Patreon suits podcasters and illustrators. For nude photo sets it is a constant risk. SexySelfies is a 21+ platform where full nudity is allowed and members pay per post.
Move your sets to SexySelfiesPatreon is a membership platform. Supporters pledge on a recurring basis, pick a tier and get perks. For podcasts, art and video essays it works well. For adult work the rules get in the way: Patreon bans pornographic material and keeps tight limits on sexual content. Creators of nude and boudoir photography have long worked in a gray area, where a page can be flagged, hidden from discovery or taken down.
When your income sits on a platform that tolerates your work rather than wants it, every post carries some risk.
SexySelfies is built for this kind of content. Lingerie, boudoir and full nudity, including artistic frontal nudity, are allowed. Vulgar or hardcore material is not. Everyone on the site is 21 or older, and creators verify their ID before they can sell.
| Feature | Patreon | SexySelfies |
|---|---|---|
| Nude photography | Restricted; pornographic material banned | Allowed, including artistic frontal nudity |
| How supporters pay | Recurring pledges by tier | One payment per post, no subscription |
| Platform fee | A percentage of income, plus payment processing | 20% of each sale |
| What you manage | Tiers, perks and patron-only posts | A price on each post |
| Finding new supporters | Mostly people you bring yourself | In-app scroll feed |
| Payouts | Withdrawals from your Patreon balance | On request from $50, sent via Wise |
A pledge is a promise to pay again next month. Patrons cancel before billing day, cards decline, and the total you counted on at the start of the month shrinks by the end. A purchase on SexySelfies is finished the moment it happens. A member pays, the post opens, and the money is in your balance.
Tiers are a job of their own. You decide what the $5 supporter gets compared with the $15 one, schedule early access, and keep every level feeling worth the money. Here you put a price on each post. Your strongest set can cost more than a casual selfie. That is the entire system.
Lots of adult creators work under a different name. On SexySelfies you choose your display name, and you can keep your face out of every shot. ID verification happens once, privately, to confirm you are 21+ and to turn on payouts. Members never see it.
Set up your profile on your phone, choose a display name and verify your ID. Post a few free photos first, so new members have something to find in the feed. Then upload the sets that used to sit behind your tiers and give each one a price. Once that's done, update your link-in-bio and let former patrons know there is no pledge to set up. They can buy one set and stop there.
Only in a limited way. Patreon lets some mature work run behind an 18+ flag, but it bans pornographic material and restricts sexual content, and pages that cross its line can be removed. Check Patreon's current community guidelines for the details.
You lose the page and the patron relationships that ran through it. Keep your own way of reaching supporters, such as a link-in-bio page or a mailing list, so one removal can't cut you off.
Full nudity is allowed, members pay per post instead of pledging monthly, and there are no tiers to run. Creators keep 80% of each sale and request payouts once their balance reaches $50.
Yes. Use a display name, keep your face out of frame if you want, and leave identifying details off your profile. Your ID is checked once to confirm you are 21 or older, and members never see it.
Nothing. Creator accounts are free with no monthly fee. The platform takes 20% of each sale.
You shouldn't have to crop around a platform's rules to protect your income. If Patreon has become a source of worry, set up a profile here, price one set, and see how it sells.
No pledges, no tiers, no monthly fee. See how SexySelfies works.
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