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Fanvault vs Fanvue.

A UK fan subscription platform with an introductory rate and heavy AI-creator adoption.

Rates verified 2026-08-15

On this page

  • The short answer
  • At a glance
  • What you keep
  • Their pricing tiers
  • Where they win
  • How to pick
  • Switching
  • FAQ

The short answer

Fanvue charges 15% for a creator's first 12 months and 20% after that, while Fanvault charges a flat 8% that never changes. On $5,000 a month that is $4,250 in year one and $4,000 from year two on Fanvue, against $4,600 on Fanvault throughout. The introductory rate is the thing to watch: it narrows the gap for a year and then puts you exactly where OnlyFans would have. Fanvue is a subscription platform; Fanvault is a storefront that also does subscriptions, plus physical goods and auctions.

At a glance

Fanvault compared with Fanvue
FeatureFanvaultFanvue
Platform fee8% flat20% on After 12 months
Monthly costNoneNone
Listing feeNoneNone
PayoutsStripe Connect, on settlementScheduled payouts with a minimum balance.
Physical fulfillmentPrepaid labels and trackingNot included
AuctionsProxy bidding, anti-snipeNo
What they sellDigital, physical, auctions, subscriptions, tips, wishlistSubscriptions, Pay-per-view messages, Tips, Paid posts

What you keep

The same sale, run through both platforms. Fanvault's column is computed from the live platform rate, and Fanvue's from their published After 12 months rate.

Creator payout on the same sale, Fanvault against Fanvue
FeatureFanvaultFanvue
$25 sale$23$20
$100 sale$92$80
$500 sale$460$400
$2,500 sale$2,300$2,000

Fanvue pricing tiers

Fanvue plans and seller fees
FeatureMonthlyAnnualSeller fee
First 12 monthsFreeSame15%
After 12 monthsFreeSame20%
  • First 12 months: Introductory rate for new creators.
  • After 12 months: Standard rate once the intro period ends.

Where Fanvue wins

  • The 15% introductory year genuinely helps a creator who is rebuilding an audience from scratch, and it beats the 20% standard everywhere else in the subscription category.
  • AI creator support is a deliberate, well-built part of the product, and Fanvault has nothing aimed at that use case.
  • Native subscription and DM tooling is deeper than ours, because that is the whole product rather than one block in a storefront.
  • Multi-currency and UK/EU payout handling is more mature than Fanvault's, which is US-only today.

How to pick

Choose Fanvue if

  • You are subscription-led and want the lowest first-year rate in that category
  • You are outside the US, where Fanvault does not yet ship
  • You run an AI creator persona

Choose Fanvault if

  • You want a rate that is still 8% in year three
  • You sell physical items or run auctions
  • You want one public link that holds products, subscriptions, tips and a wishlist

Switching

If you are inside your Fanvue introductory year, the fee gap is 7 points and there is no rush. Use the time to stand up a Fanvault storefront for merchandise and drops, and compare the two before the rate steps up to 20%.

Fanvault vs Fanvue: common questions

What does Fanvue charge creators?
15% for the first 12 months, then 20%. Fanvault charges a flat 8% with no introductory period and no step-up, so the gap widens rather than closes over time.
Is Fanvault available outside the US?
Not yet. Fanvault is US-only for now, including shipping and creator payouts. If you are a UK or EU creator, Fanvue handles that today and Fanvault does not, which is a straightforward reason to pick them.
Is Fanvue the same as Fanvault?
No, and the names are close enough that people mix them up. Fanvue is a UK subscription platform at fanvue.com. Fanvault is a US creator storefront at fanvault.shop, operated by Fanvault Shop Inc. They are unrelated companies.
Which pays more over two years?
Fanvault, on the same revenue. At $5,000 a month, two years on Fanvue is $99,000 kept ($51,000 in the 15% year, then $48,000 at 20%), against $110,400 on Fanvault at a flat 8%.

Sources

Fanvue rates below were read from their own published pages on 2026-08-15. Prices change, so check theirs before deciding.

  • Fanvue creator fees
  • 2026 creator platform fee comparison

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