Sell tiered subscriptions on your own Fansly-style site.
OFEngine lets each creator stack several subscription tiers, sell them by the month,
quarter, half-year or year, and hand out trial links. Fans browse a Discover page, and creators
work from a media vault. You pay for the software once and keep the platform fee you set.
Build a tier ladder, then price it by the month or the year.
Tiered subscriptions are what set Fansly apart: a creator can run several tiers, each with its own benefits,[2] and discount longer plans.[4] OFEngine puts the same pricing model on a site you own.
Several tiers per creator, each with its own perks
A creator opens Price & bundles, adds a tier in a three-step form, names it (Standard, VIP, Platinum or anything else) and lists what fans get. Fans see the tier name exactly as the creator writes it.
Four price points per tier: monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual.
A separate discount on each longer plan, shown to fans as a percentage off.
A free-tier switch for creators who want followers first. Turning it on disables the paid tiers.
Adding a tier. Step one of three: the name and a line on what makes the tier worth paying for.
Promotions and trial links to win new subscribers
Next to the tiers sit tabs for Promotions, Trial Links and Tracking. A creator can run a limited offer for a launch or a holiday, or post a trial link on social media so new fans can try the feed before paying full price.
Fansly offers time-limited promotions, discount links and free trials too.[4][5] On your own site, the creator keeps those tools and you keep the platform fee.
Modules, switched by the owner. Tiers, bundles and promotions carry a Pro badge, as does mass messaging. Turn a module off and it disappears across the site.
Pricing stays with the creator
Each creator sets their own tier names, perks and prices. You set the platform fee and the tip range for the whole site.
Checkout from wallet or card
Fans pay for a tier through your payment gateway or from their wallet balance, with auto top-up so renewals don't stall.
A gap to know about
Fansly can lock a single piece of media to one tier.[3] Per-tier locking of individual posts is not on our verified feature list. Posts are free, for subscribers or pay-per-view. Test it in the demo if you rely on it.
Which plan? Tiers, bundles, promotions and trial links start at Pro ($1,500 one-time). Regular ($300) sells one subscription price per creator.
02 / DISCOVERY
Help fans find creators without leaving your site.
A fan who subscribes to one creator should be able to find the next one on your domain. The Discover page is built for that.
A Discover page with search and topic filters
Fans search creators and posts, then narrow the list with topic chips such as Lifestyle, Modeling, Photography, Fashion, Travel, Dance, Beauty, Fitness and Art, plus Trending and New & Rising.
Creator cards show a Free or Paid badge, the topic and the subscriber count.
Fans follow a free creator or subscribe to a paid one straight from the card.
A Trending creators row puts the accounts fans are joining right now at the top.
The Discover page. Topic chips and trending cards lead fans from one creator to the next. Demo creators.
Profiles that work as landing pages
Most new fans arrive from a creator's own social links. A logged-out visitor lands on the profile, sees the cover, bio and subscribe button. Once they join, the same page shows their subscription status and opens the creator's posts and media.
Fansly also runs a For You page that recommends posts to each fan from their activity,[6] plus a Suggestions tab and tag matching.[7] OFEngine has no per-fan recommendation feed. Its discovery is search, topics and trending lists.
What a subscriber sees. The creator's page with their subscription status, posts and media tabs, and more creators to follow.
03 / VAULT AND CALENDAR
Upload once to the vault, schedule the rest.
On Fansly, every upload lands in a Vault with default and custom albums for reuse.[8] OFEngine gives creators a gallery that works the same way, and a calendar to plan what goes out.
A media gallery with collections
Creators sort photos, videos and audio into named collections, such as Travel, Lifestyle or Behind the scenes on our demo, and pull from them when they post.
Tabs for Collections, Everything, Photos, Videos and Audio.
Files sit in your own storage: AWS S3, DigitalOcean, Backblaze or Google.
Private bucket with presigned URLs, and FFmpeg processing for video.
The creator's vault. Collections keep years of uploads easy to find and reuse.
A calendar for posts, messages and streams
The Schedule page queues three kinds of event: a post, a message or a stream. Creators switch between upcoming, week and month views to see gaps in their plan.
Pro adds scheduled DMs, and the mass messaging module can send now or later. A creator can line up a week of content in one sitting.
The schedule. Scheduled posts and mass messages land here. Shown empty on our demo.
04 / WHAT ELSE IS INCLUDED
Live shows, segment messages and a fan wallet, in the same install.
Tiers and discovery bring fans in. These are the tools that earn from them every week. Some depend on the plan, so check the pricing table.
Live streaming
Go live by RTMP or webcam
Fans send stream gifts during the show
Runs on your GetStream video account
Recording to S3 if you switch it on
Messages to segments (Pro)
One message to many fans, with media or a PPV price
Lists such as active, expired, renewing soon and top spenders
Paid (locked) messages inside 1:1 chats
Fan wallet
Top up a balance, then spend it across the site
Auto top-up and a full transaction history
Pays for tiers, unlocks and tips
Locked posts and tips
Each post set to everyone, subscribers or paid
Tips on posts and messages, inside your tip range
A shop for digital products
Creator payouts
Earnings broken down by income source
Withdrawal requests confirmed with the password, plus 2FA if enabled
An admin queue to approve or reject each payout
Safety and compliance tools
Manual review of creator ID documents
A queue for content that fans report
An 18+ warning screen with your own text
Gateways in the code
CCBill and NETbilling (Direct Mode) for adult content
NOWPayments for crypto
Stripe and PayPal for safe-for-work sites
Your brand on every screen
Your domain, theme and dark mode
Fans can add the site to their home screen
Enterprise: your own iOS and Android apps, under your brand
Room for an agency
Agency applications that you approve
Team members with role permissions
Sales tracked per team member
Livestream settings. You connect your own GetStream account, cap stream length and decide whether to record.One balance for every purchase. Fans top up once and pay for subscriptions, unlocks and tips from the wallet. Demo data.
