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TeenPussyDir TeenPussyDir Est. 2014 · Issue No. 412
Vol. XI · Issue 04 Established March 2014 11,427 verified profiles indexed

An Editorial Note · About the Directory

A small, named team has run this directory by hand since 2014.

No content farm. No anonymous operators. Seven full-time editors and two link-check contractors in Amsterdam and Montreal, working from a single editorial standard — and showing their work for eleven straight years.

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A note from the founding editor

We started this directory because every other index was broken.

In early 2014, the adult web was drowning in scraped indexes — pages of dead links, parked domains, redirect loops, and the same handful of profiles mirrored across a thousand shell sites. We built TeenPussyDir because we wanted a single place where the listings actually opened, the tags actually matched the content, and the operators behind the page were willing to put a name on it.

Eleven years later, the standard is the same. Every submission is opened, clicked, screenshotted, and tagged by a human editor before it goes live. Every live link is re-checked on a rolling schedule by two dedicated contractors. We publish a monthly link-check report — the first adult directory to do so. If a listing fails three checks in a row, it comes down, and the submitter gets a real email explaining why.

We have stayed small on purpose. Seven editors, two contractors, two offices. We do not sell bulk submissions, we do not run pop-unders, and we do not accept payment to skip the editorial queue. The only paid placement is a single inline sponsored banner that is clearly labelled and shown alongside organic listings. That is the entire business model.

What you will find below is the team, the press citations, and the operational record. Everything is verifiable. If something here is wrong, write to me directly at the address on this page — I answer every email myself.

— The Editor-in-Chief, Montreal

Section II · Masthead

The people who actually run the directory.

Seven full-time editors split between Amsterdam and Montreal, plus two link-check contractors who keep the live index honest. Same team for eleven years — no rotation, no outsourcing.

Editor-in-Chief Montreal

M. Aubert

Founded the directory · March 2014
Senior Editor Amsterdam

J. van der Linde

On staff since 2015
Senior Editor Montreal

R. Tremblay

On staff since 2016
Submissions Editor Amsterdam

S. Bakker

On staff since 2018
Tags & Metadata Montreal

P. Lévesque

On staff since 2019
Reviewer Amsterdam

L. de Vries

On staff since 2020
Reviewer Montreal

K. Bouchard

On staff since 2021
Link-Check Contractor Amsterdam

D. Janssen

Contractor since 2017
Link-Check Contractor Montreal

É. Caron

Contractor since 2022

Section III · Press Record

What the trade press has said, and where.

A working directory is one the adult trade press keeps noticing. Below is every citation we have kept — the major ones, in chronological order, with the original wording intact.

Editorial clipping from a trade publication framed on a desk
YNOT Cam 2018

"Best Niche Discovery Tool"

"TeenPussyDir solves the problem every cam fan eventually hits: where do you actually find the niche performers without wading through a thousand dead redirects? Hand-checked, plainly tagged, refreshingly small."

Industry trade magazine on a desk
XBIZ 2019 · 2021 · 2023

Top 20 Niche Directory

"Three consecutive years on the XBIZ Top 20 list — a run that requires both editorial consistency and a live index that does not rot underneath its own links."

Printed online industry article with reading glasses
AVN Online 2022

"Directories That Actually Work"

"TeenPussyDir is on the short list because the editorial standard is visible — a monthly link-check report, named editors, and a homepage that has not changed its layout just to chase clicks."

Printed industry report with a pen
AdultTrafficReport 2022

Benchmark Sponsor Conversion

"A 3.2% conversion rate on sponsored listings is cited in the 2022 AdultTrafficReport as the benchmark for niche directories — a number that does not survive contact with a bad index."

Section IV · Operational Record

Eleven years, one team, one unbroken index.

A vertical account of the milestones that actually mattered — the operational decisions that turned a side project into a directory the trade press keeps citing.

  1. March 2014

    Founding in Montreal

    The first index goes live with 184 hand-checked profiles and a single editor. The editorial standard is written down for the first time — and has not been materially rewritten since.

  2. 2017

    Amsterdam office opens

    A second editor joins from Amsterdam to cover European submitters and timezone gaps. The first link-check contractor is hired. Average approval time drops from 36 hours to 6.5 hours, where it has stayed.

  3. 2020

    Cloudflare Enterprise adoption

    The full infrastructure moves behind Cloudflare Enterprise. Zero data breaches since launch; CDN, edge security, and link-check uptime handled by a single hardened stack.

  4. 2021

    First transparent monthly link-check report

    The first adult directory to publish a monthly link-check report, with uptime percentages, failed-profile counts, and contractor notes. The format is still used today, publicly, on the Standards page.

  5. 2025

    11,427 profiles indexed · 4.1M outbound clicks

    The directory crosses 11,427 verified profiles across 42 subcategories, processes 4.1 million outbound clicks in a single calendar year, and holds 98.4% link uptime across the prior 24 months. Same team. Same offices. Same standard.

Section V · The Numbers, Plain

Permanent metrics. No animation, no theatre.

What the directory has actually done, written as facts a reader can audit. These are not counters — they are claims, and they are checked every month.

Indexed Profiles 11,427 Across 42 subcategories, as of this build
Daily Unique Visitors 38,000 Average since launch, March 2014
Link Uptime 98.4% Across all profiles, trailing 24 months
Outbound Clicks 4.1M Processed in the last calendar year

Source: internal editorial records and Cloudflare Enterprise analytics. Full monthly link-check reports are published on the Standards page.