The pricing checklist
- Pick free or paid on purpose, not by guessing
- Price PPV by what your fans already bought
- Have a small, medium and premium option
- Never open with your best content at a discount
- Check what sells every week and adjust
Free page or paid page?
- Free pagemore fans walk in, and you earn from PPV and tips in messages
- Paid pageevery fan pays monthly, so each one is worth more from day one
- The limitsOnlyFans lets you charge from $4.99 to $49.99 a month
Underselling vs. pricing right
Underselling
Drops prices to get a sale and trains fans to wait for discounts.
Pricing right
Starts with a fair price, offers a bigger bundle, and saves deals for loyal fans.
How Straton handles your pricing
- Subscription and PPV prices based on what your fans actually buy
- Real human chatters who sell without pushing
- Nothing posts or sends without your OK
Quick answers
How much should I charge for my OnlyFans subscription?
OnlyFans lets you charge between $4.99 and $49.99 a month, or run a free page. The right price depends on your audience and how much you earn from messages. Many creators earn most of their money from PPV, so the subscription doesn't have to carry everything.
What is PPV on OnlyFans?
PPV means pay per view: locked photos or videos you send in messages that fans unlock for a price. It's often the biggest source of income on a page.
Should my OnlyFans be free or paid?
A free page brings in more fans and earns through PPV and tips. A paid page earns from every subscriber each month. Both can work. It comes down to your content and how active your messages are.