This pride month, HB network reveals its new identities and launches 32 new sites

This Thursday, June 11, 2026, users of the HB network sites — made up of Hello Boys (launched in 2019), then Frenchy Boys (in 2020) — were able to notice significant changes upon visiting one of our pages.

New identities

These changes are also notable across our various social media, where Hello Boys proudly unveils its new identity. Frenchy Boys will reveal its own in the coming days.

Reworked ergonomics

We wanted to offer a simple, modern design that would better showcase the content of our sites. Their founder explains: "It always struck me how adult sites tend to be rather unaesthetic and, honestly, ours were no exception. I am proud to be able to offer our visitors something truly distinctive in the industry today."

Each site now comes in light mode and dark mode, for everyone's comfort.

These developments are accompanied by an overhaul of our search engine, which now makes it possible to find the content one is looking for based on, for example, categories or the number of performers. Other features, such as searching by performer, are also coming later this year.

32 new sites launched simultaneously today

Arguably the major development of this new chapter: Hello Boys and Frenchy Boys each deploy 16 new sites dedicated to new languages, in addition to the English already offered. Our goal, with this giant leap, is to make our content accessible to as many people as possible, everywhere in the world.

Our sites are now available in Arabic, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Thai, Turkish and Chinese:

Highlighting performers

Our performer pages now indicate where to find them, by displaying their social media. We are proud to contribute to their visibility. To that end, other tools for content creators will be available before the end of the year.

The biggest change since the creation of Hello Boys & Frenchy Boys

This new chapter represents the biggest change since the early days of our sites. It is the result of months of work, reflection, fixes, and optimizations. Their founder states: "For the geekiest among you, those who will relate: we are abandoning WordPress in order to offer more features to our users. Migrating all of our content from WordPress to an in-house solution was no small feat, but we are convinced it was a necessary step for the future of our sites and to bring other ideas we care deeply about to life."

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