Asspig
Asspig lets you in before it lets you talk. You can sign up, post a profile and look around from the first minute, and you still cannot send a message to anybody until the site has read what you wrote. The homepage states it in one line: “You won’t be allowed to contact members until a review of your profile is complete.” The FAQ puts that wait at about three hours. Getting through it is what decides whether you can use the site at all.
One Interest, Stated Up Front
Asspig is a gay fisting community, and it opens by saying so: “Welcome to Asspig, the easiest place online to meet and connect with other fisters.” It is not a general gay dating site and it is not a coin chat product. A free account is the normal account here, with a paid upgrade on top.
The site expects your profile text to be about fisting, and it says as much on the front page: “We’re not for everyone, but if you’re looking to meet fisters, Asspig makes it easy for you.”
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The Details On Record
URL: asspig.com
What it is: a gay fisting community, stated on its own homepage
Operator: Sharyland Internet Partners, Inc., named in the terms as owner
Network: asspig.com, nippleplay.com, pumppig.com, ruffpup.com and 4skinpig.com, one login across all five
Register entry: an active Texas corporation, Secretary of State file 0800502379
Venue for disputes: Orange County, Florida, per the terms
Account: free by default, with a paid upgrade available after you register
Age checks: ID front and back plus a selfie, required of every member
Mobile app: none on the site’s public pages
Contact: a web form on the site, and support@asspig.com for data questions
How Old The Place Is, And How Big
What is on the record about the age of this operation sits in two places:
The domain was registered on 6 December 2002, which makes it roughly 24 years old. The company was chartered in Texas on 8 June 2005. Two separate records, and neither one dates the other.
One account works across all five sites, so Asspig on its own has no published member count. The About page claims “over 20,000 members” across the five, which is the operator’s own undated number.
Shots Worth A Closer Look
Open the homepage shot to see the browsing-only notice and the age verification heading sitting above the join form, and the FAQ shot for the profile review wording in full.
What It Costs To Be A Member
Paying is optional and the site says so: “The trade off is that you don’t have to pay to belong”. The terms put it this way: “The rights and limitations associated with, and the prices of, each Subscription are displayed on the Sharyland Sites at the time of purchase.” In practice that means the upgrade page sends you to the login screen first.
A free account browses from the moment you join. Your email address has to be confirmed before anything will send, and the FAQ caps free members at fifteen new conversations in any 24 hour period, with unlimited back and forth once somebody replies. Attaching pictures to a conversation and opening another member’s shared private pictures are both named as upgrade perks.
The upgrade is sold either as a recurring subscription or as a one time purchase. For the subscription the terms say “we will bill for such Subscription on an automatic recurring basis”, and the FAQ notes that a one time upgrade has nothing to cancel.
Cancelling has two routes: a Request Subscription Cancellation link under Account Settings, or vtsup.com with your card number and the name on the card, since recurring subscriptions run through the Verotel gateway. The terms put no deadline on it and the FAQ does, at “at least a day before your subscription rebills”. Either way, wait for the email: “If you don’t receive an email, don’t assume you have cancelled.”
Their Terms And The Gate Between Joining And Talking
The review is the site’s own process and it publishes the outcomes on the homepage, verbatim: “New profiles that are not here for fisting are closed.” “New profiles that aren’t clear, remain under review until edited. If no edits are completed profiles are closed.” “New profiles that have been successfully reviewed have full access to the site.” The FAQ adds the clock: “The process is normally complete within three hours of joining.”
The operator does the reviewing, in the site’s own words. The terms say “The Materials are subject to screening and moderation by the Sharyland Sites prior to publication”, and the FAQ sets the standard the text has to meet: “fisting is a topic that needs to be prominent in your profile text.”
Age verification is the second gate and it applies to every member. The privacy policy lists what goes to third party providers: “a driver’s license, passport, or other identification card number, biometric information including a scan of your facial geometry”. Those providers are not named on the site.
Neither the terms nor the privacy policy carries a clause about fictitious profiles, entertainment profiles, animators or staff operated accounts. What they do set out is moderation before publication and mandatory ID checks, and the FAQ says that the site “did struggle with scam profiles until age verification eliminated them on the first day of age verification”. The About page, signed “Richard”, says “the men on the sites are real and really into the same thing you’re into”, and calls the operation “a hobby gone wrong”.
