Become a Member

Become a member of the Eros Association. Australia’s industry association for adults-only retail, wholesale, media and entertainment.

The Eros Association represents adults-only retail, wholesale, media, and entertainment businesses. For over 30 years we have been providing our members with professional advocacy, advice, referral, news and information, and other services.

Fees and Membership Types

Eros offers a range of membership opportunities for adults-only businesses and allied service providers, tailored to their needs.

Note: Members must conform to the following codes:

Apply for membership

Become a member of the national adults-only industry association and support the growth and well-being of your industry, the people that work in it, and the communities we are part of.

Your Name(Required)
Your Email Address(Required)
Mailing Address
Both of these documents can be found on this page in the previous section.

Nominator - must be an Eros member

Name of nominator(Required)

Final Application Steps

Clear Signature

Membership FAQ

Is there an annual fee to become a member?

Yes. All new members must pay their first annual membership fee in full.

See Fees and Membership Types. View Membership and Fees page.

All membership applications are determined by the Eros Board Members.

Go to the ADVOCACY and Newsletter sections of this website.

1992. You can read the History of Eros in our annual Journals 2022, 2023 & 2024. View Journals >

Restricted Member's Only Content

You must be an active member of the Eros Assoication to access this content.

Eros members have access to marketing and networking opportunities including listing on the Eros website and contributing to Eros’ online publications. Find more details under FEES & MEMBERSHIP TYPES.

Your current account details are:

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