jowel
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Everyone here has the same 250 sites they're pretending don't exist.
Do the maths with me for a second.
Uploading one video to one tube site takes about 4 minutes when nothing breaks. Register or log in, upload the file, retype the title, rewrite the description, hunt for the right categories, tag it, solve a CAPTCHA, wait for the encode.
There are 260+ tube sites worth publishing to.
That's roughly 17 hours. Per video. Most of a working week — for content you already finished making.
So nobody does it. You pick five or six sites, upload there, and quietly accept the rest don't exist. Not because they don't send traffic — plenty of them convert better than the big ones precisely because nobody bothers with them. You skip them because the maths doesn't work by hand.
That's the entire reason Tube Sites Submitter exists.
What actually happens
You upload the video once. You set the title, description and tags once — or let TSS AI write them for you. You hit go.
The Smart Upload Engine then works through 260+ tube sites across 200+ categories: logs into your accounts (or registers new ones), fills every form, picks categories per site, handles the CAPTCHAs, and gives you a live log of what landed and what didn't — with one-click retry on the failures, because some sites will always be down and you want to know which.
Then you go do something else. On a VPS it runs whether or not your laptop is open.
Who's running it right now
AI models. The fastest-growing group and the one I find most interesting. If you're running an AI model, production is solved — you can generate more content in a week than a normal creator makes in a quarter. Your bottleneck was never making it. It's that content nobody finds may as well not exist. Same distribution problem every creator has always had, same answer.
OnlyFans models & content creators. Tube sites are still one of the highest-ROI top-of-funnel channels you have — every clip you post keeps pulling traffic for years off content you already made. The only variable is how many entry points you've got, and hand-uploading caps you at six.
Agencies. Twelve clients, twelve sets of credentials, a workflow that lives in one person's head and stops the week they go on holiday. Unlimited profiles, per-client presets, password manager, VPS deployment. Boring, but it's what agencies actually buy.
Affiliate programs. Distribution is the funnel. If you're pushing traffic to several paysites, you run all of them from one place — separate profiles, presets and schedules per paysite, so every site and every channel stays under control and you can see exactly what each one is pulling. Batch uploads, per-site metadata presets so every tube gets copy that fits its audience, and a database updated several times a week so your reach doesn't quietly rot. No spreadsheet full of logins, no guessing where you already posted what.
The honest part
This isn't magic and I'm not going to pretend it is. Some sites will reject uploads. Some will change their forms and break until we push an update — that's why the site database gets updated several times a week. You still need decent content and you still need to think about your metadata.
What it removes is the 17 hours. That's the whole product.
Included in every plan
Pricing
The yearly plan also gets priority support and 10% off Nifty Stats, our affiliate stats tracker — if you're running traffic to several programs, that's the other half of the setup.
Test it before you spend anything. The free demo has the full feature set — nothing crippled, nothing locked. Run one real video through it, watch the log, and count how many sites you'd have done by hand in that time. That's the pitch, and I'm happy to let the demo make it.
➜ Download the free demo at tubesitessubmitter.com
Ask me anything in the thread — VPS setup, how it handles a specific tube, account registration, whatever. If you're doing AI content or running an agency, ask away, that's where I spend most of my time.
Do the maths with me for a second.
Uploading one video to one tube site takes about 4 minutes when nothing breaks. Register or log in, upload the file, retype the title, rewrite the description, hunt for the right categories, tag it, solve a CAPTCHA, wait for the encode.
There are 260+ tube sites worth publishing to.
That's roughly 17 hours. Per video. Most of a working week — for content you already finished making.
So nobody does it. You pick five or six sites, upload there, and quietly accept the rest don't exist. Not because they don't send traffic — plenty of them convert better than the big ones precisely because nobody bothers with them. You skip them because the maths doesn't work by hand.
That's the entire reason Tube Sites Submitter exists.
What actually happens
You upload the video once. You set the title, description and tags once — or let TSS AI write them for you. You hit go.
The Smart Upload Engine then works through 260+ tube sites across 200+ categories: logs into your accounts (or registers new ones), fills every form, picks categories per site, handles the CAPTCHAs, and gives you a live log of what landed and what didn't — with one-click retry on the failures, because some sites will always be down and you want to know which.
Then you go do something else. On a VPS it runs whether or not your laptop is open.
Who's running it right now
AI models. The fastest-growing group and the one I find most interesting. If you're running an AI model, production is solved — you can generate more content in a week than a normal creator makes in a quarter. Your bottleneck was never making it. It's that content nobody finds may as well not exist. Same distribution problem every creator has always had, same answer.
OnlyFans models & content creators. Tube sites are still one of the highest-ROI top-of-funnel channels you have — every clip you post keeps pulling traffic for years off content you already made. The only variable is how many entry points you've got, and hand-uploading caps you at six.
Agencies. Twelve clients, twelve sets of credentials, a workflow that lives in one person's head and stops the week they go on holiday. Unlimited profiles, per-client presets, password manager, VPS deployment. Boring, but it's what agencies actually buy.
Affiliate programs. Distribution is the funnel. If you're pushing traffic to several paysites, you run all of them from one place — separate profiles, presets and schedules per paysite, so every site and every channel stays under control and you can see exactly what each one is pulling. Batch uploads, per-site metadata presets so every tube gets copy that fits its audience, and a database updated several times a week so your reach doesn't quietly rot. No spreadsheet full of logins, no guessing where you already posted what.
The honest part
This isn't magic and I'm not going to pretend it is. Some sites will reject uploads. Some will change their forms and break until we push an update — that's why the site database gets updated several times a week. You still need decent content and you still need to think about your metadata.
What it removes is the 17 hours. That's the whole product.
Included in every plan
- 260+ tube sites, 200+ content categories
- Automatic & manual account registration
- Unlimited profiles + built-in password manager
- Scheduling, batch uploads, per-site presets
- Progress logs with retry on failed uploads
- TSS AI — titles, tags and descriptions generated in-app (500 credits)
- 1,500 bonus CAPTCHAs
Pricing
- $34.95 / month
- $99 / 3 months
- $349 / year — $29.08/mo, one-time payment, no auto-renewal
The yearly plan also gets priority support and 10% off Nifty Stats, our affiliate stats tracker — if you're running traffic to several programs, that's the other half of the setup.
Test it before you spend anything. The free demo has the full feature set — nothing crippled, nothing locked. Run one real video through it, watch the log, and count how many sites you'd have done by hand in that time. That's the pitch, and I'm happy to let the demo make it.
➜ Download the free demo at tubesitessubmitter.com
Ask me anything in the thread — VPS setup, how it handles a specific tube, account registration, whatever. If you're doing AI content or running an agency, ask away, that's where I spend most of my time.
