WebNaughty
A dating site normally uses its signup page to tell you who is already inside. WebNaughty uses part of its own signup page to tell you who is not welcome. Printed directly above the registration form, in the site’s own capitals, is a notice aimed at web cam models: “FORGET IT! Don’t waste your time. We’ll catch you. We’ll ban you. We’ll contact the company you work with and you will lose your account there as well. Web Naughty is about REAL people!”
The Front Door, and the Address That Opens It
Getting in costs nothing, and the homepage says so four times in four consecutive lines that each end “IT’S FREE!”: joining, viewing profiles, browsing uncensored photos, and contacting other members. Without an account you still reach a member search with country and state selectors, a photo gallery, a tile row headed “REAL MEMBERS OF WEB NAUGHTY”, a forums directory, plus couples and bisexual subdomains of the same brand. The lander carries explicit photographs and an 18 and over notice.
One thing before you type the domain. Ask for the https:// address and Chrome shows a page titled “Privacy error”. The http:// one serves the site normally.
Have You Had an Account on WebNaughty?
The poll below is for people who registered here.
If a search box full of local profiles is the thing you actually came for, the button below opens the straight hookup shortlist we point people to.
The Basics, Straight Off the Site
Address that answers: http://www.webnaughty.com
Domain first registered: 24 July 2003, registry record last changed June 2026
Footer copyright line: runs from 2003 to 2009
Company named in the membership agreement: Absix Inc.
Law and venue that agreement chooses: Florida, arbitration in Miami
Deadline it sets on any claim: one year
Billing questions and membership cancellation: SegpayEU.com, called the authorized sales agent
Contacts printed on the site: webmaster@webnaughty.com and support@webnaughty.com
Opening an account: no charge, and no card requested
Preferences the member search offers: straight, bisexual, gay and lesbian
Adult material on the lander: yes, under an 18 and over notice
Server answering: Apache on Ubuntu
The Only Numbers Anyone Can Check
The size language on the site is a claim rather than a count. Its bisexual subdomain invites you to “Browse thousands of explicit personal ads posted by REAL people”, and the homepage calls itself a “REAL Community”. No date, no method and no source sits near either line.
Away from the site, Tranco ranks domains by how popular they are rather than by how many visits they get. Its list held webnaughty.com between about 1.1 million and 3.6 million across 34 consecutive days, from 6 August to 8 September 2026. Tranco rank history
Four shots of the site: the homepage, the contact form, the couples search and the registration page. Open the registration one, because that is where the notice quoted at the top of this page sits.
Money, and Who Is Holding It
The account itself is free, the join page repeats it in its own words, “It’s always 100% FREE to post your profile, NO CREDIT CARD NEEDED!”, and one of the four homepage lines puts contacting other members inside that same free label. The footer under every page names somebody else for the money: “For Billing Inquiries, or to cancel your membership, please visit SegpayEU.com, our authorized sales agent.” The link behind that name goes to cs.segpay.com. Both sentences are the site’s own and they sit two screens apart.
Refunds are one clause long. Section 15 of the membership agreement reads, in full: “Due to the nature of the services provided, all sales are final and no refunds will be provided.” Section 11 of the same document says that if you are dissatisfied with the service, your “sole and exclusive remedy is to discontinue using this site.”
The membership agreement sets out no renewal terms and no cancellation deadline, and cancellation itself is routed to SegpayEU.com. For the account rather than the money, section 7 gives a second route: terminate by contacting support@webnaughty.com. A contact form that needs no login takes anything else, and its own line says a customer request usually gets a reply in 24 hours or less. WebNaughty membership agreement
Reading the Agreement, the Footer and the Certificate
One sentence, in section 1 of the membership agreement, carries the whole ownership disclosure: “This site is owned and operated by Absix Inc.” That name appears nowhere else on the site. The agreement gives no company number, no state of incorporation and no address to go with it. What it does give is Florida law, exclusive jurisdiction in the State of Florida or the federal court covering Miami, a single American Arbitration Association arbiter, and a rule that any claim “must be filed within one (1) year after such claim or cause of action arose or be forever barred.”
The site’s own 2257 statement draws a line under the photographs: “WEBNAUGHTY.COM does not produce, hire, contract for, or otherwise arrange for the participation of performers engaging in sexually explicit conduct, but is a mere hosting service/distributor of photos and videos submitted by our members.”
