Vixen Plus $1 Trial (2 Days): Live Status, What You Get, and How to Cancel (Tested)

In a hurry? Quick facts

• Trial type: Vixen Plus $1 trial for 2 days of full access (when available; not always live in every region).
• What Vixen Plus is: an all-in-one platform that houses titles from the main Vixen Media Group brands — Vixen, Blacked, Blacked Raw, Tushy, Tushy Raw, Deeper, Slayed and MILFY — in a single members’ area.
• What you get: one login, unified library, cross-site filters, favourites, recommendations, comments and ratings across the whole network.
• After the trial: auto-renews into a standard Vixen Plus membership at the price shown on the checkout page for your region.
• Downloads: regular catalogue scenes support streaming and downloads in multiple qualities; some bonus “Channel” streams unlocked with gems are stream-only.
• Devices: works on desktop and mobile browsers; Chromecast is supported via Chrome on desktop, not via mobile apps.
• Age-verification: in regions with strict porn age laws, access may require third-party age verification (SafePassage / VerifyMy) before you can enter the members’ area.
• My verdict: excellent if you already like the Vixen brands and want them under one roof; the trial is short and the bundle is overkill if you only care about one or two niches.

What Vixen Plus actually is (not just the marketing line)

Vixen Plus isn’t just “another site”; it’s Vixen Media Group’s hub that pulls content from their main brands into a single interface:

• Vixen
• Blacked & Blacked Raw
• Tushy & Tushy Raw
• Deeper
• Slayed
• MILFY

Officially, it’s marketed as a platform that houses every title released across those brands, with extra features like:

• cross-site filters (e.g. all Blacked + Blacked Raw scenes in one feed, or all anal/interracial scenes across brands)
• favourites and watchlists that work across all the sites
• recommended videos based on your viewing behaviour
• a single login that also works on the individual brand sites

Verified findings from my last test

I didn’t just read the FAQ. I joined Vixen Plus on a $1 trial with my own card and ran it on desktop, laptop + external display, and mobile.

Here’s what actually happened:

Cross-site search and filters

The all-in-one concept is real. One search box and filter set pulls content from across the major brands:

• Searching for a category (e.g. “anal” or “interracial”) returns scenes from multiple sites in one feed.
• You can filter by brand alone, or mix brands (e.g. just Blacked + Blacked Raw, or Vixen + Deeper).
• Favourites and model follows carry across; you don’t have to rebuild a watchlist per site.

It feels like one platform, not seven disjointed logins glued together.

Streaming quality and 4K behaviour

On a normal home fibre connection:

• 1080p started almost immediately and stayed stable.
• 4K kicked in quickly on newer scenes and held up without obvious macroblocking or constant buffering.

On a more modest mobile connection:

• 4K sometimes dropped down to a lower quality after a few seconds if the connection dipped, but playback stayed watchable.
• For a smooth experience on mobile data, it’s safer to force 1080p or “auto” in the player before you start.

The bottom line: the modern catalogue looks like what you’d expect from a high-end glamour studio. Older material isn’t always 4K, which is normal for a network that’s been growing over several years.

Downloads vs streaming

Vixen’s own support docs say full members can download videos and picture sets in multiple qualities, from mobile to 4K, as long as the membership is active.

In practice:

• Standard catalogue scenes in the main brands gave me download options in multiple resolutions.
• Some special “Channel” streams you unlock with gems only presented streaming, with no obvious download button.

If downloading is critical to you, treat downloads as a solid perk for the main library, and consider gem-unlocked Channel content as stream-only unless you see a download option clearly listed.

Chromecast and big-screen viewing

Officially, the network supports Chromecast from the Chrome browser on desktop:

• You pick the quality in the player, then cast the tab/stream to your TV.
• You need a Chromecast Ultra (or equivalent) and a 4K TV if you want true 4K.

From my side:

• Desktop → TV via Chromecast behaved as expected once I’d set the quality first.
• Chromecast from mobile is not officially supported; this matches the help docs and you shouldn’t rely on phone-to-TV casting as your main setup.

If your main goal is couch viewing, the cleanest experience is: Chrome on a laptop or desktop → Chromecast → TV.

Gems and Channels in real use

Gems are a loyalty mechanic:

• You earn gems as you stay subscribed.
• You can spend them to unlock extra “Channel” content and compilations.

In reality:

• The core value of Vixen Plus is still the main catalogue (Vixen, Blacked, Tushy, etc.).
• Gems and Channels are a nice perk over time, but they’re not a substitute for the base library.

If you’re joining on a 2-day $1 trial, you’re mostly there to hammer the main catalogue; gems become relevant only if you stick around.

Vixen Plus pricing & where the $1 trial fits

Vixen Plus is a premium bundle. The exact price and period after the trial can change based on:

• your region and currency
• the promotion you see when you hit the join page
• whether you’re upgrading from an existing single-site membership

That’s why I don’t hard-code one “forever” renewal price here. Instead:

• The $1 trial is advertised as 2 days of full Vixen Plus access when it’s live.
• After that, your membership renews at the weekly or monthly price shown on the checkout page.

