This is a one person site with four headsets in rotation and 35 VR paysites reviewed so far. Every site gets streamed over Wi-Fi first, then downloaded at the largest file it offers and played back locally, because in a headset those two rarely look the same. Most readers land here from a hardware question: DeoVR playback, PSVR2, Quest 3 sideloading, whether 8K is really 8K.
If you own one of those sites, run the program behind one, or publish about the same hardware, this page is for you. The rest of the site is written for someone choosing a subscription.
Where we point readers when the question stops being VR
That list sits on the partners page, linked from the footer of every page here. Two entries on it today, both projects of ours, so there is room on it.
What fits: VR studios and paysites, other VR review projects, sites covering headsets, players, sideloading, toy sync. A general adult catalogue with no VR angle does not, whatever its numbers say, because the person clicking through arrived here asking about 6DoF playback. Passthrough and AR-first sites are a separate beat and I do not test them.
What gets no reply: link dumps, self-service submission forms, sitewide footer placements, and a first email built around a rate card. Domain rating on its own decides nothing here. VR review sites live on a few hundred visits a month and that is normal for the niche, while ten domains sharing one template are still one site however the metrics read. Write with a specific page in mind and you get a yes or a no.
Linking to VR Porn Expert
The anchor is VR Porn Expert. Send it to the homepage, or to whichever review or guide your sentence is actually about. Placement inside your text is worth more to both of us than a badge parked in a link box.
Ready to paste:
<a href="https://vrpornexpert.com/"><img src="https://vrpornexpert.com/images/vrpornexpert_button_120x60.png" alt="VR Porn Expert" width="120" height="60"></a>Text version:
<a href="https://vrpornexpert.com/">VR Porn Expert</a>VR affiliate programs
We do not run one. The catalogue side of the same portfolio keeps a card per program: payout terms, platform, payment schedule, minimums, notes on the ones that have been audited. One click filters it down to the VR side, which is the view most people arriving on this page want: VR affiliate programs on FapIndex.
VR is a small corner of that catalogue and short enough to read in one sitting, which beats picking a program out of a forum thread from 2021. If you run a VR program that is not in there, or its card has gone stale, say so and it gets corrected.
Getting a VR site reviewed
No money buys a review here and none buys a score. A site gets tested when there is enough access to test it properly: a tour that shows scene pages and prices without a wall, or an account that holds up through a couple of weeks of streaming and downloading.
Four things get graded, and the criteria for each are on how we rate VR porn sites: content quality, technical experience, user interface, value for money. Those same grades order the ranking pages.
Send the URL, a test login if anything is gated, the resolutions and formats you actually ship, the players you support, and one line on what your catalogue has that the 35 already reviewed do not.
Worth knowing before you write. We parse the scene catalogue of every site we can reach and count the resolutions ourselves. That is what feeds pages like 8K VR porn and the DeoVR list, and it means a tour promising hundreds of 8K scenes gets read next to the count. The two have been far apart more than once. It works the same way in your favour: a catalogue that ships more than the marketing says gets counted up.
No promised dates either. Testing takes as long as it takes, and a site that pays well and tests badly goes up with the score it tested at.
Contact
Everything above lands at contact@vrpornexpert.com, and it reaches me, Nerio Valtieri. List pitches, review requests, a correction on something I got wrong, a dead link you spotted: same inbox. More on how the testing works is on the about page.