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Get a suggested subscription price based on your niche, experience, and income goals.

Your profile

Experience level
Posting frequency

Income goals

Allowed: $100–$50,000

Revenue strategy

Your audience

Allowed: 0–20,000

Recommended subscription price$9.99/mo

Recommended subscription price

$9.99per month

About 50% of the 1,734,575 paid creators measured in this niche charge less.

Monthly from subscriptions
$1,598
Subscribers neededGoal met, with 31 to spare
169
Net per subscriber
$7.99

Your subscribers toward this goal

100%

To earn $3,000/month you need approximately 169 subscribers at $9.99/month — subscriptions bring 45% of income with this strategy, PPV and tips the rest.

Income calculator

Compare three prices

All niches: half of 1,734,575 paid creators charge $5.44–$15.00 (median $10.00); 28% are free.

Shaded: the middle half of paid creators' prices

Compare three prices

Prices are measured live from our index of public profiles; the suggestion, subscriber counts and revenue mix are estimates.

Estimated revenue mix

$3,552/mo
  • Subscriptions$1,598 · 45%
  • PPV sales$1,066 · 30%
  • Tips$888 · 25%

* All amounts shown after 20% OnlyFans platform fee

For informational purposes only — not financial advice.

How the OnlyFans pricing calculator works

The calculator starts from what creators in your niche really charge: for each niche it measures the subscription price of every paid creator in our live index of public OnlyFans profiles (10th, 25th, 50th, 75th and 90th percentiles) and the share of free accounts. Unlike the income calculator, which estimates earnings from your numbers, this tool suggests what to charge.

Your experience and posting frequency set where you sit among those creators: new creators at the 35th percentile, growing ones at the median, established ones at the 65th, top creators at the 80th; posting daily moves you up 5 points, weekly down 5, less often down 10. That rule is ours — the prices it lands on are measured. Budget and premium sit 20 points either side, and every price is rounded to $x.99 inside OnlyFans' $4.99–$49.99 range.

You'll also see three pricing scenarios (budget, recommended, premium) with trade-offs, a goal calculator showing how many subscribers you need at each price, and an estimated revenue mix based on your chosen strategy.

In three steps

  1. Set your profileChoose your content niche, experience level, and posting frequency to get personalized pricing.
  2. Define goalsSet your income target and preferred revenue strategy — subscriptions, PPV, tips, or balanced.
  3. Get your priceReceive a suggested price recommendation with scenarios, goal calculator, and revenue mix.

Pricing strategy tips

Don't underprice your content — it's one of the most common mistakes new creators make. A slightly higher price attracts more serious, engaged subscribers who are likely to spend on tips and PPV too. If you're unsure, start at the recommended price and adjust based on growth.

Consider offering promotions (discounted first month) rather than keeping your base price low permanently. Track your subscriber retention and adjust — if retention is high, you may have room to increase your price. If growth stalls, a small discount bundle can help.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the income calculator?

The income calculator estimates earnings based on numbers you already have (subscribers, tip rates). This pricing calculator is the opposite — it tells you what price to set based on your niche, experience, and goals. Use this tool first to set your price, then use the income calculator to project earnings.

What factors affect my suggested price?

Your niche sets the range — the calculator uses what paid creators in it actually charge, measured live. Within that range, experience and posting frequency move the suggestion: new creators start below the niche's median, established and top creators above it.

Should I start with a low price and raise it later?

Starting slightly lower than your suggested price can help build initial momentum, but don't go too low. OnlyFans lets you change your price anytime, and existing subscribers keep their rate. New subscribers will pay the updated price. It's easier to offer promotional discounts than to raise a price that's already perceived as too high.

What's the best revenue strategy for new creators?

New creators typically do best with a 'Balanced' or 'Subscription' strategy. Focus on building a subscriber base first with competitive pricing, then gradually introduce PPV content and encourage tips as your audience grows. PPV-heavy strategies work better once you have an established, engaged audience.

How much do OnlyFans creators typically charge?

In our live index, 1,734,575 creators have a paid subscription: half charge between $5.44 and $15.00 a month, and the median is $10.00. 28% of all indexed creators are free. OnlyFans allows paid prices from $4.99 to $49.99.

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