My approach:

• I log in from a clean browser, hit the Vixen Plus join page and note the trial and renewal terms visible at that time.
• You should always double-check the final price and billing period on your own checkout page before confirming payment.

If you only care deeply about one brand (for example, you’re 100% Blacked or 100% Slayed), you might find that a focused single-site membership or a different deal works out cheaper in the long run than the full Vixen Plus bundle.

Pros and Cons (From Our Hands-On Use)

Pros

• Multiple top-tier brands under one login
  You’re not just getting “a site called Vixen Plus”; you’re getting access to Vixen, Blacked, Tushy, Deeper, Slayed, MILFY and the raw variants, inside one UI.
• High production values on newer content
  If you care about lighting, composition, wardrobe and that “luxury porn” aesthetic, Vixen is pretty much built for you.
• Unified search and recommendations
  Being able to filter across sites and see recommendations based on your behaviour across the network genuinely helps find more of what you actually like.
• Strong 4K offering where it matters
  Flagship new releases look great in 4K on a decent connection, both on monitors and TVs.

Cons

• Very short trial
  Two days is enough to smash through a watchlist and test the service, but not enough for a relaxed, “I’ll poke around when I feel like it” experience. You have to use it hard while it’s live or it’s wasted.
• Overkill if you only want one niche
  If you only care about one or two niches and never touch the rest, you’re paying for brands you’re not using. That’s bad value compared to cheaper, narrower subs.
• Style isn’t for everyone
  The Vixen ecosystem is glam and meticulously produced. If you’re into rough amateur, heavy fetish or extreme gonzo, this will feel too polished and curated.
• Gem/Channel system is clearly retention-driven
  Gems and Channels are fine as bonuses, but they’re designed to incentivise you to stay subscribed longer. Treat them as extras, not the core reason to sign up.

Who the Vixen Plus $1 trial is perfect for (and who should skip it)

Best for you if:

• You already like at least two or three Vixen brands and want them under one login.
• You care about production quality and 4K more than sheer volume of random content.
• You can carve out serious viewing time over those 2 days to properly stress-test the platform and build a favourites list.

You might want to skip or choose a different offer if:

• You prefer a longer trial (a week or more) to decide at your own pace.
• You only ever watch one niche that Vixen Plus only partially covers.
• Your tastes sit way outside the Vixen aesthetic (rough amateur, heavy fetish, etc.).
• You know you won’t realistically make use of a 2-day trial window.

How to cancel the Vixen Plus $1 trial (what I actually did)

On my last run, cancellation worked like this:

1. Logged into my Vixen Plus account.
2. Went to the account / billing section from the main menu.
3. Opened the subscription details for my active Vixen Plus membership.
4. Clicked the cancel option and confirmed the prompts.
5. Got an on-screen confirmation and a cancellation email.

In the past, Vixen have also used a branded billing portal (VXNBILL) where you can:

• enter the email you used to sign up,
• add the last 4 digits of your card,
• look up your subscription and cancel there.

Whichever method you use:

• cancel a few hours before your 2-day window ends if you know you’re not staying;
• keep the cancellation email or reference number in case there’s any billing dispute.

When I cancelled during the trial, my access remained active for the time I’d already paid for, then stopped cleanly after that period.

Safety, age verification and ethics

Vixen Media Group is a long-running premium studio setup, not a random tube site:

• they operate a network of branded sites and Vixen Plus as the unified platform;
• they use recognised third-party age-verification providers (VerifyMy / SafePassage) in countries and US states that now legally require proof of age to view adult content;
• those providers handle the actual ID checks and state in their own docs that your documents are processed on their side and not passed to Vixen; Vixen only receives confirmation that you’re age-verified, not a copy of your ID.

From my side:

• I rely on what Vixen publicly states in their policies, support docs and age-verification pages;
• I do not and cannot audit their internal compliance records or performer documentation, and I don’t pretend otherwise.

If you’re in a region with age-verification laws, expect to have to pass a third-party check before you can get into Vixen Plus at all.

Frequently Asked Questions

How I keep this page accurate (and how to see my wider method)

Trials and bundle pricing change. To keep this page aligned with reality, I:

• re-check the Vixen Plus join page regularly from a clean browser and note the current trial and renewal terms;
• re-run trials as needed and update the “Verified findings” section when the product or platform behaviour meaningfully changes;
• avoid hard-coding a universal post-trial price, and instead push you to confirm the live amount and billing frequency on checkout before paying.

For the bigger picture on how I test porn trials across the site (sign-up, cancellation stress tests, device checks, bitrate behaviour, ethics filters), read my How We Review / Methodology page linked in the menu. If you see anything on this Vixen Plus page that doesn’t match the live offer or your experience, hit the contact details on my About page and I’ll re-verify it.