05 / FANSLY OR YOUR OWN
Fansly keeps 20%. Here is what changes when you host it.
Fansly details are from its help centre, as cited in our Fansly clone guide (checked 23 October 2026). The right column covers what you gain and what you take on.
Yours: manual ID review in the admin, plus a third-party age-assurance vendor where the law needs one (an 18+ click-through is not enough for UK adult sites[17])
Audience
Fans already browsing Fansly
Your creators bring their own followers
Be clear about the trade. Part of what creators pay Fansly for is a processor relationship, ID and consent checks, age verification and payouts that Fansly runs. On your own site, your team does that work. It pays off when you already have creators with steady sales, not as a way to find them.
Calculator: Fansly's 20% against your running costs
Enter what fans spend each month across your creators and adjust the assumptions. The answer is an estimate, not a quote.
Fansly's share over 12 months$24,00020% × $10,000 × 12 months
Running your own site, year one$20,350$1,500 licence + $1,450 registration + 12 × ($1,200 processing + $250 hosting)
You keep in year oneAbout $3,650From year two: Fansly takes $24,000 a year; your site costs $18,850.
Fansly's 20%: its help centre says creators receive 80% of subscriptions, media sales, messages and tips.[1] Fansly also says it charges creators no payout or processing fees, which this calculator does not offset.
Card processing at 12%: our assumption for an adult site. According to CardFellow, CCBill charges between 10.8% and 14.5% in high-risk industries.[16] Stripe does not accept pornography or other mature content,[15] while a safe-for-work site on Stripe or PayPal pays much less.
Hosting $250 and registration $1,450: our working figures. The registration number comes from the budget in our cost-to-launch guide. Heavy video and livestream use raises hosting and GetStream bills.
Left out: staff, moderation, ID-check and age-assurance vendors, chargebacks, rolling reserves, payout transfer fees and tax. At lower volumes these can wipe out the difference.
06 / PRICING
One-time pricing. No SaaS subscription.
Pay once, host yourself, own the code forever.
Regular
$300one-time
Everything required to launch a content-creator site.
Single-price subscriptions
Free and paywalled posts
1:1 direct messages and PPV
Tips on posts and messages
Stories, comments, bookmarks
Livestreaming (RTMP and webcam) with stream gifts
Pinned posts and featured grid
Digital-product shop: sell files with auto-delivery
Multi-account switcher (run multiple identities in one browser)
Secure checkout. 3-day money-back if it doesn't fit your use case.
07 / QUESTIONS
Before you buy a Fansly clone: common questions.
Which licence includes subscription tiers and bundles?
Pro ($1,500 one-time) and every plan above it. Pro adds multiple tiers per creator, multi-month bundles, promotions, discount codes and trial links. Regular ($300) sells one subscription price per creator, along with pay-per-view, messages, tips, livestreams and the fan wallet. See the plan list.
Can creators give free trials and discounts?
Yes, on Pro and up. Creators make trial links, run promotions and set a discount on quarterly, semi-annual and annual prices. A creator can also switch to a free tier, which disables the paid tiers until it is switched off again.
Will my site have a For You feed like Fansly's?
No. Fansly's For You page recommends posts to each fan based on their activity.[6] OFEngine has a Discover page with search, topic filters and trending creators instead. On a new site most traffic comes from creators' own social accounts, so profiles and trial links matter more than an algorithm at the start.
Where are creators' photos and videos stored?
In storage you control: AWS S3, DigitalOcean, Backblaze or Google. Files stay in a private bucket and are served through presigned URLs, and video is processed with FFmpeg. Creators sort their uploads into collections in the gallery.
Can creators move their Fansly content over?
We do not offer a Fansly importer. Creators upload their media to the gallery on your site, and their fans subscribe again on your domain, often through a trial link. If you need to bring over data from another fan-site database, contact us about a custom migration.
What will I pay each month after buying the licence?
Your own running costs: the server, storage and bandwidth, GetStream usage if creators stream, card-processing fees, and any ID-check or age-assurance vendor you use. OFEngine takes no commission on sales. Our cost-to-launch guide breaks these down.
Which payment processors can an adult Fansly-style site use?
The code includes CCBill, NETbilling (Direct Mode) and NOWPayments for crypto, which suit adult sites, plus Stripe and PayPal for safe-for-work sites. Stripe does not allow pornography or other mature audience content.[15] You apply for each merchant account yourself.
Is OFEngine an official Fansly product?
No. OFEngine is independent software and is not affiliated with Fansly. Fansly is a trademark of its owner, and we use the name only to describe the kind of site you can build. Your site carries your own brand.
Fansly is a trademark of its owner. We use the name only to describe the kind of site OFEngine can run. OFEngine is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Fansly.
Your tiers, your Discover page, your fee.
Buy the licence once, install it on your server and set the split yourself.
