Fanvue has two features for running more than one account, and they sound alike: Fanvue linked accounts and manager accounts. They solve different problems. This guide explains both, then shows how the owner and staff with full creator access work across all those creators every day. In OFManager every Fanvue creator opens in one desktop window, next to your OnlyFans and Fansly creators.
Fanvue linked accounts
One person, several profiles
Manager accounts
One login, many creators
OFManager
One window for every creator
Fanvue Linked Accounts: One Person, Several Profiles
Fanvue linked accounts let one creator run more than one creator profile. They belong to one verified person, and the creator sets them up in her own Fanvue settings. If one of your creators has two profiles, you have two Fanvue logins to deal with.
The creator adds one herself, in her own Fanvue settings: Settings, then Account, then Create new linked account.
Per verified identity, Fanvue allows up to 2 accounts in total for a human creator and up to 15 for an AI creator, counting any that Fanvue support linked before.
Each account has its own login, its own content, and its own earnings and payouts.
Fanvue tracks warnings and strikes across all of them.
Before she can add one, Fanvue needs her ID check approved, at least one completed withdrawal, and no active warnings on any of her accounts.
From Fanvue's help center article on linked accounts, checked November 2026. Fanvue's pages differ here: its blog post on safety (31 August 2026) says a creator cannot create more than one creator account except in exceptional cases. Check the current help article before you plan around these limits.
OnlyFans has a feature with a similar name that groups several pages in one switcher. It is a different thing from Fanvue linked accounts, and our guide to OnlyFans linked accounts covers it.
Fanvue Manager Accounts: One Login, Many Creators
A manager account is Fanvue's own way for a manager or agency to work across creators who are different people. The manager signs up on Fanvue's manager page with an email that has never been used on Fanvue, and the account starts empty. Each creator then invites the manager from Settings, then Management, with Send Invite. Once the manager accepts, they can switch between those creators without logging out.
Team members, such as chatters, sign up on Fanvue as normal and the manager invites them. By default a team member reaches every creator under that manager, and Fanvue says to make separate manager accounts if you want to limit that.
| Topic | Fanvue linked accounts | Manager account |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Several creator profiles held by one verified person | One login that oversees the profiles of several creators |
| Who sets it up | The creator, in her own settings | The manager signs up on Fanvue's manager page, then each creator invites them in Settings, then Management |
| How many | Up to 2 in total for a human creator, up to 15 for an AI creator | One manager account per creator, and one manager account can oversee many creators |
| Logins | Each profile has its own login | The manager has a login of their own. Team members sign up as normal and the manager invites them |
| Payouts | Each profile has its own payout setup | A manager cannot reach payouts, change the creator's email or password, or delete the account |
| Before you can use it | An approved ID check, one completed withdrawal and no active warnings | An email that has never been used on Fanvue |
From Fanvue's help center articles on linked accounts and on manager accounts, checked November 2026. The full manager side, including what team members can and cannot do, is in our guide to Fanvue manager accounts.
Read Fanvue's Rules for Agencies
Fanvue publishes its own rules for agencies and manager accounts in its help center and agency terms. Read them before you decide how your team reaches a creator's account.
They also cover how your team talks to fans. Fanvue's agency conduct policy, checked November 2026, says agencies must not pretend to be the creator in fan conversations, or suggest she is online when she is not.
Managing Multiple Fanvue Accounts in OFManager
OFManager has no setting for Fanvue linked accounts. It connects one Fanvue login at a time, and what that login adds to your creator list depends on whose login it is.
A Creator's Own Login
Adds that creator's page. Each Fanvue linked account has its own login, so each profile is connected on its own and shows up as its own creator in the list.
A Team Member's Login
A Fanvue login that manages creators, instead of a creator's own, lists the creators on it, and you tick the ones to add. They appear in your list, but their Fanvue pages do not open until each one is relinked with her own login.
Connect Each Profile With Its Own Login
One sign-in for every Fanvue login.
In the desktop app, open Manage Creators, click Add Creator, and pick Fanvue under Which platform?. Click Sign in to Fanvue. In the window that opens, click Continue to Fanvue on OFManager's short page. The creator then types that profile's login on Fanvue's own sign-in page, not into OFManager, and presses Allow on the screen Fanvue shows next. When the dialog says Connected to your agency., use Connect another for the next profile.
Make sure the creator signs in as the profile you mean to add. If a profile was made with Google or X, she signs in with that same Google or X account: Fanvue's help center warns that a different one may lead to a new, empty Fanvue account (checked November 2026).
Only the owner and staff with full creator access can connect Fanvue creators. Owners and admins can also use Connect Fanvue on the web dashboard's Accounts page, but a creator connected there needs one more sign-in in the desktop app before her pages open. The sign-in window is covered step by step in our guide to adding a Fanvue account.
Switch to Fanvue
One menu for every platform.
Click your avatar at the top left of the app. For the owner and staff with full creator access, the menu lists Fanvue beside OnlyFans (and Fansly, where your agency has it). Pick Fanvue to open the Fanvue pages. A small icon on your avatar shows which platform you are on, and OFManager remembers the platform you used last.
Pick a Creator
Every Fanvue creator in one list.
The Fanvue sidebar lists every connected Fanvue creator with a name, an @handle and a status dot. Type in the search box to find one by name or handle, then click it.
The page you are on stays open when you pick another creator and shows that creator's version of it. You can go from one creator's Chats to the next creator's Chats without going back to the menu. A creator that needs attention shows Team login or Sign in again next to her handle, or a status such as Unlinked in its place.
