punctuation, broken characters and capital letters, and shorten titles over 140 characters, but we do not reword them. There are no accounts, uploads or comments here, so nothing on BestFetishPorn is posted by visitors.
Categories are filled automatically from the words in each video's title and tags, so now and then a video lands in the wrong one. If you spot one, use the flag on the video and choose "The title or category is wrong".
How the lists are ordered
Each site measures popularity its own way. Pornhub and RedTube publish views, a rating and the number of votes behind it; Eporner publishes views and a star rating but no vote count; XVideos publishes none of these. So XVideos videos appear in Trending, Newest and Longest, but never in Most viewed or Top rated.
Uploaders add tags such as "bdsm", "bondage" or "fisting" to videos that have nothing to do with them, so a kink named only in a video's tags is weak evidence. The lists that cover the whole site therefore take only videos whose title itself names a kink: Most viewed this week, this month and of all time, Top rated this month and of all time, Newest and Longest, and with them the two shelves and "Just added" on the front page. Their video counts are counted the same way. The front page's Trending list puts every video whose title names a kink ahead of every other video. Category, tag, performer and source pages list every video filed there, whatever its title says.
Trending
The default order. Each video gets a score from:
- the rating and views it earned on its own site;
- a lift for new uploads, which fades over about two months;
- a lift for a place on its site's own weekly or monthly most-viewed chart;
- what visitors here clicked in the last 30 days, which counts for more and more as the site gets busier;
- smaller adjustments: HD videos rank a little higher, AI-generated videos and very short clips a little lower, and near-equal videos are shuffled slightly each day.
- on the front page only, a lift for the core kinks (BDSM, bondage and rope, femdom, feet, latex, leather, nylons, spanking, whipping, facesitting, pegging, ballbusting, chastity, humiliation, JOI, tickling, trampling, wax and fisting), so the softer scenes the feeds file under "fetish" do not fill the first rows. Only a video whose title itself names a kink gets this lift; a kink that appears only in its tags earns nothing. Category pages keep the plain order.
Scores from different sites cannot be compared fairly, because the sites publish different numbers. So Trending ranks each site's videos best-first on their own and then takes from the sites in turn, one from each, then the next from each, so every list shows every site. XVideos, which publishes no ratings, takes a half turn.
Every Trending list, on the front page and on every category, tag and performer page, opens with proven videos: at least 20,000 views and a rating of 80% or more on their own site, most watched and best liked first, no more than eight from any one site, and no AI-generated videos.
On the front page, the proven videos are all ones whose title names a kink, and so is every video after them until all such videos have been shown. Only then come the videos whose kink is named only in their tags, the sites again taking turns.
Most viewed this week and this month
These rank videos by the views they gained on their own site in the last 7 or 30 days. Every day we read the view count each site publishes for its videos and keep the readings, so the gain is measured rather than guessed. A video uploaded inside the period counts all of its views. Where the gain is known, the card shows it, for example "+12K this week".
A new library has no history yet. Until it holds a week (or a month) of readings, the list starts with the sites' own weekly and monthly most-viewed charts, taking the sites in turn so one site's chart cannot fill the top, and counting a chart place only for a video with at least 5,000 views. After those come the videos uploaded in the period with the most views.
Most viewed of all time
Total views on the video's own site, most first.
Top rated this month and of all time
We work this out ourselves, because the sites' own "top rated" orders put videos with one or two perfect votes first. Each rating is weighed by how many people voted: the site's average rating counts as 50 extra votes, so a video needs real support to rise above the average, and it needs at least 5 votes to count at all. Where a site publishes no vote count (Eporner), or the count is not known, a video counts only from 20,000 views, with its views standing in for votes.
A thumbs-up share and a star average are different scales, and one site's videos tend to score higher than another's. So each video is compared by how far above its own site's average it lands, measured against how widely that site's ratings usually spread. Equal scores go to the video with more views. "This month" is the same list, limited to videos uploaded in the last 30 days.
Newest
The newest week first, then the week before, and so on. Within each week the sites take turns, newest first, so a site that uploads by the hour cannot fill the page.
Longest
By running time, longest first.
No site pays for a place in our lists, and no single video can be bought a position. Some links earn us a commission when a visitor signs up at the other end; that has no effect on the order.
What we do not list
A filter checks every title and tag before a video is listed, and checks searches too. A video is listed only when it is about a kink. The filter keeps out anything that presents a performer as under 18 (including "teen", "young", "school" and age play), non-consent of any kind (including "forced", consensual non-consent, sleeping or drunk scenes and hidden cameras), leaked or stolen material, incest and step-family role-play, choking and breath play, blood, needles and torture, bodily waste, animals, drugs, paid sex, race play and slurs, and deepfakes of real people. It also keeps out videos with only men in them. We lose some legal videos with careless titles, and that is the right trade.
AI-generated videos of fictional people are listed. When the title or tags say a video was made with AI, it gets an AI badge, ranks lower, and the "Hide AI videos" button hides it. The full rules, and why each one exists, are in our content policy.
How the site makes money
BestFetishPorn is free to use. It pays for itself in two ways:
- Ads. Every ad is marked "Ad" or "Sponsored". There are no ads on the legal pages, the report form or the link that takes you to a video. Ad cookies are explained on the privacy page, and advertisers can see the placements on Advertise and webmasters.
- Partner links. Some links to video sites, live cam rooms and sponsors carry our partner code, and the other site may pay us when a visitor we sent signs up or buys something. A partner code never changes where a link goes: a video link always opens the video it shows.
Who runs it
BestFetishPorn is run by one person, a sole proprietor based in Ontario, Canada.
Get in touch
Email hello@bestfetishporn.com, or see the contact page for the copyright, advertising and abuse addresses. To have a link taken down, use the flag on the video's card or the report form.