What FanCentro bans, in its own words
In its own published rules, FanCentro bans 1 of the 19 content categories I checked and never mentions 18. Each quote below is the platform's exact wording, with a link to the page it came from.
What FanCentro bans
Banned means the terms prohibit it, or a general ban clearly covers it. Where the terms don't name the category, my note under the quote says so.
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Family-role roleplay
violence, incest, racial slurs, or hate speech
Source Incest depiction banned; no roleplay carve-out stated.
What FanCentro doesn't mention
The published terms say nothing about these. Silence is not permission: a platform can still remove content under a general clause, or under rules that aren't on its public pages.
- Blood (real or simulated)
- Menstruation
- Lactation
- Induced vomiting (emesis)
- Fecal content
- Urination
- Urination on a partner
- Urine consumption
- Breath play or choking
- Full restraint during sex
- Fisting
- Weapons (real or prop)
- Alcohol or drugs on camera
- Age-regression roleplay (adults)
- Diaper or ABDL content
- Abduction or CNC roleplay
- Hypnosis or mind-control themes
- Oversized or fantasy toys
Practical rules on FanCentro
My summary of the platform's own wording. I'm not a lawyer, so read the source before you rely on it, and confirm payout terms in your dashboard.
- Adding a co-performer
- Creator must keep written documentation confirming every subject is of age; release terms not detailed. Source
- Outside links and watermarks
- No explicit rule on creator outlinks found; unauthorized advertising and promotional material is banned. Source
- Creator payout share
- Creator keeps 80%, no billing fees. Source
- Payout schedule and minimum
- Monthly, once balance reaches $100; below that it rolls over. Source
What FanCentro's terms say about the deal
From my comparison of platform terms. I finished reading FanCentro's pages on November 11, 2026. Each line says what the words say, not whether a court would enforce them. I'm not a lawyer. Creator terms sit in a separate "Terms of Service for Creators and Agencies", which I have not read.
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Suspending or ending your account: For any reason
terminate or suspend your access to all or part of the Website for any or no reason
Source The platform may terminate or suspend access to all or part of the Website for any reason or no reason. -
Unpaid balance: May keep or withhold it
Restrict, suspend, or withhold earnings and payouts.
Source When the platform detects or is told of infringing content, the actions the terms let it take include restricting, suspending or withholding earnings and payouts. The terms do not say whether withheld earnings are later released. Creator payment terms sit in a separate agreement I have not read. -
Changing the terms: Advance notice promised
we will give you reasonable, advance notice, in a transparent manner, in text form
Source The platform says it will give reasonable advance notice of changes in text form, for example by pop-up or email; users are treated as agreeing unless they object before the effective date. -
Disputes: Arbitration
we will resolve any disputes between us (including any disputes between you and a third-party agent of ours) through binding and final arbitration
Source For Users located in the United States, disputes go to binding AAA arbitration before a single arbitrator, with a class and representative action waiver and jury waiver. Arbitration applies to users in the United States only. -
Time limit to bring a claim: Terms say one year
MUST BE COMMENCED WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR AFTER THE CAUSE OF ACTION ACCRUES
Source The terms say a user's claims must be started within one year.
No clear answer in the pages I read: License to your content; AI training on your content; Your content or name in promotion; After you delete or leave; Chargebacks and refunds; Inactive accounts and unclaimed earnings. That is not a promise either way.
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