AdultShopping review: is a white-label toy store worth $29?

AdultShopping pricing: Starter, Pro and Enterprise

AdultShopping charges $29, $79 or $129 a month, or $228, $588 and $1,188 a year, with no setup fee. Annual billing works out to $19, $49 and $99 a month.

A custom domain comes with every plan. Pro adds the AI theme tools, premium themes, Judge.me reviews, Mailchimp, URL redirects and pricing rules. Enterprise is mostly about onboarding help and custom integrations. If the platform fee is taken from the sale price, Pro pays for its extra $50 a month once a store sells about $1,000 a month, though the terms do not state the base.

What you actually keep from each sale

AdultShopping lists commission rates only in your plan details after signup, and can change them with 30 days' notice. The commission is based on the product price, without tax. From it the platform takes its plan fee, Stripe's 2.9% plus $0.30, an extra 1.5% on non-US cards and 1% for currency conversion, any shipping charged to the buyer, and refunds, chargebacks and disputed payments.

A sale only counts once payment clears and the order is confirmed. Refunded orders are clawed back from the next payout, and a negative balance holds payouts until it recovers. Self-purchases, fake orders and referral fraud lead to suspension and forfeited commissions.

Stripe Connect payouts, W-9 and 1099-K

Commissions go out through Stripe Connect only, from a $50 minimum, monthly by default and weekly on Pro and Enterprise. There is no payout fee and transfers take two to three business days. New accounts sit through a seven-day hold first, and balances under $50 roll over.

To get paid you complete Stripe onboarding, verify your ID and bank account, and file a W-9 if you are a US citizen or resident. AdultShopping issues a 1099-K to US sellers who earn $600 or more in a year and withholds nothing. Sellers in Brazil, India, the UK or anywhere else outside the US file a W-8BEN and face 30% withholding unless a tax treaty lowers it. Payouts also need an active subscription, and a final payout after closing can take up to 60 days.

Is the AdultShopping free trial really free?

The home page says no credit card is needed, while the terms of service say a payment method is required to start the seven-day trial and that you are charged unless you cancel first.

After that, monthly and annual fees are not refunded, partial periods are not prorated, and downgrading does not refund the difference. Subscribers in the EU keep a 14-day right to cancel after purchase. A chargeback on your subscription suspends the account and costs $15 to $50 in fees. When you close your account, your store data is deleted, and an account closed for a violation loses its unpaid commissions.

Inside an AdultShopping store

Your store name becomes a your-store.myadultshopping.com address at signup, and you can point your own domain at it with SSL. The drag-and-drop editor has more than 25 blocks, and on Pro and Enterprise an AI generator builds a full theme from one prompt. An age gate is built in, and the catalog of more than 10,000 products syncs automatically.

Orders ship from the platform's US warehouses in plain packaging, same day or next business day. On demo stores such as TheVibed, standard US shipping is $6.99 for two to five business days and express $9.99 for one to three. International orders take 6 to 12 business days. Buyers see CNVCOM LLC on their card statement. Returns are refused for hygiene reasons unless an item arrives damaged or defective, reported within 30 days.

Is AdultShopping legit?

AdultShopping is a real business: the adultshopping.com domain has been registered since February 1998, the platform belongs to AdultShopping, Inc. at 1350 East Flamingo Road in Las Vegas, and CNVCOM LLC lists it as one of its three brands, next to the SexToy.com shop and the Wholesale.SexToy.com dropship platform. The legacy site at www.adultshopping.com no longer takes signups and points to the new one.

Older listings describe that retired program. Affpaying still shows a commission starting at 15%, monthly payment on the second Friday and payouts by PayPal, check or ACH. None of that applies to the current platform, which pays only through Stripe Connect and does not publish a rate.

The company's own dates and numbers do not line up. CNVCOM says AdultShopping launched in 2012 and was rebuilt in 2025, its brands page talks of paying publishers since 1995, and the platform's about page starts in 2008. Revenue generated is given as $2.4M+ on the home page and $10M+ on the about page. Support is by email, with a 24-hour response target and no phone number. An ambassador program pays for referring new store owners, with no rate published.

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