OnlyFans income calculator
See what a page earns after the platform's 20% cut. Enter your subscribers, price, average PPV and tips per subscriber and your monthly churn, and get the monthly and yearly net with a breakdown. It updates as you type.
Free, no sign-up. Everything runs in your browser from templates: nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored.
| Per month | Amount | Per subscriber |
|---|---|---|
| Subscriptions | $999 | $9.99 |
| PPV | $500 | $5.00 |
| Tips | $200 | $2.00 |
| Gross | $1,699 | $16.99 |
| Platform fee (20%) | −$340 | $−3.40 |
| Net to you | $1,359 | $13.59 |
Assumptions
- OnlyFans and Fansly keep 20% of everything: subscriptions, PPV and tips. Taxes, payment-processor holds and currency conversion aren't included.
- Monthly figures take the subscriber count as it is today. PPV and tips are averages across all subscribers, not what your best fans spend.
- The “same size page” year assumes you replace churned subscribers with new ones; the “no new subscribers” year applies churn every month and adds no one.
- Discounts, free trials, promotions and referral bonuses aren't modelled.
How to use it
- Enter how many paying subscribers you have, or the number you're aiming for, and your monthly price. Use $0 for a free page.
- Enter the average PPV and tips per subscriber per month across everyone, including the fans who never buy anything. If you don't know, start with a few dollars and adjust.
- Set your monthly churn: the share of subscribers who don't renew. Then read the net per month and the two yearly figures, one where you keep replacing churned subscribers and one where you don't.
- Try a few scenarios: raising the price, more PPV, less churn. Then check what other creators in your niche charge in the prices guide, and write a bio that earns the price.
Questions
How much does OnlyFans take?
20% of everything: subscriptions, pay-per-view messages and posts, and tips. You keep 80%. Fansly takes the same 20%. The calculator applies that rate to all three income lines before showing the net figure.
What churn rate should I use?
Churn is the share of subscribers who don't renew in a month. Paid pages commonly lose 20–40% a month; a page with lots of fresh content and active DMs sits at the low end, and a page fans joined for one post sits at the high end. Free pages have little subscription churn but earn only from PPV and tips.
Is this what a typical OnlyFans creator earns?
No, it's what your numbers add up to. Most creators have far fewer than 100 paying subscribers, and income is very uneven: a small number of pages earn most of the money. Use the calculator to see what it would take to reach a goal, for example how many subscribers at $9.99 cover a month's rent after the fee.