TeamSkeet — Read This Before You Sign

Type

Network

Based in

Miami, FL

Founded

~2009–2010 (mark first used in commerce)

Parent

Paper Street Media, LLC — Miami-based company that also operates a mainstream internet-marketing business

Known for

Network of reality/taboo-themed sub-brands using 'step-family' and 'teen'-category framing

Status

Operating — independent of Aylo/MindGeek

What it is

TeamSkeet is an adult-industry network operated by Paper Street Media, LLC from Miami, Florida. The network publishes across many sub-brand sites, each targeting a specific reality-theme niche. Sub-brands commonly listed in industry references include BrattySis, Step Siblings Caught, Exxxtra Small, Innocent High, Teens Love Huge Cocks, and many others.

The category positioning runs toward “step-family” scenarios and “teen” branding (featuring legally 18+ performers framed in content categories that lean young). This is the product — the audience pays for the specific framing — and it is what indexes under the performer’s stage name in search.

Paper Street Media, LLC is a Miami-registered company that also operates a mainstream internet-marketing business. TeamSkeet is its adult-content arm, independent of Aylo/MindGeek. Ownership principals of Paper Street Media are not prominently disclosed in public searches.

How it operates

TeamSkeet booking runs through industry-standard channels: agency relationships, scout introductions, and direct industry contacts. The network’s Miami production base is consistent with the broader Miami amateur-production ecosystem that also houses Bang Bros and Reality Kings’s Miami arm.

Content is produced under specific sub-brand framings. The “step-family” scenarios and “teen” categorization are scripted roles. Performers are booked, sign releases, and shoot scenes with specific category framing as part of the production.

Distribution runs through the TeamSkeet paysite network, with each sub-brand having its own paysite and the parent “TeamSkeet” umbrella aggregating across the network. Content syndicates to tube aggregators after publication, consistent with network-scale distribution norms.

• Ongoing (category-level) · The 'step-family' and 'teen' content segments that TeamSkeet publishes across its sub-brands have received sustained industry and academic criticism over category framing, the way 'teen' tags are used for 18+ performers, and the 'step-' family-taboo framing's effect on performer identity and downstream harassment. Publicly available commentary on this is broad; specific lawsuits against Paper Street Media or TeamSkeet specifically do not appear prominently in open records. USPTO trademark record
• Corporate record · Paper Street Media, LLC is registered in Florida. The company operates the mainstream Paper Street Media internet-marketing business and TeamSkeet as an adult-content arm. Individual principals are not prominently disclosed in open business records. Better Business Bureau

Rate structure

Public pay figures specific to TeamSkeet are not disclosed. Industry reporting places Miami-ecosystem network rates in a similar range to Bang Bros and Reality Kings — roughly $1,000 to $1,500 per scene for booked amateur-tier female performers, with variation by sub-brand and content category.

Same-day pay at wrap is the industry norm for the Miami network segment and the presumed practice here. Confirm in writing on the specific release.

Contract patterns

Two contract-specific considerations for TeamSkeet: first, the number of sub-brands means the performer should confirm exactly which sub-brand will publish the scene and under what scene title. Tagging under BrattySis versus TeamSkeet’s parent site versus Exxxtra Small attaches different permanent category labels to the performer’s stage name.

Second, the “teen” and “step-family” framing affects how the scene surfaces in future searches on the performer’s stage name. That category tag follows her into future booking conversations and future industry perception. Performers weighing a TeamSkeet booking should understand which specific sub-brand and which specific category tag they are consenting to.

• Exact sub-brand the scene will publish under — BrattySis, Exxxtra Small, Innocent High, Step Siblings Caught, etc. — each attaches a different permanent tag to your stage name
• Scene title and category tags in writing before filming — the specific category framing is the product and will index under your stage name permanently
• Distribution scope: which TeamSkeet sub-brands authorize the content, tube-syndication partners, any licensed international distribution
• PASS-compliant testing for every participant, current within industry window, documentation shown in advance
• Rate, overage terms, and payment timing in writing before travel is booked
• Release counterparty — confirm the entity on your release is Paper Street Media, LLC or the correct current operating entity
• Content-removal mechanism in writing — at network-scale amateur distribution, realistic answer is none; know that before signing

• No trope-category framing on the scene title. No “teen,” no “step-,” no “bratty.” Your scene title describes the scene.
• Single production, single paysite, no sub-brand network. One release, one distribution chain.
• Your stage name is yours, not a category prefix’s.
• Written distribution scope. No aggregator-network syndication chain in the contract.
• Same-day pay direct to her.

1. TEAMSKEET Trademark Registration — Paper Street Media, LLC · USPTO
2. TEAM SKEET Trademark — Justia Trademark Record · Justia Trademarks
3. Paper Street Media, LLC — BBB Business Profile · Better Business Bureau
4. Paper Street Media — Crunchbase · Crunchbase
5. Paper Street Media — LinkedIn · LinkedIn