See what actually arrives in your account after the platform takes its 20%.
✓ Free, no signup✓ 20% platform fee included✓ Works for Fansly too
Gross
$1,000.00
Platform fee (20%)
− $200.00
You receive
$800.00
Add your bank's conversion or transfer costs (optional)
Common earning examples
From gross to your bank
The platform keeps its flat 20% first. What remains clears into your pending balance,
becomes withdrawable after the holding window, and then pays out on your chosen schedule
once you pass the minimum threshold. Two quieter cuts follow: currency conversion if your
bank account is not in dollars, and whatever your bank charges to receive international
transfers. Neither is platform-specific — but both explain why the number in your bank
is a little under 80% of gross.
Is this a profit checker?
For the half of the question that has a fixed answer, yes. The platform's 20% is a
published rate, so what you keep from any gross figure is arithmetic, and that is what
the calculator above does. The payout then loses a little more on the way to your bank,
and those two steps are real but not fixed: the conversion spread moves daily and your
bank's incoming-transfer charge is its own. This page will not invent a number for either.
The other half is your own spending — equipment, content, anyone you pay to help — and
no calculator can know it. So read the result as your take-home from the platform side,
which is the part you can check, and subtract your own costs from there to get profit.
Most people who go looking for a profit checker are really asking the first question:
of what a fan pays, how much is actually mine.
A worked example: the $2,000 month
Gross $2,000 on the platform. The 20% fee takes $400, leaving $1,600. A euro account
then loses whatever the conversion spread is that day, and a bank that charges for
incoming international transfers takes its flat few dollars. What lands is a little
under the clean 80% — the calculator above shows the fee step exactly; the last two
steps belong to your bank, not the platform.
You receive 80% of gross earnings. OnlyFans keeps a flat 20% of subscriptions, tips, PPV and customs.
When do I get paid?
Earnings clear on a rolling basis and payouts run on your chosen schedule once you pass the minimum threshold. Currency conversion and your bank can each take a further cut on arrival.
How long until my first OnlyFans payout?
Earnings sit in a pending balance for a holding window before they become withdrawable, then pay out on your chosen schedule once you pass the minimum. Exact windows and minimums are shown in your creator settings and vary by country and method.
Why is the amount in my bank less than 80%?
Currency conversion and your bank's incoming-transfer fee. Both happen after the platform's cut, so they show up as the payout being 'short' when the 80% was correct.
Is this an OnlyFans profit checker?
For the part anyone can calculate, yes: it checks what you keep once the platform has taken its 20% and shows where the payout loses a little more on its way to your bank. It is not your business profit, because that also depends on what you spend to make the content, and there is no standard figure for that. Take the number here as your take-home from the platform, then subtract your own costs.