Tube Sites Submitter review: who the Windows app suits

How Tube Sites Submitter gets one clip onto hundreds of tubes

You prepare a video once in Tube Sites Submitter, often shortened to TSS, pick a group of tubes and start the run, or schedule it. TSS registers new accounts on the tubes that allow it, or you import logins you already have. They sit in a built-in password manager on your own machine.

Each video gets a title, description, tags and one or more of TSS's 200 categories, which the app maps to every tube's own list. An AI helper writes the title, tags and description in one click. The file goes out exactly as you edited it, so a burned-in watermark or end card travels with every upload, and your profile link rides along on every account.

• Queue and threads: several uploads run in parallel, failures are retried on their own and an interrupted run picks up where it stopped.
• Reports: a live log shows what went through, and each run exports a report, which agencies use as proof of delivery.
• Proxy and CAPTCHA service: set per profile, with no cap on the number of profiles.

A successful submission only means the form went through. Each tube then publishes, reviews or rejects the clip under its own rules, and some steps stay manual: email confirmation, ID or age checks, CAPTCHAs the app cannot solve. Count the clips that are actually live, tube by tube, during the first month.

The database lists more than 260 tubes and is patched several times a week as sites change their forms. It includes SpankBang, Eporner, TNAFlix, Nuvid, Motherless, YouJizz and HDZog, plus niche sites such as BoyzTube. Tubes with an AI category take AI-generated models like any other creator.

Can you run Tube Sites Submitter on a Mac?

No. Tube Sites Submitter is a Windows desktop app, so a Mac user needs a Windows VPS or the team's upload service. The app only uploads while its machine is on, which is the case for a VPS around the clock. The developer can set one up for you, billed separately by the host.

One license runs on one machine at a time. Moving to a new computer means deactivating the old one or asking support to reset the activation. An agency can run as many client profiles as it likes from that single seat, but two staff uploading from two machines at once need two licenses or a multi-user plan from sales.

Tube Sites Submitter pricing

All three Tube Sites Submitter plans include the same features and the full tube database. Only the term changes. Prices are in US dollars, payment goes through PayPal or another named processor, and sales tax or VAT may be added depending on where you are.

• Monthly, $34.95: renews every month until cancelled, $419.40 over a year.
• Three-month, $99: renews every quarter, $396 over a year, with priority support.
• Yearly, $349: paid once and never renews on its own, with priority support and 10% off Nifty Stats, the team's affiliate stats tracker.

Every plan includes 1,500 CAPTCHA solves and 500 AI credits. The recurring plans are cancelled by emailing support from the address you bought with. If no confirmation arrives within two business days, write again and keep a copy. When a license lapses, the app stops starting new jobs and stops getting database updates, while your profiles and accounts stay on disk.

The free demo and the three-day refund window

The Tube Sites Submitter demo is the full app with a two-tube database, and it needs no card. A login, a name and an email address get you the download link. Two tubes are enough to register an account, push a real clip, test a proxy and check the app on your VPS. Buying a plan unlocks the full database on the same install.

Test everything in the demo, because the refund window is short. The pricing FAQ says refunds are handled case by case, but the terms give a new customer three calendar days after the first purchase, and nothing for renewals or later purchases. Approved refunds start within ten business days, and unused time is never refunded pro rata.

Letting the team upload for you

With the Upload Service, the Tube Sites Submitter team registers the profiles, writes the metadata and runs the uploads on its own servers. There is no minimum, from one clip a day to several hundred. Profiles carry your display name, avatar, bio and link, they belong to you, and you can ask for the logins at any time. After each run you get a list of what went live and what did not.

Pricing is quoted per project, based on volume, target tubes and the link you promote, with a reply within one business day. No rate card is published, and the team guarantees neither publication, traffic nor sales. Get the number of tubes and the price per clip in writing before the first batch.

Who is behind Tube Sites Submitter

Tube Sites Submitter is owned by SELFIX, s.r.o., a company registered in Bratislava, Slovakia. The developer claims sixteen years of work on the app, and UpdateStar has listed it since February 2011. The same team sells Tubes Booster, a video site CMS, and Nifty Stats.

The reviews that rank for the app's name mostly come from coupon sites and software aggregators. One of them, ColorMango, still lists TSS at $29.95 a month and $299 a year. On BlackHatWorld in February 2024, a member looking for a submitter found the available tools, TSS included, badly dated and poorly reviewed. The current terms took effect on 6 August 2026, and a new beta came out in September 2026.

You stay responsible for what you upload. TSS does not review any video, and for explicit content with real performers, age proof, consent, labeling and record-keeping are on the uploader.

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