Price guides
What to charge, with the sources shown
What creators actually charge for PPV, custom videos and photos, sexting, and phone and video calls — every range sourced and dated, with what each platform lets you charge and what you keep.
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No platform publishes what creators charge, so no price range here can be marked Official. Each page shows the range the published guides support, lists every figure that fed it, and marks the range Disputed when the guides contradict each other. Where nothing citable exists, the page says so instead of inventing a number.
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How much to charge for PPV content
$10–$75 per unlock Reported
What creators charge for pay-per-view photo sets, clips and bundles, what each platform lets you charge, and what you keep. Every figure sourced and dated.
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How much to charge for a custom video
$5–$20 per minute Disputed
Per-minute rates for custom videos are the most disputed price in the creator economy. Here is what the published guides say, why they disagree, and what the platforms let you charge.
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How much to charge for custom photos
$10–$30 per photo Disputed
What a custom photo or photo set sells for, why one guide says $3 and another says $30, and what each platform lets you charge for it.
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How much to charge for sexting
$2–$5 per minute Reported
What creators charge for paid sexting by the minute, by the message and by the session, how the tip caps shape it, and which platform makes it easiest to sell.
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How much to charge for a video call
$3–$10 per minute Disputed
What creators charge per minute for one-to-one video calls, why the survey data sits above the guides, and why only one of the four platforms can bill a call natively.
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How much to charge for a phone call
Not enough public data No range published
There is no publishable market rate for paid phone calls. Here is what is actually documented — platform per-minute ranges, dedicated phone-line economics — and how to price from it.
What every page has in common
- All four platforms take 20%. The price you set is the price the fan pays; you keep 80% of it everywhere, or 85% in a new creator's first twelve months on Fanvue. Why they all charge the same →
- Only Fanvue publishes its price limits. Its help centre gives $3–$500 for a priced post and $3.99–$100 for a subscription. OnlyFans, Fansly and LoyalFans limits are consistent across third-party guides but not on any page the platform controls.
- Only LoyalFans bills a live call by the minute. On the other three, a call is a tip or a locked message first and an outside app second.
- Per-minute figures are per-session in practice. Nothing here bills text by the minute, so a "$3 a minute" sexting rate is a $45 tip for fifteen minutes.
The full method, including the rule that stops us publishing a number we cannot cite, is on the methodology page. To see what a price turns into after commission, each guide has a take-home widget, or use the earnings calculator.