PIMPROLL Launches New Lesbian Paysite

LOS ANGELES — The allure of real lesbian action drives adult affiliate company PIMPROLL's new paysite, SeducedByARealLesbian.com.

The company is pitching the new site as reality fare that eschews flashy production design in favor of amateur-style, authentic girl-on-girl encounters that explore "true to life" themes.

“There are many adult sites available in every major niche, but that doesn’t always mean the existing ones are doing the best possible job monetizing the specific traffic a webmaster is sending,” PIMPROLL's David K. said. “We saw a very real opportunity to fill a void in the lesbian niche, and Seduced By A Real Lesbian has already shown terrific results during the soft launch with our own internal traffic."

The site features a host of fresh faces, including Carli Banks, Alyssa Reese, April O'Neil and others. Former Digital Playground contract performer Jana Cova also turns up in a scene.

PIMPROLL offers webmasters a revenue share program that works on a sliding scale. Webmasters can make 65 percent of each initial signup, 65 percent of every rebill, 65 percent of any optional cross sales and 65 percent of all optional cross sale rebills. In addition, the company pays 25 percent revenue share on money made from webcam upsells.

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