Every subscription page loses people who were interested but stopped at the monthly price. On SexySelfies, those people can buy a single post.
Sell your first postFanvue arrived later than most of its rivals. It allows explicit content, sells subscriptions and pay-per-view posts, and has put a lot of effort into creator tools, including AI features. It also openly accepts AI-generated creators.
The basic transaction is still a subscription. A visitor lands on your profile and has to commit monthly before seeing your work. Creators with a ready-made following can live with that. For newer creators, it is where a lot of interested visitors stop.
SexySelfies drops the gate. Members find your free posts in a scroll feed, tap through, and buy the posts they want. You set every price, or make a post free.
| Feature | Fanvue | SexySelfies |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Subscription to your profile | Individual posts, no subscription |
| Platform fee | Check Fanvue's current terms | 20% of each sale |
| First purchase | A monthly subscription | One post, at your price |
| Where buyers find you | Your own links, plus Fanvue's site | SexySelfies scroll feed and creator search |
| Content rules | Explicit content allowed | Full nudity allowed, no hardcore |
| Payouts | Set by Fanvue's payout terms | On request from $50, via Wise |
They looked at your profile, liked what they saw, and left at the monthly price. On SexySelfies they would have seen a free post in the feed and bought the one set that caught their eye.
Plenty of people want one photo set or one video, not a month of everything. A subscription either charges them for more than they want or loses them.
Part of any subscription income comes from people who stopped looking. It is real money until they notice. Post sales come from people who chose that specific post, so your dashboard shows what actually sells.
Fanvue allows explicit content. SexySelfies allows lingerie, swimwear, boudoir and full nudity, including artistic frontal nudity, but not vulgar or hardcore material. If your work already stops at nudity, that line won't affect you.
In the first week, set up your profile on your phone, verify your ID (you must be 21 or older), post several free photos and price a few sets. Over the next 2 weeks, watch which free posts get likes and which priced posts sell, and reply to members who message you. By the end of the month, adjust your prices, try a story or a livestream, and request a payout once your balance reaches $50.
Because a monthly fee puts off casual buyers. Selling single posts lets someone spend a small amount on exactly what they want.
Yes. Videos are priced per post like photos, and they are converted automatically to 1080p, 720p and 480p so they play smoothly on phones.
No. Messaging is free for members and creators, and you can talk with anyone, but photos and videos in DMs can't be sold. Paid content goes in posts.
Creators keep 80% of every sale, and the platform keeps 20%.
No. You can run both and see where each kind of buyer spends.
The visitors who leave your subscription page aren't lost. They want a smaller first step. Price one set on SexySelfies and give them one.
No subscription gate. Members pay per post.
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