You already run an OnlyFans page, so you know the work: prices, posts and an inbox. Adding Fanvue means doing that work on a second page, under Fanvue's rules. This guide to Fanvue for OnlyFans creators covers what Fanvue asks of you before you can earn, what you keep, how to set up your Fanvue page from your OnlyFans habits, and how to run both from the OFManager desktop app for Windows and macOS, where Fanvue's own pages open next to your OnlyFans.
It is written for creators who run their own page. It makes no promise about what Fanvue will earn you or how many of your fans will follow you there: the routine near the end shows how to judge that on your own numbers.
14 days to verify
Fanvue's window for the ID check
80% to you
Fanvue's standard rate, 20% to Fanvue
Both in one app
Switch from the menu at the top left
Should You Join Fanvue? Answer These First
It is your page and your decision.
Before you sign up, check that all five of these are true for you.
Set a date to decide
Pick a trial period, four weeks for example, and write the end date down. When it comes, judge Fanvue on your own numbers from its Insights and earnings pages, set next to your OnlyFans figures, not on anyone's forecast.
Get Verified Before You Can Earn
Fanvue's ID check, its 14-day window and its AI rules.
Fanvue checks who you are before your page can earn. Do this on Fanvue first, and connect the page to OFManager once your profile is visible.
The ID check
A government ID and a selfie. Every creator does it, AI accounts included, and you verify as the account owner even if your face never appears in your content.
The 14-day window
Depending on your account, Fanvue has you verify at sign-up or gives you 14 days. Until you verify, your profile is hidden from fans and you cannot earn. Miss the 14 days and the account goes back to being a fan account, but Fanvue keeps your profile, posts and Vault and brings them back once you verify.
Your ID's expiry date
When you verify, the ID must be valid with at least 6 months left. Fanvue reminds you 14 days before it expires and pauses payouts if you don't renew it.
Anyone else in your content
A real person whose face, body or voice appears must verify and give consent on Fanvue as well.
Onboarding details
Fanvue's creator terms also ask for a liveness check and accurate tax and banking details.
If you are an AI creator, or use some AI content
Fanvue lets three kinds of creator use AI: fully AI characters, AI personas of a real person (that person verifies and signs consent) and real creators who mix in some AI content. Whichever you are, your account needs Fanvue's account-level AI label, which can show next to your display name, AI posts and pay-to-view media in chats, your intro video and discovery cards. Your bio can't suggest the account is all real, for example "100% real". On a fully AI account or an AI persona, if a fan asks outright whether you are AI, the answer must be a clear yes. Telling fans the label is wrong can lead to warnings and refunds of what they bought.
Source: Fanvue's help center (creating a creator account, ID verification, verifying AI accounts and anyone you feature, AI content rules and AI labels) and creator terms, checked November 2026. Fanvue can change these rules, so read its pages when you sign up.
Know What You Keep
The split, then the payout basics.
As the standard rate, Fanvue's creator earnings policy gives you 80% of gross and keeps 20%, unless agreed otherwise in writing or a promotional rate applies. The same rate covers subscriptions, tips, pay-per-view messages, bundles and custom content.
Fanvue's own pages disagree about whether a creator who is starting keeps more for a while, so check Fanvue's current terms before you count on anything but the standard rate. Fans may also pay a transaction fee on top of your price: check Fanvue's current page for the amount.
Payouts
A sale sits in Pending for about 7 days, longer in some cases, and a payout needs at least $20 available, higher in some regions. Depending on where you live, Fanvue pays by bank transfer, the MassPay or Cosmo eWallets or crypto, not PayPal. Before your first payout, Fanvue also asks for a short tax interview, at least 5 pieces of uploaded content and any co-creators verified. Fanvue's own pages give different payout timings, so check its current page before you count on a date. The details are in how Fanvue payouts work.
Source: Fanvue's creator earnings policy, creator terms and help center (payouts, payout methods and tax forms), checked November 2026.
Set Up Your Fanvue Page From Your OnlyFans Habits
Fanvue's settings, next to what you already do.
Most of what you set on OnlyFans has a Fanvue setting beside it, usually in Fanvue's Settings under Creator Settings. Decide each one on its own rather than copying your OnlyFans numbers across, and note what you chose so you can compare later.
| On OnlyFans you use | On Fanvue, set | Fanvue's limits |
|---|---|---|
| A monthly subscription price | Subscription price | $3.99 to $100 a month |
| Discounts for longer subscriptions | Bundles | 3, 6 or 12 months, up to 50% off |
| A limited-time offer | Promotional offers | A free trial or a discounted first month |
| A trial link for one promotion | Free trial links | You set the number of uses, the expiry date and the trial length |
| A way to follow you without paying | Follow for Free | Under Settings, then Profile. Followers see your public posts and updates, not subscriber-only posts. |
| A welcome message | Automated Messages | Pre-written messages sent when a fan follows or subscribes, different for each group, with images, files or voice notes. A sequence stops when the fan writes back. |
| Paid posts | A post's price and audience | $3 to $500 for a paid post. The audience is Subscribers only, or Followers and Subscribers. |
| One link per place you promote | Tracking links | As many as you like, for social media, email or paid ads |
Source: Fanvue's help center (subscription settings, free trial links, the settings overview, automated messages, post prices and tracking links), checked November 2026. These are Fanvue's settings and limits, not advice on what to charge, and none of them says what you will earn.
