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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
- Free access is limited — roughly 68% of the content is free to watch.
- Signup
- No account is needed for basic viewing.
- Mobile
- The mobile experience scores 64/100 in our tests.
Content categories
Tracked in
Category performance
What the numbers mean
NaughtyBlog Ebony's current Verdict Index is 55.1, up modestly from 53.6 in our previous reading. Over the trailing 26 weeks it has moved in a tight band — a low of 51.8 and a high of 56.8 — so the current figure sits near the top of its own range without a dramatic swing. This is a stable site trending slightly upward, not one making a breakout.
The strongest measured pillars are popularity (69) and library depth (65), with freshness (64) and mobile (64) close behind. Those readings carry the score. The clearest drag is advertising: an overall ad level of 3/3 and, within the Ebony category, an ad-quietness sub-metric of just 25.
In our Ebony category set the site ranks #30 of 32 with a category score of 59.3. That low rank is driven almost entirely by the ad load rather than the content — depth, quality and freshness sub-metrics all sit in the low-to-mid 60s, while ad quietness alone drops to 25.
Trust reads 44, one of the weaker inputs, reflecting limited transparency and accountability signals rather than any measured risk.
Confidence & data notes
High-confidence, measured inputs: mobile (95, observed), ad level (95, observed), popularity (85, derived), library (85, derived) and trust (85, derived). These are the readings we'd lean on hardest.
Quality, freshness and player all sit at 45, and free share (60), signup (60) and the format flags — 4K, VR, downloads (all 60) — should be read as directional. No age claim is made.
Note that the trust metric measures transparency and accountability signals — the presence of policies, contact/DMCA pages and domain history — not safety. A trust score of 44 says the platform is comparatively hard to hold accountable; it is not a verdict that the site is dangerous, nor is any score a guarantee that it's safe.
Does NaughtyBlog Ebony have Ebony content?
Ebony is the featured niche on NaughtyBlog Ebony. The directory at naughtyblog.org organizes around that category alone, giving fans a direct path to the material they want without diluting the catalog with unrelated product lines.
Is NaughtyBlog Ebony free to watch?
A free share of about 68 percent means most of NaughtyBlog Ebony can be watched without paying. Casual visitors routinely open the Ebony library on naughtyblog.org at zero cost. Free browsing is the dependable route.
Is NaughtyBlog Ebony legit and trustworthy?
NaughtyBlog Ebony carries the transparency signals reviewers look for in adult directories, which underpins a straightforward legitimacy assessment. Trust still stops short of guaranteed safety—apply your own judgment and device hygiene every time you visit naughtyblog.org.
Alternatives to NaughtyBlog Ebony?
If you want sites like NaughtyBlog Ebony, consider xHamster Black, XVideos Black, PornHub Black, and XNXX Black. Each mirrors the Ebony focus and offers another place to compare free libraries and overall presentation before you settle on a favorite.
FAQ
What does the 55.6 Verdict Index mean?
It's a composite score out of 100 blending library, freshness, mobile, ads, trust and more. At 55.6 (current sub-reading 55.1), it's a stable mid-pack site.
Is the score improving?
Slightly. It rose from 53.6 to 55.1 and sits near its 26-week high of 56.8, above its low of 51.8.
Does a low trust score mean it's unsafe?
No. Trust (44 here) measures transparency and accountability signals, not safety. It signals limited accountability.
