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Fanvault vs Fansly.
An OnlyFans-shaped subscription platform with more granular tiers and content controls.
Rates verified 2026-08-15
The short answer
Fansly takes 20% and Fanvault takes 8%, so on $5,000 a month a creator keeps $4,000 there and $4,600 here. As with OnlyFans, the fee is not really the deciding factor: Fansly permits adult content and Fanvault does not, so for explicit creators only one of these two is an option at all. Fanvault is for brand-safe work where the storefront has to survive being linked from Instagram, TikTok or a sponsorship, and where physical goods and auctions matter.
At a glance
| Feature | Fanvault | Fansly |
|---|---|---|
| Platform fee | 8% flat | 20% on Standard |
| Monthly cost | None | None |
| Listing fee | None | None |
| Payouts | Stripe Connect, on settlement | Scheduled payouts once earnings clear, with a minimum threshold. |
| Physical fulfillment | Prepaid labels and tracking | Not included |
| Auctions | Proxy bidding, anti-snipe | No |
| What they sell | Digital, physical, auctions, subscriptions, tips, wishlist | Subscriptions, Pay-per-view messages, Tips, Paid posts, Multiple tier levels |
What you keep
The same sale, run through both platforms. Fanvault's column is computed from the live platform rate, and Fansly's from their published Standard rate.
| Feature | Fanvault | Fansly |
|---|---|---|
| $25 sale | $23 | $20 |
| $100 sale | $92 | $80 |
| $500 sale | $460 | $400 |
| $2,500 sale | $2,300 | $2,000 |
Fansly pricing tiers
| Feature | Monthly | Annual | Seller fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Free | Same | 20% |
Where Fansly wins
- Adult content is permitted, and Fanvault does not allow it under any circumstances. For explicit creators that settles the question.
- Tier granularity. Fansly lets a creator run several differently priced access levels with distinct content sets, which is more flexible than Fanvault's subscription model.
- Content organisation and tagging for large back catalogues is stronger than ours.
- A built-in audience already primed to subscribe, which a storefront has to earn from scratch.
How to pick
Choose Fansly if
- Your content is adult, in which case Fanvault cannot host you
- You want several distinct paid tiers with different content in each
- Subscriptions and messages are the whole business
Choose Fanvault if
- Your work is brand-safe and needs to be publicly linkable
- You want to keep 92% rather than 80%
- You sell physical items or want to run auctions
Switching
Not really a migration. Creators who do both keep Fansly for subscription content and use Fanvault for merchandise, signed goods and auctions, which Fansly has no mechanism for. Fanvault is invite-only, so start with the application.
Fanvault vs Fansly: common questions
- How much does Fansly take?
- 20% of creator earnings, the same as OnlyFans. Fanvault takes 8%, so on the same revenue you keep 92% rather than 80%.
- Is Fanvault an adult platform?
- No. Fanvault has a PG-13 baseline: no nudity, nothing explicit, no degrading language, enforced with a two-strike policy. If your work is adult, Fansly or OnlyFans is where it belongs and we are not a substitute.
- Can Fansly sell physical items?
- No. There is no fulfillment layer, no shipping labels and no auctions. That is the main thing Fanvault adds for a creator who wants to sell objects rather than access.
Sources
Fansly rates below were read from their own published pages on 2026-08-15. Prices change, so check theirs before deciding.
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