PornDoePremium Signs Licensing Deal With HotMovies

 PornDoePremium Signs Licensing Deal With HotMovies

SWITZERLAND — PornDoePremium has signed a one-year licensing deal with video-on-demand service provider HotMovies, the companies announced today.

The deal adds a selection of new content to HotMovies’s growing library of premium titles — from the most popular PornDoe Premium niches, including “The White Boxxx,” “Her Limit” and “Trans Bella.”

HotMovies will highlight 20 new PornDoe Premium releases every month to its members. Members can view the scenes across multiple connected devices and share their experiences and opinions through social features, such as rating and reviewing.

“The phone has been off the hook with partners chaotically scrimmaging to get the content first, the demand was much greater than anticipated, proof that we are setting new standards in this business,” said Christian G, licensing manager for PornDoe Premium. “With Hotmovies’s long-standing reputation, it would have been a no brainer not to get started with them right away.”

“Following a really successful year, this deal continues to show tremendous momentum in our growth and unique ability to offer original premium content. We are officially deemed the complete solution for licensing sites and one of the best VOD services providers on the market. HotMovies, didn’t take much time to jump onboard.”

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