Open Any of the 13 Fanvue Pages
Fanvue's own pages, in the left menu.
Open the Fanvue menu in the left rail. Every page is Fanvue's own, under Fanvue's own name, so you work on Fanvue's real pages. Fanvue's Discover page, where fans browse creators, is left out. The menu lists the pages in Fanvue's order; below they are grouped by job.
Fans and messages
Chats, Mass messages, Notifications, Lists
Content
Home, Profile, Vault, Queue, Create Post
Money and stats
Insights, Tracking links, Earnings & Payouts
Account
Settings
See Every Creator on Manage Creators
OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue on one list.
Manage Creators lists your Fanvue creators in the same table as your OnlyFans and Fansly ones, with Fanvue in the Platform column. The search box and the status filter work for them, the counts of connected and unlinked creators at the top include them, and the Fanvue button on each row opens that creator's public Fanvue profile in your web browser.
Connected there means the link to Fanvue works. A creator can read Connected and still need a sign-in, or her own login, before her pages open: the Fanvue sidebar shows that. The Employees column stays empty for Fanvue creators, and the employee filter shows none of them, because a Fanvue creator cannot be assigned to one employee yet.
Relink a Profile That Stops Working
Sign in as the same profile.
Sign in to Fanvue again
When Fanvue stops accepting the saved login, the creator's pages ask for a new sign-in. Click Relink on her page or her row in the Fanvue sidebar. On Manage Creators, Re-link Account does the same, but it shows only when her status reads Unlinked. The creator signs in on Fanvue's page and presses Allow.
She must sign in as the profile in the row you clicked. If another Fanvue account signs in, OFManager says You signed in as a different Fanvue account. Watch for it when one person has several Fanvue linked accounts: the logins are easy to mix up.
Who Sees Which Fanvue Pages
Only the owner and staff with full creator access are offered Fanvue. Other staff see no Fanvue at all: not in the avatar menu, Add Creator or Manage Creators. For those who do see it, each Fanvue page also follows a page permission in their role, so a role without Messages Basic does not see Chats or Mass messages.
| Fanvue pages | Permission in the role |
|---|---|
| Chats, Mass messages | Messages Basic |
| Vault | OF Vault |
| Queue, Create Post | New Post |
| Insights, Tracking links | Statistics |
| Lists | Collections |
| Earnings & Payouts | Statements |
| Settings | OF Settings |
| Home, Profile, Notifications | OF Home, My Profile, Notifications |
Fanvue pages reuse the OnlyFans page permissions, so the role shows their OnlyFans names. There is no per-creator access yet: a staff member who can open Fanvue can open every Fanvue creator in your list.
What OFManager Does and Does Not Do on Fanvue
OFManager is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fanvue.
A Weekly Routine for Many Fanvue Creators
This routine is for the owner and staff with full creator access, the only people who see Fanvue in OFManager. After the Monday check it uses only Fanvue's own pages inside the app. Go one creator at a time: pick the creator in the sidebar, work the page, pick the next one. Move the days around to suit your team.
Monday: check every link (Manage Creators and the Fanvue sidebar)
Open Manage Creators and relink anyone whose status reads Unlinked. Then look down the Fanvue sidebar: a creator marked Sign in again or Team login can read Connected on Manage Creators, yet her pages will not open until she is relinked with her own login. Relink those too before the week's work starts.
Monday: clear the chats (Chats)
Open Chats for the first creator and work through it. Then pick the next creator in the Fanvue sidebar. Chats stays open and shows her chats.
Tuesday: fill the Queue (Queue)
Fanvue's Queue has a calendar view and a list view, and scheduled posts can be edited or deleted there. Fanvue's help center does not say which time zone the Queue uses, so schedule one post and check it before you schedule a week for every creator.
Thursday: read Insights (Insights)
Fanvue's help center says Insights shows earnings (with the best days), subscribers (with where fans are located) and performance, such as renewals, pay-to-view sales and tips. OFManager does not collect Fanvue numbers for you, so write each creator's few numbers in a sheet of your own and compare them with last week.
Friday: check Earnings (Earnings & Payouts)
Fanvue holds a payment in Pending, usually about 7 days and longer in some cases, before it moves to Available. A sale from Monday can still be Pending on Friday. Fanvue's help center gives $20 in the Available balance as the payout minimum, higher in some regions. The payout pages never open in OFManager, so the payout request is always the creator's to make.
Fanvue facts from Fanvue's help center and legal pages, checked November 2026. Fanvue's own pages give different upper limits for how long Pending lasts, so check the current page. For scheduling in detail, see our guide to Fanvue Vault and Queue.
When a Fanvue Creator Does Not Open
Fanvue is missing from the avatar menu
Fanvue is offered only to the owner and staff with full creator access. If you need it, ask the owner whether your role should have full creator access. If you are the owner, update the desktop app, then contact us.
A creator shows Team login
She was added from a team member's Fanvue login, and her page says “Fanvue pages need the creator's own login.” Relink her with her own login and her pages open.
A creator shows Sign in again or Unlinked
Relink her from the Fanvue sidebar, as in step 6, with her own login.
“This Fanvue account is connected to another agency.”
A Fanvue creator page sits with one OFManager agency at a time, so it cannot be added while another agency holds it. If she has left that agency, contact us.
Fanvue is in the OFManager desktop app for Windows and macOS.
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