Last Updated on April 10, 2026 by Mat Diekhake
Description
Porn.com is a porn search engine. Porn.com says that it is the largest porn tube in the world with millions of free porn videos.
Alternatives
Similar sites to porn.com include redtube.com, pornhub.com, pornhat.com, xhamster.com, tube8.com, youporn.com, youjizz.com, tnaflix.com, freeporn.com, porn300.com, and fuq.com.
Site Navigation/Overview
When I analyzed porn.com, the homepage had category thumbnails which are indicative of a porn search engine and not a tube site. I clicked through to the category landing pages and then to the single post pages with the videos, and the videos loaded on other domains that were not porn.com. Though porn.com is a porn search engine, it called itself a porn tube site in its search engine meta description. I recommend always being honest, especially with categorizing your site, because it helps add trust and you want to avoid being labeled an untrustworthy site. I liked the features of the video thumbnails on the category landing pages, which included clickable internal links for the networks the videos came from. I recommend making it clear that the network links are distinguished links compared to the rest of the thumbnail to ensure you get the maximum click-through rate on those internal links otherwise many people won’t realize that they’re separate links. Porn.com had small to medium video thumbnails on the homepage while still having wide borders on the sides outside of the page wrap. I recommend making the thumbnails bigger so users can easily see the pictures inside them by widening the pagewrap which will allow the same number of thumbnails to still fit in. When I clicked on the thumbnails on the category landing pages, they opened the videos on other domains. Thus, I classify porn.com as a porn search engine. After I had clicked on a link and the outbound link loaded, I could vote with a thumbs up or down on the porn.com thumbnail. Porn.com would then use my vote to help aggregate its content in order of most popular to least popular. 3/7/2025
Site Popularity/Traffic Data
As of January 2025, porn.com has an estimated 7.786 million monthly views (9.6M, Jun 2023), according to Similar Web. The Wayback Machine estimates that porn.com was founded on December 29, 1996. The Internet Archive has saved the domain porn.com 8,446 times between December 29, 1996 and March 2, 2025.
Safety, Security, and Trust Report
I analyzed porn.com for malware and malicious content to check if it was legit or a scam. Here are the results:
I checked porn.com on Sucuri, and it returned with no issues.
I then ran a parasite scan with Unmask Parasites on porn.com, and it is clean.
I also checked porn.com on VirusTotal, and it is clean; however, it does have an unfavorable community score.
Further, porn.com passed all blocklist engines on URLVoid.
In conclusion, with an index score of 6.8, we graded porn.com as relatively safe. If it wasn’t for the slightly negative community score on VirusTotal, we could have graded it higher. OVERALL GRADE: Relatively Safe.
Links and Profiles
Website: porn.com
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March 8, 2025 @ 03:58
Editor’s Note:
The VirusTotal scan was updated on 3/8/2025 to reflect the interface change that now shows the number of votes on the community score. Here is the old community score:
The overall grade remains Relatively Safe.
March 8, 2025 @ 03:51
Editor’s Note:
The Sucuri scan was updated on 3/8/2025. Here are the old results:
Sucuri says porn.com is a low security risk; however, there is a redirect loop on the URL http://porn.com/pornstars.
The overall grade remains Relatively Safe.