Yes Father Review

Yes Father stopped releasing new scenes in September 2023, so we now review it as an archive inside the Say Uncle network rather than as a live series. If its premise is what draws you, know that you are buying a finished collection and a $349 annual pass to reach it.

The series is religious-authority roleplay between adult performers. Its own description frames it around priests and young churchgoers leading secret lives, and the scripts build on that secrecy angle. Its closest relative in the network is Missionary Boys, which uses a similar religious framing and, unlike Yes Father, still releases a new scene most weeks.

The public video page lists 95 scenes. The oldest visible on that listing is dated January 2020, and the newest is September 19, 2023. The final year shows a monthly rhythm, with releases on January 10, February 7, March 7, April 4, May 9, June 1, June 13, July 25, August 22 and September 19, 2023, and then nothing. The site does not announce an end, and the home page still presents the series as current, so it is easy to subscribe without realising it has been inactive for three years.

Pricing follows the rest of the network. The public join page offers only Say Uncle Unlimited, $349 billed for 365 days and rebilled at $349 each year until cancelled, which is about $29.08 a month on average. There is no standalone Yes Father plan and no public monthly option. The standalone monthly and discounted yearly prices that still circulate for Yes Father are not on the public join page.

The pass includes every series. The join page advertises 1080p and 4K video, stream and download access, 1,600-plus models and roughly 3,400 premium videos. Active series such as Family Dick, which releases weekly, and Brother Crush, at about three scenes a month, carry the ongoing value; Yes Father contributes its 95-scene back catalogue.

Network policies to know: cancellation is available online or via Segpay and Epoch, with access until the end of the term. The refund policy excludes accounts that have logged in and all gift-card purchases. The help centre also says there are no subtitles, and download limits float with usage.

Cons, specifically:

The series is inactive. Three years without a new scene means regular viewers will run out of material quickly.

The theme is narrow and polarising. Religious roleplay is central to every scene, and viewers who find it uncomfortable have no alternative content within the series.

The entry price is fixed at a year. With no public monthly plan, sampling the archive costs the full $349.

Who it suits: Say Uncle members who enjoy authority-figure roleplay and want a finished series to work through alongside the active ones. Who should skip: anyone looking specifically for fresh religious-roleplay releases. Missionary Boys is the closest match inside the same pass and was still adding scenes weekly in August and September 2026, and for older-and-younger pairings without a religious setup, Daddy on Twink offers a 90-day plan for $45 on the first term.