⭐ Fan & clip platforms

The #1 platform among clip creators and the fastest growing (37.8% usage in 2025). Creators receive 60% of clip sales and 80% of tips.

Lets creators monetize their audience through subscriptions, PPV, tips and DMs while keeping 80%. In FY2025 it paid out $6.3B to 2.5M active creators across 132M fan accounts.

Lets creators monetize adult content, including synthetic creators, with a public API and highly rated support (Trustpilot 4.5/5). Tops $100M run-rate with about 250,000 creators and over 17M monthly active users.

Lets creators sell clips (60% to the creator), tributes (80%), PTV messages (70%), customs (100%) and calls via IWantPhone, with daily payouts in the US. Very easy signup and growing usage (24% in 2025).

Gives fetish and kink creators more permissive policies, live streaming with OBS and Lovense, and an algorithmic feed, with twice-monthly payouts from $50. Around 3M users, mostly in the US and Canada.

Lets creators reach the French-speaking audience, where it is better known than OnlyFans, with a 75-80% split and up to 85-90% in the Superstar program.

Charges in reais via Pix, key to monetizing audiences in Brazil and LatAm. Over 400,000 creators and about 70M monthly visits.

Offers creators leaving 60/40 stores a tiered 70% to 80% payout every two weeks and a 3-tier fan club at 80%. No live streaming.

Monetizes fans with subscriptions and paid content, with good support and help migrating from OnlyFans, plus training at Centro University. Reached 190,000 models in 2020.

Offers subscriptions, free content for subscribers and live streaming with tickets, Lovense and RTMP, with heavy traffic outside the US. Weak reputation (Trustpilot 2.5/5 over payouts and disabled accounts); bans photorealistic AI.

Lets studios and creators monetize their catalog through a view-based revenue share rather than profile subscriptions.

Lets creators, mainly serving gay and LGBTQ audiences, sell subscriptions and content to their fans, with a $50 minimum payout. Charges an above-average commission for the industry.

Lets creators monetize fans with subscriptions and withdrawals from £20 (£3 fee under £100). Little presence in the US.

Claims to charge creators no commission, making it attractive versus the standard 20%; check the terms before migrating.

Helps models starting to monetize subscribers, with a commission that drops from 20% to 6% for top creators.

Lets verified adult creators monetize their content at the industry-standard commission.

Lets creators sell subscriptions and products at a flat, known commission, plus incentives through bonuses and contests.

Serves creators who mix general and adult content, always behind a paywall. Bans adult content in public areas, sexual deepfakes and adults who look like minors; historically restrictive.

Lets adult creators set up their own customized storefront within the platform to sell their content.

Lets creators charge fans in cryptocurrency too, with a commission below the standard 20%.

Lets you sell individual adult content without building a profile, with payments via Stripe. No discovery and no formal dispute system.

Sells clips and content to a large fan base (used by 53% of adult creators). High risk: its founder took an abolitionist stance in 2025-2026 and plans to turn it into an SFW funnel.