For Webmasters and Affiliate Managers
TransFapDB indexes trans and TS performers. Bios come from public sources, scene lists are read off studio tours one row at a time, and nothing on the site is written by a studio or paid for by one.
Three things bring webmasters to this address, and all three are on this page: the short list of sites we send readers to, somewhere to go looking for an affiliate program, and getting a catalogue indexed here.
Sites we send readers to
That list is Friends, linked from the footer of every page here. It is where a reader goes when the question falls outside trans porn, or when we plainly do not hold what they came for.
It is empty. We opened it in August 2026 and have put nobody on it yet, so the first names there will not be sitting under forty others.
Who fits: trans and TS databases, ladyboy galleries, tubes that write their own copy instead of pasting the studio blurb, review sites that genuinely cover trans paysites rather than parking two of them at the bottom of a general list. A fan site for one performer counts, if somebody actually maintains it.
Who does not: pages holding two hundred outgoing links in a column, self-service add-your-link forms, anyone selling placement. We neither buy nor sell it, so a media kit with a rate card has landed in the wrong inbox.
The topic has to line up, and that part is not snobbery about traffic. A reader who arrives here from a general adult catalogue did not come looking for trans performers, and sending one of ours the other way would be the same mistake. Write and say what your project covers. If it does not fit you will get a no, which is cheaper for both of us than silence.
Linking to us
Anchor: TransFapDB. Point it at the home page, or at whichever profile, category or site page fits the sentence it sits in. A link inside a paragraph is worth more than a button in a sidebar, when the choice is yours.
The button is 120x60:
Ready to paste:
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<a href="https://transfapdb.com/">TransFapDB</a>Looking for an affiliate program
We do not run one. There is a sister project that catalogues them: the affiliate program directory on FapIndex, with commission rates, payout types, payment methods, and a rating on the ones that have been through an audit.
Trans is a narrow slice of what is listed there, so read it for the general shape: who pays revshare, who pays per signup, and whose deeplinks are worth the trouble of using. The rating only sits on the programs somebody has actually audited, so read the rest of the list as a place to start rather than a verdict. If you run a program and it is missing, or its entry has gone stale, say so and it gets fixed.
Getting a site indexed here
There is no paid listing and no review desk. A site gets a card once we have read its catalogue, and what we read is scenes: title, date, cast, thumbnail, one row each.
Cards come in two kinds. A trans catalogue gets the full one, everything on the site. A mainstream site with a trans line gets a partial card that carries only that line, and it takes at least 20 trans scenes across at least 5 trans performers before that card is worth building. Under those numbers the scenes still show up on the profiles of the performers in them, there is simply no page for the site.
What to send: the tour URL, and a login if the scene list sits behind one. A feed or a content API saves us a week of work. If your models have their own pages, mention it, because a real cast page is the difference between a name in a credit line and a profile.
Profiles have a floor of their own. A performer needs a bio from a public source, scenes, images, and at least one connection to somebody else who already has a profile here. A name with three scenes behind it and nothing else does not get a page. That is deliberate and we are not moving it: a young domain full of thin pages is how the sister database lost most of its impressions in a single June week.
How we rank sets out the number in the corner of every poster, what it counts, and why nobody here is close to 100. Short version for this page: it is recomputed from the database, nobody can pay to move it, and it is not moved for a partner either.
Contact
Everything above goes to [email protected]. Pitches for the Friends list, a catalogue you want indexed, a wrong birth date, a scene credited to the wrong person, a dead link you spotted: same address, and a person reads it.