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Fanvault vs everyone.
Honest side-by-side breakdowns against the platforms creators actually weigh us against, with the real fee math on both sides.
Fanvault takes a flat 8% of a sale with no monthly fee, so creators keep 92%. Whether that beats what you use today depends on your volume and on what you sell, and every page below runs the arithmetic rather than asserting a winner. Each one also names at least two things the other platform does better, because a comparison where one side wins every row is not worth reading.
Every comparison
| Feature | Their rate | Read |
|---|---|---|
| Linktree | 9% plus $15/mo | Fanvault vs Linktree |
| Stan Store | $29/mo, 0% fee | Fanvault vs Stan Store |
| Beacons | 9% plus $10/mo | Fanvault vs Beacons |
| OnlyFans | 20% | Fanvault vs OnlyFans |
| Fansly | 20% | Fanvault vs Fansly |
| Fanvue | 20% | Fanvault vs Fanvue |
| Passes | 10% | Fanvault vs Passes |
| Patreon | 10% | Fanvault vs Patreon |
| Gumroad | 10% | Fanvault vs Gumroad |
| Fourthwall | No commission | Fanvault vs Fourthwall |
| Whop | 3% | Fanvault vs Whop |
| Whatnot | 8% | Fanvault vs Whatnot |
| eBay | 13.6% | Fanvault vs eBay |
| Depop | No commission | Fanvault vs Depop |
| Throne | 7% | Fanvault vs Throne |
Link in bio
One link in your bio that holds everything. These started as link lists and grew checkout.
- Fanvault vs Linktree
The tool that invented the link in bio, now with a checkout bolted on.
- Fanvault vs Stan Store
A link-in-bio storefront built around courses, coaching and funnels.
- Fanvault vs Beacons
A link-in-bio page with a store, a media kit and email tools stacked on it.
Fan subscriptions
Recurring access to a creator, usually paywalled posts and messages.
- Fanvault vs OnlyFans
The largest fan subscription platform, and the one everyone else is measured against.
- Fanvault vs Fansly
An OnlyFans-shaped subscription platform with more granular tiers and content controls.
- Fanvault vs Fanvue
A UK fan subscription platform with an introductory rate and heavy AI-creator adoption.
- Fanvault vs Passes
A brand-safe fan subscription platform positioned as the low-fee alternative to OnlyFans.
Creator commerce
Selling products, courses and memberships direct to an audience you already have.
- Fanvault vs Patreon
The membership platform that defined recurring creator income.
- Fanvault vs Gumroad
The simplest way to put a digital product behind a checkout link.
- Fanvault vs Fourthwall
A creator shop built around print-on-demand merch, with memberships attached.
- Fanvault vs Whop
A marketplace for selling access to communities, courses and digital tools.
Auctions and collectibles
Bidding, live selling and one-of-a-kind items, where the price is set by the room.
- Fanvault vs Whatnot
The largest US live-shopping marketplace, where sellers run streamed auctions for collectibles and fashion.
- Fanvault vs eBay
The original online auction house, with the deepest pool of collectors and buyers on the internet.
- Fanvault vs Depop
The social fashion-resale marketplace with a Gen-Z audience, owned by Etsy.
Gifting and wishlists
Fans buying real things for a creator, from a wishlist, without either side exposing personal details.
- Fanvault vs Throne
A privacy-first wishlist platform where fans buy real gifts that ship to a creator without either side seeing the other's details.
How these are put together
Every rate on these pages comes from the other platform's own published pricing or help centre, linked at the bottom of each comparison with the date it was read. Fanvault's side is computed from the live platform fee rather than typed in, so it cannot drift from what the checkout actually charges.
Pricing changes. If you find something out of date on one of these pages, it is a mistake rather than a tactic, and we would rather fix it than have you discover it later.
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