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26-week composite history
Metric breakdown
“Trust” measures transparency and accountability signals — published policies, DMCA/contact pages, domain history. It is not a guarantee of safety; use your own judgment and protection.
Features & pricing
- Free access
- Most viewing on HadeSex is free — about 85% of the catalog.
- Signup
- No account is needed for basic viewing.
- Mobile
- The mobile experience scores 64/100 in our tests.
Tracked in
Category performance
What the numbers mean
The current Verdict Index reads 60.4, down marginally from 61.2 in the prior period. Over 26 weeks it has moved in a tight band — a high of 61.9 and a low of 58.7 — so the story here is stability, not trend. This is a site holding its position rather than rising or sliding.
The composite is anchored by mid-60s metrics: quality (64) and mobile (64) at the top, library (61), popularity (62), freshness (60) and player (60) filling out the middle. Nothing spikes and nothing collapses, which is why the index sits almost exactly at the category midpoint.
Category-wise, its single strength is Aggregators, where it scores 59.2 and ranks #31 of 36 — the lower third. Within that, navigation (62) is the standout sub-metric and ad quietness (50) is the drag. The moderate ad load (level 2) is the clearest structural weakness in the data.
The free-first profile is the number that most benefits users: an estimated 85% free share and a signup level of 0. Those two figures do the heavy lifting in the site's practical appeal.
Confidence & data notes
Popularity (85) and library (61) are our most solid figures. Free-share, signup and the format flags carry moderate confidence (60).
Much of the rest — trust, player, mobile, quality, freshness — are informed estimates rather than measurements. The browser lab test has not yet run, so there are no measured load-time or popup figures behind the player and mobile scores.
Two important caveats: launch date is not available, so we make no age claim; and the trust score of 56 measures transparency and accountability signals — policy and contact/DMCA presence, domain history — not user safety. A mid-50s trust figure should not be read as a safety guarantee.
Can you use HadeSex for free?
HadeSex is built around free access: about 85 percent of the catalog streams without payment. That share is large enough for regular viewing sessions. Any paid plans stay optional, and because exact prices could not be verified, most people simply stay inside the free zone.
Is HadeSex legit and reliable?
Legitimacy for HadeSex is judged through everyday transparency signals rather than blanket safety guarantees. The platform follows familiar adult-directory patterns, giving visitors enough cues to form a trust opinion. Combine those signals with your own secure-browsing habits for a balanced reliability check.
What sites are like HadeSex?
Looking beyond HadeSex, try Bookmark.xxx, iWank, XXX Shame, and FuckMoral. These alternatives mirror the free-heavy, directory-style experience and let you explore similar catalogs. Testing a couple quickly reveals which layout and free-content balance you prefer for ongoing use.
FAQ
What does a 60.5 Verdict Index mean?
It's a mid-pack composite — competent but unremarkable. HadeSex sits near the middle of the scale and near the middle of its category.
Is the score reliable?
Popularity and library are high-confidence, but trust, player, quality, mobile and freshness are estimates.
Does a 56 trust score mean it's safe?
No. Trust measures transparency signals like policies and contact routes, not safety. Treat it as an accountability indicator, not a safety guarantee.
How often is this updated?
We track a rolling 26-week history; this snapshot was verified Aug 10, 2026, showing a stable range between 58.7 and 61.9.
