New to adult industry, started with interesting product

[JuicySearch]

Hello everyone,

I’m relatively new to the adult industry, but I’ve been in the online business since 2008.

I recently launched my new legit project in the adult industry JuicySearch.com —an advanced OnlyFans search engine.

Back in 2021, I had decent success in the OF niche, building a spam network of SEO-driven OF sites that pulled in over 15 million users monthly. But, of course, Google eventually killed it. It was easy money while it lasted.

I’ve always wanted to get back into the OF niche, and now, with the help of AI, I was finally able to build (what I’d say is) the best OnlyFans search engine available.

Since I’m still new to this niche, I’d love to hear your thoughts on my project. What do you think? I’ve tested it extensively against similar projects, and JuicySearch consistently delivers the most relevant results. I also compared it to other search tools, and I believe my features—such as advanced filters (for narrowing down results), wishlist functionality, and TikTok-style browsing—make it stand out.

I’m also working on a new image search feature, which will allow users to upload an image of a person and try to find them on OnlyFans. That will be launching soon.

I’m here mainly to gather feedback from industry experts like you and to explore potential ideas and partnerships to promote my project beyond SEO.

Any feedback or collaboration ideas are welcome!

[CaptainHowdy]

Welcome to the zoo . . .

[AmeliaG]

Sounds interesting. How do you monetize?

[JuicySearch]

Sounds interesting. How do you monetize?

Monetization is not a problem. There are networks and agencies that offer up to a 40% lifetime revenue share on subscriptions and other products/services that creators sell to their subscribers. However, the main goal is to drive users to the site and generate high traffic. Once that is achieved, I can negotiate with them to switch to a CPC model, which is a much better option.

I already have an ad system in the backend where I can add any creator to appear in specific positions based on a list of keywords, categories, etc.

[Tim]

Welcome

[fuzebox]

Sounds interesting. How do you monetize?

Huge demand for targeted creator traffic, plenty of agencies willing to pay cpc for it!

[Paul&John]

Site looking good!

[emmasexytime]

The site reminds me of https://fansswipe.com/

You should start building links to it

There are a few of your competitors here to learn from
https://nichepornsites.com/the-best-...arch-websites/

[kikk2020]

Looks great, Good luck.

[CurrentlySober]

The site reminds me of https://fansswipe.com/

Very disappointed

I expected to see OF Girls on the toilet, wiping their asses! What a let down!

[JuicySearch]

Huge demand for targeted creator traffic, plenty of agencies willing to pay CPC for it!

Yes, exactly. If I manage to get a lot of niche traffic—which is the whole point—monetization will not be a problem.

Site looking good!

Thanks!

The site reminds me of fansswipe.com

You should start building links to it

There are a few of your competitors here to learn from
nichepornsites.com/the-best-onlyfans-search-websites/

The swipe mode is similar, but their search doesn’t work. I didn’t know about this site before, but I’d say it’s not functioning as well as Juicysearch

Yes, links are important, but I’m not pushing SEO too hard at the moment. I want to be as careful as possible with it. The biggest competitors are OnlyFinder, FansMetrics, Hubite, and SubSeeker, but I’ve done an advanced comparison between them and JuicySearch. I can confidently say that my project delivers the most relevant results for many queries I tested.

Looks great, Good luck.

Thanks!

[mopek1]

I'm impressed. Good idea and site layout.

The only question I have is, why would you invest in a project in adult when adult is ever changing and unstable, more so as time goes on.

You have great skills and I'm thinking almost anything in mainstream would be more profitable and stable over the long term.

Also, what about copyright with the pulled images? You know how people are these days, even if you use their images to promote them and make them money, they will still dmca the hell out of you, not to mention the bots that will dmca relentlessly.

But great idea and execution so far.

[JuicySearch]

I'm impressed. Good idea and site layout.

The only question I have is, why would you invest in a project in adult when adult is ever changing and unstable, more so as time goes on.

You have great skills and I'm thinking almost anything in mainstream would be more profitable and stable over the long term.

Also, what about copyright with the pulled images? You know how people are these days, even if you use their images to promote them and make them money, they will still dmca the hell out of you, not to mention the bots that will dmca relentlessly.

But great idea and execution so far.

Glad you’re impressed! That means a lot to me.

I know, I’ve asked myself the same questions many times. Still, I made some decent and easy money in the OF niche a few years ago, and I’ve always kept an eye on the industry. It seems like the OF trend has continued to grow since COVID.

But yes, DMCA will potentially kill the website on Google—that’s for sure. I’ve dealt with it before. Still, I really like the idea and execution that my team and I put into JuicySearch. I think we’ve built a high-quality product that users will actually use. And based on the data I already have, they really enjoy it.

But we’ll see what happens.

[NatalieK]

Nice to see my profile on there...

https://JuicySearch.com

clickable for you

[mopek1]

But yes, DMCA will potentially kill the website on Google—that’s for sure. I’ve dealt with it before. Still,

So how do you plan to drive traffic to it? G won't be reliable?

I really like the idea and execution that my team and I put into JuicySearch.

Is it a group of you that own the site or is it yours and your team are some programmers you hired?