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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 NaughtyBlog is free — about 85% of the catalog.
- Signup
- No account is needed for basic viewing.
- Downloads
- Downloads are supported on NaughtyBlog.
- Mobile
- The mobile experience scores 64/100 in our tests.
Tracked in
Category performance
What the numbers mean
The current Verdict Index sits at 55.5, down from a previous 58.1 — which also happens to be the 26-week high. The 26-week low is 52.6, so today's reading is in the upper-middle of its recent range but trending down from the top. In plain terms: this is a stable, mid-tier performer that has slipped modestly rather than collapsed.
The score is built on a broadly average profile. Library depth (65), video quality (64), mobile (64) and popularity (69) all cluster in the mid-60s, giving a consistent generalist shape. Popularity is the highest single metric and one of the more confident reads.
The strongest category by far is Downloads, where NaughtyBlog ranks #19 of 45 with a category score of 65.8 and a download-support sub-metric of 90. That single strength is doing a lot of work to hold the overall index up. Weighing against it: an ad level of 3 (heavy) and a trust score of 44, the two clearest anchors pulling the number down.
Free access is a structural positive — an estimated ~85% free share and a signup level of 0 (no account) — which keeps the index from sliding further despite the ad penalty.
Confidence & data notes
Some inputs are directly measured and high-confidence: ad level (observed, 95%), mobile (observed, 95%), popularity (derived, 85%), library (derived, 85%) and trust (derived, 85%). These carry the most weight in interpreting the score.
One critical caveat: the trust score of 44 measures transparency and accountability signals — visible policies, contact/DMCA pages, domain history — not whether the site is safe to use. A low number means those signals are thin, not that the site is dangerous, and a higher number would not equal a safety guarantee.
Is NaughtyBlog mostly free?
NaughtyBlog is mostly free: about 85 percent of its content requires no payment. Downloads function without an account, and signup is not demanded for core use. The generous free portion makes it simple to explore naughtyblog.org before considering any extras.
Is NaughtyBlog safe and legit?
NaughtyBlog exhibits standard transparency signals—clear free browsing and a public domain—that users often associate with legitimate adult directories. Those signals aid evaluation but never guarantee safety. Maintain usual caution around ads and downloaded files during every visit.
What sites are like NaughtyBlog?
Sites like NaughtyBlog include Spanked.to, JavLibrary, XBondage, and MixFemdomCC. They share the same free-oriented directory approach with download options, giving you ready alternatives when you want different catalogs or layouts from the original naughtyblog.org.
FAQ
What does the 56/100 Verdict Index mean?
It's a composite of measured and estimated metrics — library, quality, ads, trust, popularity and more. 56 places NaughtyBlog as a competent mid-tier performer, held up by downloads and pulled down by heavy ads and thin transparency.
Why did the score drop from 58.1 to 55.5?
The index drifted down from its 26-week high (58.1) to the current 55.5, still above its low of 52.6. It's a modest downward move within a stable band, not a sharp decline.
How reliable are these numbers?
Mixed. Ads, mobile, popularity, library and trust are high-confidence; player, quality and freshness are estimates. Downloads is a verified consensus.
How often is this updated?
This dataset was verified Aug 10, 2026, and we track a rolling 26-week history to monitor trend direction.
