The best sites compared side by side
Facts about other platforms come from their public pages and reports. They may change, so check each site before you sign up.
| Site | Platform fee | Payout minimum | Payout methods | Discovery for new fans |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fansti | 12 percent flat | 50 USD | Bank transfer, USDT, USDC | Your own links |
| OnlyFans | 20 percent (public) | 20 USD (public) | Bank transfer, other methods by region (reported) | Mostly your own links |
| Fansly | 20 percent (reported) | See its pages | Bank and other methods (reported) | Feed and tags |
| Fanvue | 15 percent first month, then 20 percent (reported) | See its pages | Bank and other methods (reported) | Some discovery features |
| LoyalFans | 20 percent (reported) | See its pages | Varies (reported) | Some discovery features |
| JustForFans | 30 percent (reported) | See its pages | Varies (reported) | Some discovery features |
The table ranks sites by fee because the fee is the one cost that touches every sale, every month, for as long as you stay.
How the ranking works
We rank the sites on four things a creator feels in her wallet.
- Platform fee. The share of every subscription, pay per view (PPV) message and tip the site keeps.
- Payout minimum. How much you need in your balance before you can withdraw.
- Payout methods. Whether you can get paid by bank, by crypto, or both.
- Discovery. Whether fans browsing the site can find you without your own links.
A full breakdown of the cut on the biggest site is on our page about how much OnlyFans takes.
What the fee difference means in real money
Here is a hypothetical example. You earn 4,000 USD a month from subscriptions, PPV and tips.
| Fee | Platform keeps per month | You keep per month | You keep per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 percent | 480 USD | 3,520 USD | 42,240 USD |
| 20 percent | 800 USD | 3,200 USD | 38,400 USD |
| 30 percent | 1,200 USD | 2,800 USD | 33,600 USD |
At the same income, moving from a 20 percent site to a 12 percent site keeps an extra 320 USD a month, or 3,840 USD a year. Put your own numbers into the creator fee calculator to see your result.
Which site suits which creator
There is no single best site for everyone. Here is an honest match.
- Fansti suits creators who already bring fans from their own socials and want to keep 88 percent, get paid weekly, and have the option of crypto payouts.
- OnlyFans suits creators who want the best known name. Fans recognise the brand, but traffic still comes mostly from your own links, according to common creator reports.
- Fansly suits creators who want a feed and tags that can show them to fans who do not follow them yet, at a reported 20 percent.
- Fanvue suits creators who like a mainstream look and built in AI tools, with a reported lower fee in the first month.
- LoyalFans and JustForFans suit creators already known in their communities, with JustForFans popular among some male creators.
Many creators run two pages at once and move fans over time. That is common and fine.
Where Fansti fits
Fansti is built for adult creators and says so openly. You keep 88 percent of every price you set, on subscriptions, PPV and tips. The fee does not rise after a promotional month, and there is no monthly fee for creators. You only pay the 12 percent fee when you earn.
Payment processing is shown to the fan at checkout as its own line and paid by the fan, so it never comes out of your 88 percent. Payouts go out weekly, or on request, from 50 USD, by bank transfer or in USDT and USDC. Every detail is listed on our fees page and the payout rules.
You get up to three subscription tiers, PPV posts and messages from 3 to 200 USD, tips from 5 to 500 USD, mass messages, watermarks, geo blocking and DMCA takedown requests from your panel.
Safety checks every good site should have
Before you upload anything, check how a site treats safety. A serious adult platform verifies every creator with a government ID and a live selfie, checks that each co-performer is verified or has a signed release, and scans uploads before they go live. Fansti does all of these. Read more on our creator verification and safety page.
If a site does not explain its checks, treat that as a warning sign. Your page and your payouts depend on the platform staying trusted by payment partners.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best site to sell adult content?
It depends on your goal. If you want to keep the most of each sale, Fansti takes a flat 12 percent, while OnlyFans and Fansly take a reported 20 percent.
Which adult content site has the lowest fee?
Among the sites in this comparison, Fansti has the lowest fee at a flat 12 percent on subscriptions, PPV and tips. Other sites report fees from 15 to 30 percent.
Can I sell adult content on more than one site?
Yes. Many creators keep a page on two platforms and slowly move fans to the one where they keep more. Check each site's rules about exclusive content first.
Which sites pay out in crypto?
Fansti pays out in USDT and USDC as well as by bank transfer. OnlyFans does not list crypto payouts for creators on its public pages, as reported.
Do these sites send me new fans?
Some sites have feeds and tags that help new fans find you. On most sites, including Fansti and OnlyFans, most of your traffic comes from links you share on your own socials.
How do I choose between them?
Compare the fee, the payout minimum, the payout methods and the safety checks. Then run your own income through a fee calculator to see the yearly difference.
See how much more you would keep
Enter your subscribers, prices and tips and compare your yearly take home on Fansti with your current site.