How Does Fanvue Work? Subscriptions Explained

What Fanvue is

Creators set their own subscription price, and fans can follow for free or subscribe for full access, which includes exclusive content and direct messages. Followers see what a creator shares with followers and can buy pay-per-view content, but not subscriber-only posts.

Payments happen inside the platform, so your subscription goes to the page you chose rather than to a third party reselling access.

Subscriptions and free trials

Subscriptions run in 30-day cycles and renew automatically until you cancel; after canceling you keep access to the end of the period. Pay-per-view is a separate one-off purchase.

Creators can issue free trial links with their own length, number of uses and expiry. A trial converts to a paid subscription at the standard price when it ends unless you cancel first, and Fanvue emails a reminder 24 hours before. 190 of the 425 Fanvue pages we track had a trial running at our last check.

The split, and AI creators

Fanvue's standard split is 80% to the creator and 20% to Fanvue, the same headline rate as OnlyFans' 20% fee. The difference between the two platforms is in features, not in the cut.

Fanvue openly accepts AI creators. Every AI creator carries an AI tag in the profile bio and goes through the same verification as human creators, so read the bio before you subscribe. Our guide to AI OnlyFans explains more.

Finding a real Fanvue page

Impersonators and leak sites exist for every platform. Fanvue's own advice is to trust only links on the fanvue.com domain and to ignore addresses with misspellings or extra characters.

Every Fanvue creator in our Fanvue directory links to the official page we checked, which is what Verified by FANNUDE means. It is our own check, not Fanvue's badge.

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