The Texas Comptroller’s active franchise taxpayer file lists Sharyland Internet Partners, Inc. as active, at a McAllen address identical to the one on the site’s own records custodian page. The terms place any dispute in Orange County, Florida, and a name search of the Florida Division of Corporations returns no entity by that name.
What The Site Says About Closing
The FAQ carries a section headed “Website Closing Details”, and the answer there to “Is the site really closing?” reads: “Yes. January 29 will be the last day. The sites will continue to operate, and nothing will change until mid-December, when we will stop allowing new members to join and we’ll cancel any membership subscriptions that are still billing. We don’t know what time the site will be shut down, but some time on the 29th the site will stop operating.”
No year is printed next to that date. The notice says “the sites”, which is all five, and the answer below it says data is expected to be held “for 30 to 60 days” afterwards. The join form was still taking new members when we read it.
Questions People Search Before Joining
What is Asspig?
Asspig is a gay fisting community. Its homepage describes itself as the easiest place online to meet and connect with other fisters, and its FAQ says the subject has to be prominent in your profile text or the profile does not pass review.
Practically it runs as a community: profiles with text, member clubs with events, member video, a travel schedule feature and a vouching scheme the site calls Certified Pig. It is one of five linked sites owned by the same company, alongside NipplePlay, PumpPig, RuffPup and 4SkinPig.
Is Asspig only for gay men?
The site describes its members as men throughout its own copy. The About page calls the five sites “linked communities of men who share some very distinct common interests”, and the homepage talks about meeting fisters rather than about dating in general.
The two stated requirements for getting a profile approved are being 18 or over, verified with photo ID, and having a profile that makes a fisting interest clear. Beyond that, who belongs is decided by the review.
Do you have to be approved before you can message anyone on Asspig?
Yes. A new account can browse the site and read member profiles straight away, but it cannot contact anybody until the site has reviewed the profile. The FAQ says that normally happens inside three hours of joining.
Two things hold a profile up. A profile that does not show a fisting interest is closed outright, in the site’s own wording. A profile that is unclear stays under review until it is edited, and is closed if the edits never come. Pictures on the profile have to be of you and current. Separately, your email address has to be confirmed before any message or picture will send, which catches people who think the review is what is blocking them when it is not.
Does Asspig have an app?
Nothing to install, and no download link sits anywhere on the public pages. The terms describe what you are agreeing to as the websites “and related mobile versions”, which is a mobile browser version of the same site.
That matters more here than on most sites, because joining involves photographing an ID card front and back and taking a selfie, and most people will be doing that on a phone, in a browser.
Is Asspig still running, or is it shutting down?
Both, on the site’s own account. It is live and accepting new members, and its FAQ carries a section headed “Website Closing Details” in which it confirms it is closing and names January 29 as the last day.
The year is not printed. The same answer says nothing changes until mid-December, when new signups stop and any membership subscriptions still billing are cancelled by the site. It refers to “the sites” rather than to Asspig alone, so it covers all five brands on the network. A related answer says data is expected to be kept for 30 to 60 days after closing, for payment and legal queries, and that nothing will be sold.
Is Asspig free to join?
Yes, and the free account is the ordinary one. The About page says the trade off for how the site is run is that you do not have to pay to belong. You can browse immediately, and once your email is confirmed and your profile has passed review you can start up to fifteen new conversations a day, with no limit on replying to people already talking to you.
Membership itself is free. A paid upgrade exists, and the terms say the prices of each subscription are displayed at the time of purchase, which is behind the login screen. What the upgrade buys is named in the FAQ: sending pictures inside conversations, and opening private pictures another member has shared with you. It is sold either as a recurring subscription or as a one time purchase, and the terms say purchases are final and not refundable, with 30 days to flag a billing error.
Your Turn At The Door
If your profile has been through the review here, say how long it sat there and whether it came back asking for edits. Did the single login across the five sites surprise you, or did you know? And now that the closing date is up on the FAQ, what are people in the clubs doing about it? Vote above and leave it below.