Then there is the address. The certificate served on webnaughty.com and on www.webnaughty.com is a current Let’s Encrypt certificate, issued 26 July 2026 and running to 24 October 2026, presented with its full chain. Its subject is ssl.webnaughty.com, and that is the only name listed on it. Because the address people type is not on the certificate, a browser reports a hostname mismatch and stops at its own warning screen before the site loads. Over http:// the same server answers normally with no redirect, and ssl.webnaughty.com itself verifies without complaint.
The dates land in the same year twice. The .com was created on 24 July 2003 and its record was last changed in June 2026, while the visible footer copyright starts in 2003 and prints 2009 as the far end of its range. Registry record for webnaughty.com and the site’s own registration page.
Before You Fill In That Form
Is WebNaughty free, and what does a free account cover?
Registering is free and no card is asked for while you do it. The join page states that outright, in capitals, saying it is always 100% free to post a profile and that no credit card is needed, and it puts the whole form at less than two minutes and one step.
The unusual part is what the homepage puts inside that free label. Four lines run down the page, and the fourth one covers contacting other members rather than merely looking at them. The three above it cover joining, viewing profiles and browsing uncensored photos. Those are the site’s own promises, printed to a visitor who is not logged in.
Does a WebNaughty membership renew on its own?
The membership agreement does not say. Renewal, recurring billing and subscriptions are not among the fifteen sections it prints, and neither is any deadline for getting out. That is the state of the document, and it is not the same thing as a statement that nothing recurs.
What the site does confirm is that a payment desk exists somewhere in the flow, because the footer of every page hands billing questions and cancellations to an outside agent. So the paid tier is real, and its terms are somewhere other than the paperwork the site publishes.
How do you cancel a WebNaughty membership?
Not on WebNaughty. The footer that repeats under every page sends both billing inquiries and cancellations to SegpayEU.com, which it calls its authorized sales agent, and the link behind that name resolves to cs.segpay.com. So the place to stop a payment is a different company’s website from the one you signed up on.
The account is the other half and it stays in house. Section 7 of the membership agreement says that anyone who objects to the terms or becomes dissatisfied should discontinue and terminate their membership by writing to support@webnaughty.com. There is also a contact form open to people who are not logged in, and the page above it says most requests get an answer inside 24 hours.
Can you get a refund from WebNaughty?
The agreement gives that question one sentence and no conditions. Section 15 is headed REFUND POLICY and it says that due to the nature of the services provided, all sales are final and no refunds will be provided. There is no window, no exception and no process attached to it.
Section 11 of the same agreement points the same way from a different angle, telling a dissatisfied member that their sole and exclusive remedy is to stop using the site. The footer meanwhile still routes billing questions out to the named sales agent, so the money conversation and the paperwork about the money sit with two different companies.
Why does webnaughty.com not open over https?
Because of one field on the certificate. The server does answer on port 443, and what it presents there is a valid Let’s Encrypt certificate issued on 26 July 2026, running until 24 October 2026, with the whole chain up to the root included. Nothing about it has expired and nothing about it is homemade.
The name on it is ssl.webnaughty.com, and that is the only name it lists. The address a visitor types, with or without the www, is not covered, so the browser compares the two, finds they do not match, and shows its warning screen instead of the site. The plain http:// address serves the same server normally and does not redirect to the secure one.
How long has WebNaughty been running?
The .com was created on 24 July 2003, which the registry still shows, along with an expiry in 2027 and a record that was last changed in June 2026. The site’s own visible footer starts its copyright in the same year, 2003, and prints 2009 as the second half of that range.
Signs of current administration sit beside that. The registry entry was updated this year, the certificate on port 443 was issued in July 2026, and the domain runs on Cloudflare nameservers. Take the starting date from 2003 rather than from anything earlier.
Who runs WebNaughty?
Section 1 of the membership agreement says the site is owned and operated by Absix Inc. That is the sum of what the site publishes about its owner: the name shows up in that one clause and on no other page, and no company number, state of incorporation, registered address or director is printed anywhere alongside it.
The rest of the corporate detail on the site is about where an argument would happen rather than who you would be arguing with. The agreement chooses Florida law, names the State of Florida courts or the federal court covering Miami, sends disputes to a single American Arbitration Association arbiter, and gives any claim one year before it is barred. Day to day, two addresses are printed for members: webmaster@webnaughty.com in the agreement and the privacy policy, and support@webnaughty.com for ending a membership.
Was It REAL People?
The poll is further up this page and the box below takes the longer version.
The site is loud about who it wants and who it does not. Tell us which of those turned up for you: whether messages came back, whether the members in the tiles and the gallery matched anyone you actually spoke to, whether the couples or bisexual sides had anybody moving on them, and whether any of it reached a meeting. And if money ever changed hands, say whose name showed up when it did.