OnlyFans price list: what creators actually charge
Typical prices per niche for subscriptions, PPV, tips and customs. Starting points, not rules — the calculator tunes them to your page.
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Typical OnlyFans subscription prices by niche
Niche
Standard tier
Premium tier
General
$8.99
$14.99
Fitness
$9.89
$16.49
Cosplay
$10.34
$17.24
Lifestyle
$8.54
$14.99
Curvy / BBW
$9.44
$15.74
Feet
$10.79
$17.99
Couples
$11.24
$18.74
Alt / Goth
$9.89
$16.49
Balanced strategy, medium content volume. Free pages charge $0 and monetize through PPV and
tips instead.
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The rest of the menu
PPV messages: $5–$25
Short clips at the lower end, longer or themed content higher. The price matters less than
who receives it: regulars absorb higher prices, new subscribers do not. The
PPV calculator shows what your unlock rate needs to be at any
price.
Tips: give fans an easy yes
A tip menu works when the smallest item is impulse-sized ($5–10) and the largest is genuinely
premium. Fans read a menu top to bottom; the spread tells them what kind of page this is.
Customs: from $25, up fast
Custom content is priced on effort and exclusivity, not length. A floor of $25–75 keeps
requests serious, and named add-ons beat haggling. Never price customs below your premium
tier — it undercuts the thing your best fans already pay for.
Prices only set the ceiling
Whatever this table says, the month is made in the inbox: tips and PPV happen inside
conversations. That is why two pages with the same price list earn completely different
amounts. If replying at volume is the bottleneck,
Velvetly drafts fan replies in your own voice on OnlyFans and Fansly, and you approve
every send.
Most paid pages sit between $5 and $15 a month, and the middle of that band is where total revenue usually peaks. The table on this page gives typical starting points per niche; the pricing calculator tunes them to your content volume and strategy.
What prices should be on my tip menu?
Common anchors: a small tip ($5-10) fans can hit without thinking, custom content from $25-75 depending on effort, and video calls or premium customs priced so you would genuinely be happy doing them. The mistake is pricing everything low; a menu with no premium option leaves your best spenders nothing to buy.
Should PPV messages have a fixed price?
No. $5-25 is the normal range, but the right price depends on who is receiving it. A long-time regular absorbs a higher price than a fan who subscribed yesterday, which is why sending one blanket price to everyone underperforms.