Three sources of income on one page
Most creators earn from three places at once.
- Subscriptions. The steady base. Fans pay every month to see your regular posts.
- Pay per view. Extra sets or clips sent as locked posts or messages. This is often where the most engaged fans spend.
- Tips. Small extras fans send when they like a post or a reply.
On Fansti you set the prices for all three. Tiers run 4.99 to 199 USD a month, pay per view 3 to 200 USD and tips 5 to 500 USD. You keep 88 percent of each.
Hypothetical income maths
These examples are made up to show how the numbers work. They are not promises or averages.
| Monthly item | Small page | Growing page |
|---|---|---|
| Subscribers at 9.99 USD | 30, so 299.70 USD | 120, so 1,198.80 USD |
| Subscribers at 29.99 USD | 5, so 149.95 USD | 25, so 749.75 USD |
| PPV sales at 12 USD | 20, so 240 USD | 90, so 1,080 USD |
| Tips | 50 USD | 200 USD |
| Total fan payments | 739.65 USD | 3,228.55 USD |
| You keep at 12 percent | 650.89 USD | 2,841.12 USD |
| You keep at 20 percent | 591.72 USD | 2,582.84 USD |
Notice two things. First, in both examples pay per view and tips bring in about 40 percent of the total, so a page with only a subscription leaves money on the table. Second, the fee gap grows as you grow. Run your own figures in the creator fee calculator.
How to price your tiers
Three tiers give fans an easy step up. Make each one clearly better than the last.
- Entry tier. Low enough that a curious fan says yes. Regular posts only.
- Middle tier. Adds a monthly exclusive set or a discount on pay per view.
- Top tier. Adds personal attention, such as priority replies to messages.
You can set a yearly price for each tier as well. Half the cost of 12 months is a common choice, and yearly fans give you a steadier base. Start near prices you are comfortable with, then raise them for new subscribers once your page is full of content.
Pay per view tips that work
- Send fewer, better sets. One strong locked set a week usually sells better than several small ones.
- Use the blurred preview well. A tasteful teaser image tells fans what they are unlocking.
- Target tiers. Mass messages can go to all subscribers or to one tier, up to 4 a day. Do not use all 4 every day.
- Price customs higher. Work made for one fan is worth more than a set sent to everyone.
- Bundle older content. Group past sets into a single locked post for fans who joined later.
Consistency beats volume
Fans cancel when a page goes quiet. A simple plan you can keep is worth more than a big plan you drop after two weeks.
- Post on set days, for example three times a week.
- Plan one pay per view drop a week.
- Answer messages at set times so fans know when to expect you.
- Batch your shoots so a busy week does not empty your page.
Watch which posts get tips and which sets sell, then make more of what works.
Sell nudes anonymously
Earning more should never mean exposing more. On Fansti, fans see your handle only. You can block countries, add a watermark with your handle, sell face free content and send DMCA takedowns from your panel. Your ID is used only for verification.
Keep your own habits tight too. Never share your legal name or city, strip location data from photos and keep payments on the platform. Gift cards and private payment apps are common scams. The setup is covered step by step in how to sell nudes safely, and our safety page explains verification.
Where you sell changes what you keep
The same fans and prices earn you different amounts on different sites. Compare the fee tables in apps to sell nudes, and see what the biggest platform charges in OnlyFans fees. The Fansti home page has the full overview.
Frequently asked questions
How much money can you make selling nudes?
There is no typical amount. Income depends on how many fans pay, your prices and how often you post, so use a calculator with your own numbers.
Is pay per view or a subscription better for selling nudes?
Both. A subscription gives steady income, and pay per view lets your most engaged fans spend more on top.
How can I sell nudes anonymously?
Sell under a handle, use geo block and watermarks, consider face free content and never share your legal name or location. Keep every payment on the platform.
How often should I post?
Pick a schedule you can keep, such as three posts and one pay per view set a week. Consistency keeps fans subscribed.
Do I have to pay to start selling on Fansti?
No. There is no monthly fee for creators. Fansti takes a flat 12 percent only when you earn.
When do I receive the money I make?
New earnings are held 7 days for chargeback protection, then paid weekly or on request once you have 50 USD available.
Check your numbers first
Enter your expected fans and prices to see your monthly and yearly take home.