Discreet Shipping, For Real: How Your Order Stays Yours

Your order arrives in a plain polybag or an unmarked brown or white box — no logos, no product names, nothing on the outside. One honest caveat: your card statement reads NYTC. Reach out before ordering and we'll talk through the most discreet way to handle payment for your situation. Checkout is encrypted. We never share your data.

We've shipped to more than 50,000 customers since 2012. A lot of them live with roommates, parents, kids, or partners who don't need a briefing on what's in the mail. Discretion isn't a checkbox for us — it's a design decision, same as the shape of a toy.

What does the package actually look like?

A plain polybag, or an unmarked brown or white box. That's the whole answer.

  • No logos
  • No product names
  • Nothing on the outside that describes what's inside

The person who signs for it, the neighbor who holds it, the roommate who stacks it on the counter — none of them learn anything from the packaging. It looks like everything else that arrives at your door.

What shows on my card statement?

Here's the caveat most stores bury: your statement reads NYTC. Not a product name, not a category — but the initials are there, and we'd rather you know that before checkout than after.

If a shared card or a shared statement is part of your life, reach out before ordering and ask — we'll talk through the most discreet way to handle payment for your situation. That's not a workaround we grudgingly allow; a real person answers, and this question comes up all the time. Founder Chelsea also holds office hours Wednesdays at 9pm ET if you'd rather ask live.

Is checkout secure? Do you share my data?

Checkout is encrypted, and we never share your data. Full stop. No list sales, no "partners," no exceptions. What you order and who you are stays between you and us.

That matters more in this category than most. Plenty of people shopping with us aren't out — to family, to roommates, sometimes to anyone. A privacy promise from a pleasure brand isn't marketing copy; it's the condition under which the purchase is possible at all. We treat it that way.

Two more logistics facts worth knowing up front:

  • US shipping is free over $100
  • All sales are final — these are intimate items, and that policy protects every customer

The all-sales-final policy is itself a privacy feature, in a quiet way: nothing you buy from us has been in anyone else's hands, and nothing you buy goes back into anyone else's.

Why is discretion a design principle for gear like ours?

Because our gear travels with people through things that are nobody else's business. A packer in a gym bag. A harness in a shared apartment. A pump on a bathroom shelf in a family house. The privacy of the package is part of the product working.

That's also why our Learning Center exists the way it does — you can read what bottom growth is or work through the pack-and-play guide without talking to anyone, and then the thing you decide on arrives looking like a phone case.

What about roommates, family, and shared mailboxes?

Real scenarios we hear every week, handled honestly:

  • Roommate collects the mail. The polybag or box tells them nothing. You're covered by default.
  • Parents see the card statement. This is the one exposure point — the statement reads NYTC. Reach out before ordering and we'll talk through your options.
  • Package might sit on a shared porch. Nothing on the outside identifies it. It waits like any other delivery.
  • Partner shares the account but not the surprise. Same answer: sort the payment question with us first, and the mail side takes care of itself.

If your situation is more complicated than these, tell us. We've been navigating this with customers for over a decade — including plenty who ordered their first strap-on from a bedroom they shared with someone else. There's no scenario you can bring us that we haven't already shipped around, and no question about privacy we'll treat as paranoid. Wanting your mail to be boring is reasonable.

Questions we hear

What does the package look like? A plain polybag or an unmarked brown or white box. No logos, no product names, no hints on the outside.

What shows on my card statement? NYTC. If that's a concern, contact us before you order and we'll talk through the most discreet way to handle payment.

Do you ever share customer data? No. Checkout is encrypted and we never share your data with anyone.

Can I make my order even more discreet? Yes — the payment side is the one place discretion needs a step from you. Reach out before ordering, or bring questions to office hours Wednesdays at 9pm ET, and we'll figure out the most discreet setup together.