Mechbunny

What the vendor is

Mechbunny is the script brand of Mechanical Bunny Media, a web development company headquartered in Wrocław, Poland, with a street address on ul. Nowohucka given on its contact page. It sells PHP scripts that site operators run on their own servers: a webcam aggregator for adult cam sites, a link directory and review script, and a tube script for video sites, which is now supplied installed on hosting bundles rather than sold on its own. The about page says the company works mostly with small and large companies from the adult industry, and that it also builds mainstream web applications.

What it sells an operator

The tube script is the product the home page is built around, and its own page calls it a video script for professional webmasters, built in-house and not based on a framework or a CMS such as WordPress. The page carries a "NO LONGER AVAILABLE" marker, and the hosting page says MojoHost directly sells and installs the Mechbunny software license on its hosting packages. In practice the tube script is bought as part of one of those bundles. The license comes with 99% unencoded source that the buyer is free to modify, unlimited domain use (non-transferable, with no resale or redistribution rights), unlimited support and an initial installation for the first site.

The feature list is long. It covers video conversion through ffmpeg or HandBrake, automatic trailers and animated thumbnails, Amazon S3 or compatible storage, delivery through origin-based CDNs, anti-hotlinking for videos, multi-language sites, a responsive template with live template switching, model and channel pages, user profiles, favorites, messaging and uploads, and a built-in ad system that serves banners, text, iframe and in-player ads. Paysite support runs as monthly membership or as a video-on-demand platform with token-based pay-per-view, and the page lists built-in payment integrations for Epoch, CCBill and Verotel, with a paid membership system for CCBill, Zombaio or NATS; the page adds that an unlisted biller can be added. VR and 360-degree video play through the Delight-VR player, which needs a separate registration with that provider and, depending on traffic, a subscription. The SEO page says the front end produces search-friendly URLs, paginated sitemaps including Google video sitemaps, and OpenGraph tags. The vendor's own performance claim is that the script has run on sites pushing more than 40 Gbits/sec and 40 million page views a day.

The CamAggregator is an adult-industry webcam API aggregator written for PHP 7 and PHP 8, built as a content management system for promoting adult webcam affiliate programs through model APIs. It filters performers by site, age, ethnicity, hair color, gender, status and tags, builds custom landing pages from those filters, keeps a performer whitelist and custom performer text, and shows an 18+ overlay and a GDPR overlay. The page says it supports 8 webcam sites, with more on the way, and that the PHP 8 and 8.1 version will be released once IonCube ships a PHP 8 loader.

The Mechbunny Link Directory is a PHP toplist and link directory script for webmasters who write reviews of websites. It takes automated screenshots through PageRes, imports sites from CSV, tracks incoming traffic from directory sites, lets users rate reviews, save favorites and submit sites, and supports moderator accounts. The page says branding can be removed without paying extra.

Prices are listed product by product. In October 2026 the Link Directory page lists an unlimited domain license at €99, and the CamAggregator page lists one at €169, each outside resale and redistribution. The hosting page lists the MojoHost bundles MB1, MB2 and MBPRO at $49, $99 and $199 a month. Each bundle is a managed server with MojoCloud object storage and a MojoCDN allowance, a named support plan and free SSL certificates, and each is marked for Mechbunny sites only. The same page says MojoHost offers a 50% discount on the tube software to customers who host with it, and that hosting for other domains is bought separately from MojoHost.

The top plan is described differently on the hosting and tube script pages: a virtual server with 500 GB NVMe on the hosting page, and a fully managed dedicated server on the tube script page. The middle plan also differs, with 250 GB of local NVMe on the hosting page and 225 GB of enterprise SSD on the tube script page.

The terms that decide the choice

The content rule for the software is a short list of banned uses in the terms. Among them are sites carrying pornographic content featuring performers under the age of 18, bestiality content and copyright violations. Beyond that list the terms set no approval step for adult sites, and the cam product is presented openly as an adult-industry tool. The site itself is open only to individuals aged at least 18.

Payments run through a third party. The terms say the site does not handle payments itself, that a payment is passed to a third-party processor that handles the whole payment process, that payment disputes go to that processor, and that access to a product follows the processor's fraud review. Every page states that payment is accepted by Visa, Mastercard and electronic bank transfer, settled through Stripe.

Refunds are strict. The terms say software and services are not returnable or refundable after purchase unless stated otherwise. Subscription services can be canceled at any time, but only active subscriptions can be refunded. Products are digital goods, typically delivered within 1 business day, and custom programming is delivered as set out in the quote.

The copyright clause in the terms covers the vendor's own website: the company says it responds to copyright notices by removing material or disabling links, and that it may end access for a visitor who repeatedly infringes. It offers no takedown tool for an operator's own domain.

The terms let the vendor end a client account only for a material breach left uncured for 14 days after notice, although it may end general access to the site at any time and may shut the service down as a whole. Liability is capped at the fees paid in the 6 months before a claim. The terms name the laws of Ontario, Canada as governing law, with the courts in Wrocław, Poland as the venue.

Getting started and support

Pre-sale questions go through the contact form, and the contact page says a representative replies, usually within 24 hours, with answers and payment links. For the tube script, the hosting order needs all 3 components: a server, object storage and a CDN, ordered on the MojoHost site without changing the cart. MojoHost then contacts the buyer about delivery and introduces an account representative. The servers are described as fully managed, backed up regularly and preconfigured with every dependency the software needs, and the bundle listings on the tube script page add free setup and 24/7/365 online and phone support from MojoHost. The tube script page also says the company can install its software on any VPS or dedicated server at any host, and that an operator moving from another tube script can have users and content ported over.

For self-installs, the tube script lists Apache, Lighttpd or Nginx; PHP 5.3 or higher with PHP 7 support; MySQL, MariaDB or Percona; MP4Box; ImageMagick 6.7.7 or higher; an H.264 streaming module; an IonCube loader; and FFmpeg built with libx264 and libfaac, with HandBrakeCLI and Wowza, FMS or Red5 optional. After purchase, a help desk on the support subdomain takes requests and holds articles for the tube script and other software, including a guide to installing the script's dependencies on CentOS 6 and 7.

Company and track record

The custom development page says Mechanical Bunny Media was established in 2003 and specializes in video-on-demand and live video streaming. The home page claims more than 9000 implemented websites, and the custom development page claims over 5k developed applications, customers in over 100 countries and over 60 years of combined experience across the team, all stated as the company's own figures. Its development work covers member's area scripts, live webcam sites, dating sites, custom tube builds, e-commerce stores and database optimization. In October 2026 it offers programming retainers from USD$600 a month, covering sites that run its scripts and sites on other software.

Who it suits

For tube and cam sites, the hosted tube script bundle fits an operator who wants server, storage, CDN and software bought together and installed, and the payment integrations suit a paysite that bills through CCBill, Epoch or Verotel and sells monthly or token memberships. The CamAggregator fits a cam affiliate site that runs PHP 7 now, since its PHP 8 release waits on IonCube. The Mechbunny Link Directory fits an operator who publishes reviews of other websites and needs a small self-hosted tool with its own traffic counter and user ratings.

It suits less well a buyer who wants a standalone tube script, since that is now supplied through the hosting bundles, or one who expects a refund after purchase. The strongest point is the license: unlimited domains, mostly unencoded source and support included, stated in plain words, which suits an operator running several sites.