BunnyCMS

BunnyCMS is a software vendor for people who run adult websites. Its pages describe a content management system for membership sites, fansites, video on demand, VR sites and webcam platforms, sold as a monthly subscription or as a one-time "forever" license. The terms and conditions name the owner as a sole proprietor located in Ukraine, and the homepage presents the company as a full-service partner that builds, hosts and manages adult platforms for its clients. The operator it serves is a site owner who wants a platform set up for them rather than a self-run install.

What it sells an operator

The prices page sorts the product into a fansite package, a paysite or VOD package, a VR package and a webcam package, each offered as a single site. In October 2026 the fansite package read $199 per month or $6699 forever, and it covers a custom logo, customizable token prices, multilanguage support and integration of any payment processor. The paysite or VOD package read $149 per month or $4899 forever, with a migration option for members and content from a previous site, a ViewShare system and customizable prices. The VR package read $175 per month or $5999 forever, and the webcam package read $219 per month or $3999 forever, with the prices page adding "+ AntMedia license" to the webcam price.

A VR Support module on the prices page runs VR streaming up to 8K with protected CDN delivery, and Playa and DeoVR player integrations are listed as separate modules.

The prices page also lists add-on modules, each with its own monthly and forever price. Examples are a Telegram channel module, a galleries module, a module that publishes queued videos on a daily schedule and a downloads limit for raw files. Some modules carry an asterisk, and the page notes that third-party provider costs are billed separately.

The terms that decide the choice

The terms and conditions state that the customer is fully responsible for how the software is used and for the content published on its website. The acceptable use clause asks customers to comply with applicable laws, forbids unlawful activity and lets the company suspend or terminate services for unlawful use. The terms do not mention adult content by name, and the pages do not describe an approval step for adult sites. The prices page does describe its plans as built for an adult business, so the vendor markets to adult operators directly while its written policy stays general.

On age checks, the age verification module is described as verifying "user age with trusted and secured identity technology" and is sold as an add-on with separate third-party costs. The homepage FAQ says that depending on jurisdiction an operator may need age verification documentation for performers, compliance records and other required documents. The pages do not say how performer records are kept, and they do not say whether the company keeps any records itself.

The pages do not publish a DMCA or takedown procedure, and they name no dedicated desk for reports of infringing or unlawful content. Questions about the terms and refund reviews both go through the contact form. The pages do not name data center locations. The homepage lists SSL, HSTS headers and DDoS protection among its security layers. The terms say the company does not operate, host or manage customer websites, while the homepage says it builds, hosts and manages adult platforms. The pages do not reconcile the statements.

BunnyCMS does not bill the operator's members itself: every package lists "Integration of Any Payment Processors", the partners page names CCBill, NETBilling, Signature Payments and Segpay as payment processors, and the homepage says the company can add the provider the volume needs. For its own plans, the prices page says it accepts credit cards, bank wire, PayPal and crypto. The packages include an affiliate system, the paysite and VR packages add a ViewShare system, and a ViewShare Upload module lets trusted partners upload content and manage actors and studios; the pages do not explain how either system splits revenue. An Invite & Reward module gives members a referral link worth 3 months free per new user, and a NATS integration module connects the site to NATS for affiliates and subscriptions.

Refunds are set out in the refund policy. Subscription payments are generally non-refundable because work may begin immediately after payment. Customers can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the billing period. The policy lists duplicate payments, billing errors and technical issues that stop the service working as intended as the exceptions, each reviewed on its own. Lifetime licenses, modules and custom work are, in the policy's words, "typically non-refundable once delivered or initiated." For a chargeback, the policy asks the customer to contact the company first.

The FAQ says content can be exported, but the software is required for the website to keep running. The terms disclaim any guarantee of uninterrupted availability and exclude indirect or consequential damages, and they are governed by the laws of Ukraine.

Getting started and support

Onboarding follows a 5-day program. It opens with a consultation and a simple agreement with minimal paperwork, then a technical setup covering server configuration, DNS and a base theme. The design step offers a light or dark base theme or a custom build. The payment step asks the operator to choose a supported provider, then runs the technical integration and payment testing. Content upload comes last. The homepage says no coding is needed.

Migration from another CMS is offered, and custom design, custom VR solutions and custom webcam integrations are listed as work for a fee. The prices page lists "Tech Support 24/7 and Weekly Updates" on every package, and the FAQ says ongoing support is provided for active projects. Contact runs through a form, a live chat button and messaging channels the homepage names as WhatsApp, Telegram and X. The homepage gives 24 hours as the usual reply time, suggests checking the spam folder and links an XBiz profile. The pages name Google Analytics, Plausible and Matomo as analytics tools that can be connected, and a Google sign-in module is listed for registration.

Company and track record

The terms name the owner as a sole proprietor located in Ukraine. The pages do not give a founding year, a headcount or a company registration number. The homepage carries a quote from the founder and describes the team as developers, designers and adult industry veterans.

The case studies name EroticOnly and StripPOV as clients. EroticOnly is described as launched in 40 hours and grown into a network of 9,000+ videos across 6 sites, with paysites, fansites, a webcam platform and Germany-first localization. StripPOV is described as a POV-format site that went live in 1 week, with a preview-to-paid flow and 5+ custom modules. The EroticOnly summary on the homepage cites 15+ custom features. These are the vendor's own figures about its client work.

The partners page also lists the adult hosting companies MojoHost and MidnightHost, a content provider called Descrideo that automates video titles, descriptions and tags with AI, and the age verification providers Yoti and BorderAge.

Who it suits

The vendor covers fansites, paysites, VOD, VR and webcam sites, and the same module list runs across several of them. An operator who runs more than one format can keep those formats on one platform, provided the vendor's modules cover the features it needs. The vendor fits a new fansite or paysite owner who wants a managed build with custom design, payment setup and a launch program handled by the vendor. It fits a VR or webcam operator who wants one product for that format.

It is a weaker fit for an operator who needs named data center locations or a written DMCA procedure, because the pages do not give those, or who wants software it owns outright: the terms say the software is licensed, not sold. Both the monthly and the lifetime plans leave the site dependent on the software, and custom work is listed as a fee without a price on the page. The strongest commitment the pages make is on support: 24/7 technical support, weekly updates and a 5-day launch program with a named payment integration step.