Before you copy your profile and posts across
Fanvue's help center says no nude images in your profile picture or banner, and no nudity in your intro video, which it suggests keeping under 30 seconds. Its list of what isn't allowed includes moving payments or chats off Fanvue, content with anyone who hasn't verified, meeting fans in person and codewords, so keep each platform's chats and payments on that platform.
Fanvue's legal changelog also records a ban on family-member sexual content, "step" themes included, dated 12 October 2026. The full list is longer: read it on Fanvue.
Connect Fanvue to the OFManager Desktop App
Add Creator, Fanvue, sign in on Fanvue, Allow.
When you sign up for OFManager you own your workspace, so you can connect your own Fanvue page. The app's dialogs call that workspace your agency, even when it is only you.
In the desktop app, click Manage Creators in the left sidebar, then Add Creator.
Under Which platform?, choose Fanvue. In the Connect a Fanvue creator dialog, click Sign in to Fanvue.
A window opens on a short OFManager page, Connect your Fanvue account?, which names the workspace asking. Check that it is yours, then click Continue to Fanvue. If it names someone you don't know, close the window.
Sign in on Fanvue's own page the way you usually do: email and password, Google or X. Fanvue runs its own checks in that window, such as asking for your two-factor code if you turned it on.
Fanvue shows a screen naming the OFManager app and the permissions it asks for. Read it, then press Allow.
Back in the app, the dialog says Connected to your agency. Click Done.
You type your Fanvue login on Fanvue's own page, not into OFManager. Removing OFManager under Third Party Apps Consent (Fanvue's name for it) ends only the app connection. The Fanvue pages in the app run on your saved Fanvue login, so your page stays in OFManager: to remove it, contact OFManager support.
Made your Fanvue account with Google or X? Use that same button and the same Google or X account in the window. Fanvue's help center warns that a different one can create a second, empty Fanvue account.
You can also connect from the Accounts page of the OFManager web dashboard with Connect Fanvue, but Fanvue's pages open only in the desktop app, and a page connected on the web asks for one more Fanvue sign-in there. Our guide to add a Fanvue account to OFManager shows each screen of the sign-in.
Switch Between OnlyFans and Fanvue
One menu at the top left.
Click your avatar at the top left. The menu lists your platforms, OnlyFans first: pick Fanvue. A small mark on your avatar shows which platform you are on, and picking OnlyFans in the same menu takes you back.
On the Fanvue side, the list on the left shows your Fanvue page, with a search box above it. Pick it, then open any of Fanvue's pages from the menu, in Fanvue's own words and order: Home, Profile, Notifications, Chats, Mass messages, Vault, Queue, Insights, Lists, Tracking links, Earnings & Payouts, Create Post and Settings.
These are Fanvue's real pages, signed in as you. OFManager's own OnlyFans tools leave the left menu while you are on Fanvue and come back when you pick OnlyFans.
More Than One Fanvue Profile? Use Fanvue Linked Accounts
Fanvue linked accounts let one verified person run more than one creator profile. You add one on Fanvue's own website, under Settings, then Account.
| How many | Up to 2 human creator profiles, or up to 15 AI creator profiles, for one verified person |
| Before you add one | An approved ID check, one completed withdrawal, and no active warnings on any of your accounts |
| Each profile has its own | Login, content, earnings and payout setup, and its own tax interview |
| Tracked across all of them | Warnings and strikes |
Source: Fanvue's help center articles on Fanvue linked accounts and on tax forms, checked November 2026. A Fanvue blog post says creators are generally limited to one account; the help article gives the limits above.
In OFManager, connect each profile on its own: Add Creator, Fanvue, and sign in as that profile. Fanvue's sign-in page asks for a login every time, so you can sign in as a different profile. Each one then appears in the Fanvue list on the left, and you move between them there.
Running OnlyFans and Fanvue at the Same Time: A Simple Routine
OFManager does not merge the two platforms: each page still gets its own replies, posts and checks. What you get is both in one window, with one menu to switch. Adapt this routine to your own week. Every Fanvue step uses Fanvue's own pages inside the app.
Every day
OnlyFans
OFManager opens on the platform you used last. Work your OnlyFans messages as you do today: while you are on Fanvue, a number beside OnlyFans in the top-left menu means OnlyFans messages are unread.
Fanvue: Chats, then Notifications
The menu shows no unread number for Fanvue, so open Chats to see who is waiting, then check Notifications.
Fanvue: Queue
See what goes out today. The Queue has a calendar view and a list view, and you can edit or delete a scheduled post from either.
