Independent · 71 platforms · 2026
What these platforms actually pay you
30 of the 61 platforms with a headline share on record advertise exactly 80%, so the headline rate separates almost nobody. On 33 of 71, what actually lands is less than that — and that is the part nobody else writes down.
The number
What each platform keeps
Headline share, payout minimum and fee type for all 71 — and the 33 where what lands is less than what is advertised.
Leaving one
Where creators go instead
32 platforms, each with the alternatives that fix its specific weakness — ranked, with the trade-off stated for every pick.
Getting paid
How the money reaches you
31 pay in crypto, 8 by PayPal — and 6 say in writing that they will not.
17,724 OnlyFans creators
Ordered by the like count the source holds, each with the date it was read. 5,350 of them are free to subscribe to.
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How this site is put together
Every number on FansChart comes from our review of that platform, researched from its own terms, fee and payout pages where they exist, and from creator reports and third-party reviews where they don't. Nothing is supplied by the platforms themselves. Where a platform publishes no rate, or our sources disagree, the row says so instead of presenting one number as official — which is why 8 of the 71 are listed as not disclosing a creator share rather than carrying a guess.
Where a headline rate and the real take-home disagree we record both: 33 platforms advertise a share that a fan-side surcharge, a net-of-costs definition or a lower starting tier quietly reduces. Those are flagged on the fee pages and in the calculator on every review, because the advertised number is the one creators plan around and the other one is the one they live with.
We review 71 platforms and compare 42 pairs of them. We are not one of them, we take no position in any of them, and nothing on this site can be bought.
FansChart — FAQ
Q. What is FansChart?
An independent record of what each adult creator platform actually pays. We review 71 of them and publish the fee, the payout minimum, the payout schedule and the methods for every one — including the 33 where the real take-home is below the number they advertise. We are not owned by any platform on the list and we do not rank ourselves, because we are not on it.
Q. Which platform pays creators the most?
By the advertised rate, almost all of them pay the same: 30 of the 61 platforms with a headline share on record advertise exactly 80%. The number that separates them is whether they keep to it — on 33 of 71, the real take-home is lower than the headline, for reasons we state platform by platform.
Q. How do you decide what goes in a review?
Every figure comes from our review of that platform, and every page that uses a figure links to the review it came from. The reviews are researched from the platform's own terms, fee and payout pages where they exist, and from creator reports and third-party reviews where they don't; we have not tested the platforms hands-on. Where a platform publishes no rate, or our sources disagree, the figure says so instead of being presented as official — 8 of the 71 do not disclose a creator share at all, and they are listed that way.
Q. Do you take money from the platforms you review?
Where a platform has a referral arrangement with us it is stated on that platform's own review page. No arrangement changes a rating, an ordering or a verdict, and the fee data is identical either way because it comes from our own research rather than being supplied by them.