What to charge on OnlyFans: price checker
Pick your niche and see what other creators in it charge: the typical price, the middle half of paid pages, the most common price and how many are free. Type your price to see where it sits.
Free, no sign-up. Built from the public prices of every creator we list, updated hourly. What you type stays in your browser.
How to use it
- Pick your niche. The list shows how many creators with a known price are in each.
- Look at the typical price and the middle half: that's where fans in your niche expect to pay.
- Type your price, or the one you're thinking of, to see how many paid pages charge less.
- Then estimate what that price earns with the income calculator, or compare every niche on the niche prices page.
Questions
How much should I charge on OnlyFans?
Across every niche, half of paid pages charge between about $8 and $15 a month, but the usual price differs by niche: the figures above update hourly. Start inside the middle half for yours: fans compare, and a price far above it needs a reason (lots of posts, something rare). Many creators start free or cheap and earn from PPV and tips instead.
Where do these numbers come from?
From the public profile of every creator listed on TastyFans, refreshed as profiles are re-read and recalculated every hour. Prices are the regular monthly price, not limited-time discounts. Niches need at least 20 paid pages to be shown.
Should my page be free or paid?
A free page gets more followers and earns from messages, PPV and tips; a paid page earns from every subscriber but grows slower. Some creators run both: a free page to attract fans and a paid one for full sets.
Is anything I type sent or stored?
No. The price figures load with the page; your niche and price stay in your browser.