Every week
Fanvue: Vault
Upload the week's content and sort it into folders: Fanvue's defaults are All, Images, Videos and Audios, and you can make your own. Fanvue keeps Vault uploads private, and its help lists post uploads of up to 1.5 GiB per video and 20 MiB per image.
Fanvue: Queue or Create Post
Schedule the week's posts with a date and a time, and pick each post's audience.
Fanvue: Lists and Mass messages
Send to one of Fanvue's built-in lists, such as Expired Subscribers or Spent more than $50. Fanvue sets no official limit on how often you broadcast, and warns that messaging too often risks mutes or unsubscribes.
Fanvue: Insights, Earnings & Payouts, Tracking links
Copy the week's figures into your own sheet, next to your OnlyFans numbers. Insights shows your best days, where your fans are, renewals, pay-to-view sales and tips, and Tracking links shows which promotions bring traffic and conversions.
Every month
Prices, rules and your ID
Look again at your prices and offers, re-read the Fanvue pages you rely on (Fanvue can change its fees and rules), and check when your ID expires: Fanvue pauses payouts if it runs out before you renew it.
Your decision
On the date you set in step 1, compare your sheet and decide whether to keep Fanvue going.
Request your payouts on Fanvue's own website: the payout pages don't open in OFManager. Page details from Fanvue's help center (scheduling posts, the Vault, lists, mass messaging, Insights and tracking links), checked November 2026.
What OFManager's Own Tools Cover
On OnlyFans, OFManager gives you its own tools for messages, your fan CRM, mass messaging, tracking-link reports and analytics: see what OFManager does for OnlyFans creators. Those tools work on OnlyFans only. On Fanvue, OFManager opens Fanvue's own pages and does not rebuild them, so each job below has a Fanvue page instead.
| Your job | On OnlyFans | On Fanvue |
|---|---|---|
| Answer fans | OFManager's message tools | Fanvue's Chats page |
| Message many fans at once | OFManager's mass messaging | Fanvue's Mass messages page |
| Know your fans and what they spend | OFManager's fan CRM, with tags and spend | Fanvue's Lists page, with built-in lists such as Spent more than $50 |
| See which promotion worked | OFManager's tracking-link reports | Fanvue's Tracking links page |
| Check your numbers | OFManager's analytics | Fanvue's Insights and Earnings & Payouts pages |
If You Hire a Chatter or a Manager Later
On Fanvue
Fanvue's own route is a manager account. Your manager signs up for a separate Manager account, with an email never used on Fanvue, and you send the invite on Fanvue's website from Settings, then Management. Fanvue allows one manager per creator. A manager can't reach your payouts or change your email or password. Team members the manager invites can chat and review content but can't publish for you, and by default each of them can reach every creator under that manager account. Manager accounts can't turn on two-factor authentication (2FA). Fanvue's help tells creators who work with a manager to keep 2FA on their own account and to invite the manager rather than share login details.
In OFManager
Fanvue opens only for you, as the owner, and for staff you give full creator access. Other staff see no Fanvue at all. Each Fanvue page follows a permission in the person's role (Chats and Mass messages follow Messages Basic, Earnings & Payouts follows Statements), so you can leave out pages they don't need. Keep your page connected with your own Fanvue login: a page added through someone else's Fanvue login, such as a team member's, is listed, but its pages don't open in OFManager yet.
Before anyone else works on your Fanvue page, read the rules Fanvue publishes for agencies and manager accounts, in Fanvue's help center and agency terms. Those rules tell agencies to manage creator accounts through Fanvue's official agency tools, and Fanvue's agency terms say that when an account is run another way, Fanvue holds the creator responsible. This guide is not legal advice.
Source: Fanvue's help center (manager accounts, two-factor authentication) and agency conduct policy, checked November 2026. How they work, and what they mean in OFManager, is in our guide to Fanvue manager accounts.
What OFManager Does and Does Not Do on Fanvue
It does
It does not
OFManager is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fanvue.
If Your Fanvue Page Won't Connect or Open
| What the app says | What to do |
|---|---|
| That Fanvue account isn't a creator and manages no creators. | The login you used is not a Fanvue creator account. Sign in again with your creator page's login: the same email, or the same Google or X account. |
| This Fanvue account is connected to another agency. | A Fanvue page can be in one OFManager workspace at a time, and yours is already in another one, such as the workspace of an agency you worked with. The app has no button to remove it from there, so contact OFManager support. |
| Sign in to Fanvue again | OFManager has no working Fanvue login for your page. Fanvue stopped accepting it, or you connected from the web dashboard, or the connect dialog said your pages would ask for one more sign-in. Click Relink and sign in as the same profile. If you sign in as another profile, the app says: You signed in as a different Fanvue account. |
The messages are the desktop app's own words. Your row in Manage Creators can still read Connected while your pages ask for a sign-in, because the app connection itself works. When it reads Unlinked, its Re-link Account button does the same as Relink.
Run your OnlyFans and Fanvue pages side by side in the OFManager desktop app for Windows and macOS.
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Next Steps
Have a Fansly page too? It opens from the same menu at the top left, beside OnlyFans and Fanvue.