Fan subscriptions, itemised · 18+

The subscription is the cover charge. Read the whole receipt.

OnlyFans and its rivals sell a monthly price, then pay-per-view messages, tips and renewals on top. Here is what each platform lets creators charge, how you find anyone on it, what lands on your card statement, what happens when you want a refund, and who is really typing back. Every fact links its source.

What we compare, and how

  1. What fans pay

    The subscription range each platform allows, plus pay-per-view, tip and daily limits, tax and currency, and how renewals work. From help centres and terms, dated.

  2. Discovery & who's on it

    Whether you can search or browse at all (OnlyFans can't), and the user and creator numbers, labelled as the company's own when that is all there is.

  3. Creator & age checks

    How creators prove identity and age, whether fans are age-checked where you live, and what happens to your face scan or ID.

  4. Billing & privacy

    The exact name on your card statement where the platform publishes it, what the terms say about your data, and breaches.

  5. Scams & complaints

    Paid chatters and AI posing as creators, refund and chargeback rules, lawsuits and regulators. We never name or link individual creators.

Six creator platforms, side by side

Listed from the biggest to the most specialised; the order isn't a ranking. Creators set their own prices on every one of these, so the cost column shows the range a platform allows, not what a page costs. Read the "Good for" line first, then the billing column if your statement matters to you. No platform here pays us to rank it: the links to Fansly, Fanvue and MYM are affiliate links, and the rest are plain.

Affiliate disclosure: some links to the platforms on OFGirls.now may earn us a commission if you sign up or pay. It never costs you more, and no platform pays to be listed or to change what we write. How we rate

PlatformBest forWhat fans payCreator & age checksBilling & privacyScams & complaintsLinks
OnlyFansCreator subscription platformFollowing a creator you already know, on the platform where most creators are.$4.99–$50/mo per creator, plus PPV and tipsID + selfie for creators; face scan for UK fansStatement names OnlyFansPaid "chatters"; class actions pending
FanslyCreator subscription platform with tiersFinding new creators on the platform itself, and paying for exactly the tier of content you want.Tiers $5–$499.99/mo, plus PPV and tipsOndato ID checks; fans verify in 12 US statesBilled as "Select Media", reportedlyNo regulator action found
FanvueCreator subscription platform, AI creators allowedThe most discreet billing in this comparison, and fans who are fine with labelled AI creators.$3.99–$100/mo per creator, plus PPV and tipsOndato KYC for creators; face scan for fans in many placesShows as "fanvue.com"AI tools write messages; chargeback = ban
LoyalFansCreator subscriptions, clip store and live showsLive shows and one-on-one calls alongside subscriptions, with a public directory to browse first.$1–$50/mo per creator, plus clips, calls, messagesAge checks by location; AI content bannedDescriptor not publishedTerms admit helpers may chat for creators
ManyVidsCreator clip store with subscriptions and live camsBuying individual clips you can preview first, with a discreet billing name.Free to join; pay per clip, club or tokenID checks for fans in 26 states + 6 countriesShows as "MVBILLING.COM"Refunds as store credit; founder's pivot
MYMFrench creator subscription platformFans of French and European creators who are comfortable paying in euros.€4.99–€99.99/mo per creator, plus media and showsPassport/ID + selfie; Yoti face estimationDescriptor not publishedArcom investigation (Oct 2026)

Facts last checked November 2026. Each platform's review page lists the sources.

Before you subscribe to anyone

$3–$100 is what a single pay-per-view message or post can cost on OnlyFans, on top of a $4.99–$50 subscription.

<$2/hr is what one chatter told the BBC she was paid to message fans while posing as a creator.

48 hours is how long US platforms now have to remove intimate images shared without consent, under the TAKE IT DOWN Act.

Sources: OnlyStack, quoting the OnlyFans Help Center (Oct 2026), BBC News (Mar 2026), FTC (May 2026). Read what a subscription really costs and who you're really messaging.