How much the big ones earns?
 

Hey, as the title says, how much (more / less) earn per month the big porn sites ? like xvideos, pornhub, youporn, redtube....
I know is a lot but I have no idea the number of ceros 100.000 , 1.000.000 or 10.000.000 .
I have entered on trafficyunky to try to investigate it but I couldnt find it or make an idea of the amount.

Help me to shut up my smart ass friend. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

close to $100 per day. all sites combined.
thats ofcourse on a good day.

100$ !!! thats a lot woahh

Wait, people make money in porn?!? :error :helpme

http://queermenow.net/blog/wp-conten...on-This010.jpg

I thought everyone was just doing it for fun... :Oh crap

:stoned

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It varies depending on the coding involved. $100 - A few thousand.

Mostly they do it for the free porn and to help others :2 cents:

Yea I think this too. Feels pretty good to give away stuff 4 free.

:question

Another innocently asked question... with a bunch of shitty answers. :2 cents:

20.000-70.000$ day. i did some research a few months ago cause this question was bothering me also

20-70k$ a day?

How did you calculate that?

:thumbsup:1orglaugh

not sure if serious ?

Routine coding, expanding my expertise to developing Social Networking, and Web / Mobile Application Development, coded from scratch, certainly raises the price tag.

How much to the big ones earn? If you have to ask, they make more than you.

Lets see who say the funnier reply :upsidedow and if someone have an idea to calculate it (more/less) could be really helpfull. :thumbsup

Here is how you calculate it:

365 x 3.14878678 + potato = your dumb question's answer

Why do you think is a dumb question?
P.D: If I dont have the potatos value I still cant calculate it

nvm 12345678

I would think the very biggest make a couple mil per month.

Over 45k a day.

Fabian Thylmann's websites have 16 billion visits per month and earn over $100 million per year.

according to www.celebritynetworth.com

Do these companies not need to provide balance sheets every quarter, VAT returns, accounting etc etc.
Surely every large corporation is required by law to do this, I can't believe they are like every small time affiliate, back pocket.

wow 20k - 70k per month i heard...

Potatos are fucking expensive now i guess... less and less fucking fries comes with the dish in a restaurant lately... I always have to order a second portion to get my nutricions.

Teahupo'o ?

Biggest networks are going 20-50 million USD a month

Surprisingly probably not as much as many think.

Let us say one large network does 100 million video views each day.
Affiliate legal tubes often average $0.50 to $2.00 per 1000 video views.

You could say these tubes do less because it's crappier traffic. You could say they do more because they aren't affiliates and have good terms.

I would guess they do $3 to $5 per 1000 video views at the upper end.

At $5 cpm $500,000 a day or $182 million a year.

It looks like big money but consider how much traffic that is and what it costs them to serve that traffic. Friend Finder Networks for instance did $310 million last year. CCBill did an interview where they stated they process over $1 Billion in transactions a year.

The tubes are HUGE for traffic but for revenue they are fairly small. Which goes hand in hand with what many have been saying for a long time.

With tubes (if you believe this math is close to being accurate) 36.5 BILLION video views are only worth $182 million a year. Imagine what 36.5 BILLION paysite tour page impressions would have been worth in comparison back in 2005 and you just might see something. :)

What the hell. Let's do it! At 1:200 and a average member value of $40 36.5 billion tour impressions would be worth $7.2 BILLION by my math! So that is where the money went! :upsidedow But wait. Let us say only 10% of people would ever have actually made it to a paysite tour as opposed to other free content in 2005. That would be $720 million versus $182 million then still.

Thank you very much for that seriously replys... and also for the funny ones :winkwink:

The funniest reply, no contest.

And the dude at manwin said they only represent 5% of the adult business. So if that is true, industry pegged at 2 billion.

Numbers are so innacurrate though. Hard to estimate it when they don't report it.

You forgot to multiply by the shitter per employee ratio :error