Buddy Profits, Maleflixxx Launch NextDoorCinema VOD Site

TORONTO — Maleflixxx and Buddy Profits have launched their new video-on-demand site NextDoorCinema.com, and added a new pay-per-view option on the network of Buddy Profits membership websites, including NextDoorBuddies.com, NextDoorMale.com and NextDoorHookups.com.

Maleflixxx exclusively offers videos through its sites from 60 gay studios including Hot House, Kristen Bjorn, Titan, BelAmi, Studio 2000, Blue Blake, Rascal, Jet Set, High Octane, Mark Wolff and Pacific Sun.

"We have been working with Next Door Male for four or five years now, streaming their videos on the Maleflixx network. That's always been a great relationship,” Mary Gillis, product marketing manager for Sureflix Digital Distribution, owners and operators of the Maleflixxx network, told XBIZ. “It was one of our goals to extend the nature of our partnership. We wanted to work with them to increase the video demand on the network, making it the most profitable relationship possible for all parties.”

''I am really proud and excited about this deal,” Buddy Profits Account Manager Simon Soulières told XBIZ. "Maleflixx is a great company with even greater people behind it. They've been in the biz for many years; their knowledge and expertise is very appreciated when looking at the pay-per-view business. I am sure this alliance will be beneficial for our growth.''

Maleflixxx and Buddy Profits will work together to introduce and promote the new site, including offering marketing tools and banners to affiliates. For more information, visit NextDoorCinema.com.

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