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Indie Porn Revolution is all about “subversive smut made by ladies, artists, and queers” so you can take your pick from a wide array of content featuring different perspectives. (Finally, a break from the male gaze.)

Many of their videos also focus on safe sex, which isn’t something you see very often in mainstream porn. Yay for making safe sex sexy!

Since Bellesa is “porn by women,” their films put the focus on what women want to see, feel, and experience during sex — instead of focusing on the typical male perspective. There are lots of videos to peruse, as well as lists upon lists of erotic stories to read, which are submitted by the community.

Bright Desire offers “feminist porn for women and men.” Their goal is to “move beyond the old clichés, boundaries, and negativity of standard, old-style pornography and to offer something fresh, inclusive, and intelligent.” Look through categories such as “straight,” “queer,” couples,” or peruse through a list of performers.

Founded by director Shine Louise Houston, PinkLabel.tv is all about up-and-coming independent adult filmmakers. Houston has said, “I believe there’s a lot of room and need to create adult content that’s real, that’s respectful, and powerful. I think it’s the perfect place to become political. It’s a place where money, sex, media, and ethics converge.”

While feminist porn doesn’t always equate to slow, sensual, and romantic, Froclicme offers exactly that. Started by Anna Richards, it caters to folks who tend to get turned off by mainstream porn. Scroll through their library of videos, audio, and stories to find precisely what strikes your fancy.

Vaughn often recommends OnlyFans, seeing it allows anyone to share their own content with subscribers (or fans) as a way of making money. Specifically, “the content that sex workers are making and selling directly is stuff they’re excited to create for their audience,” she says, which is what makes it the most ethical — and feminist — type of porn.