What each platform sells, how buyers find you, and what you can post. SexySelfies is our platform. It is listed first, and every entry says who it suits.
Start a free SexySelfies profileOnlyFans is the largest subscription platform for adult creators, and plenty of creators do well there. People look elsewhere for a handful of reasons. OnlyFans offers little in-app discovery. Monthly subscriptions put off casual buyers. Some creators want different content rules, or simply a second source of income.
For each platform we looked at 4 things: how buyers pay, how they find creators, what content is allowed, and who the platform fits. We left out exact fees and payout schedules for competitors, because they change and we can't verify every one. Check each site's current terms before you sign up. Six entries link to a longer head-to-head page on this site.
| Platform | How buyers pay | Hardcore allowed | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. SexySelfies | Per post, no subscription | No (full nudity is) | Photo and video sets sold one at a time |
| 2. Fansly | Subscription tiers + pay-per-view | Yes | An OnlyFans-style setup |
| 3. LoyalFans | Subscriptions, pay-per-view, tips | Yes | Creators who want lots of selling tools |
| 4. Fanvue | Subscriptions + pay-per-view | Yes | Creators who want newer tools, including AI |
| 5. ManyVids | Clip sales, memberships, customs | Yes | Video sellers |
| 6. FanCentro | Subscriptions to private feeds | Yes | Influencers with followers to convert |
| 7. JustFor.Fans | Subscriptions + clip sales | Yes | Gay and LGBTQ+ creators |
| 8. MYM | Subscriptions + private media | Yes, with limits | French-speaking and European audiences |
| 9. Fanfix | Subscriptions + tips | No nudity at all | Brand-safe influencers |
| 10. Clips4Sale | Per-clip store | Yes | Niche and fetish video |
SexySelfies has no subscriptions. Members scroll a feed of creators and posts and pay to open the single post they want. Creators keep 80% of each sale, accounts are free, and the site is 21+ with ID checks for creators. Members can message any creator for free, and tips work on profiles, in chat and during livestreams.
Where it falls short: hardcore content is not allowed, and there is no recurring subscription income. If your work is explicit, or you want steady monthly money from loyal subscribers, a platform further down this list will suit you better. Some creators run SexySelfies alongside one of them.
Open a free creator accountFansly works much like OnlyFans and takes the same 20% cut. Creators can run several subscription tiers at different prices, and an explore feed and tags help buyers find creators they don't already follow, which OnlyFans has never done well.
It is still a subscription business, so income rises and falls with renewals and cancellations.
Fansly vs SexySelfies in detailLoyalFans gives creators a long list of tools: subscriptions, pay-per-view posts, tips, custom requests and more. Creators tend to speak well of its support.
Like most subscription sites, it relies on traffic you bring yourself. If all you want is to post and price photos, the feature set may be more than you need.
Read the LoyalFans comparisonFanvue is one of the newer subscription platforms. It has invested heavily in creator tools that use AI, and it openly accepts AI-generated creators alongside real people. Whether that helps or hurts real creators is an open question, which we look at in AI creators vs real creators.
Its buyer base is smaller than Fansly's, so many creators treat it as a second platform rather than their main one.
How Fanvue comparesManyVids is a store, not a fan club. Buyers search and browse a large catalog of clips, so a video can sell to someone who has never heard of you. Creators can also sell memberships and custom videos.
The site is built around video. If you mostly shoot photos, it is the wrong shape.
ManyVids vs SexySelfies for photo creatorsFanCentro grew up around influencers selling access to private feeds to followers they already had on social media. Its tools are aimed at turning those followers into paying subscribers.
Most buyers arrive through your own links, so it works best if you already have a following to bring.
Compare FanCentro and SexySelfiesJustFor.Fans was started by an adult performer and has a strong following among gay and LGBTQ+ creators and buyers. It combines subscriptions with clip sales.
If that is your audience, the community is the main reason to be there. Outside that niche, the buyer pool is smaller.
JustFor.Fans compared with SexySelfiesMYM is a French platform with a large French-speaking audience. It pairs subscriptions with paid private media requests and is stricter about content than the fully explicit sites.
For a mostly US audience, other platforms on this list reach more buyers.
Fanfix is a fan platform for influencers that bans nudity outright. Creators earn from subscriptions and tips by sharing personal, everyday content.
If you want to post nude or boudoir sets, Fanfix will not allow them.
Clips4Sale is one of the oldest clip stores online, with a huge range of niche and fetish categories. Buyers arrive looking for something specific, so specialist creators can reach them without marketing on social media.
It is a store rather than a fan relationship, and the site design feels dated.
It depends on what you sell. For an OnlyFans-style subscription with explicit content, Fansly is the closest match. For video clips, look at ManyVids or Clips4Sale. For selling posts one at a time with no subscription, there is SexySelfies, which is our platform.
Most on this list do, including Fansly, LoyalFans, Fanvue, ManyVids, FanCentro, JustFor.Fans and Clips4Sale. MYM has stricter rules. SexySelfies allows full nudity, including artistic frontal nudity, but not vulgar or hardcore material. Fanfix allows no nudity at all.
Yes, and plenty of creators do. A common setup is a subscription site for regular fans plus a pay-per-post or clip site for buyers who won't subscribe. Read each platform's terms on exclusivity before you sign up.
Fee rates change, so check each platform's current terms. OnlyFans, Fansly and SexySelfies each take 20% of a sale. In practice, how buyers find you and how they pay usually matters more to your earnings than a few points of fee.
On most subscription sites, yes, because they offer little in-app discovery. Marketplaces like ManyVids and Clips4Sale, and feed-based platforms like SexySelfies, give new creators a way to be found without bringing all their own traffic.
SexySelfies is free for creators aged 21 and over. About SexySelfies.
Keep exploring SexySelfies
