How to use the price calculator
Start with your real numbers from OnlyFans statistics if you have them: active subscribers, your price, and last month's message and tip earnings divided by subscribers. If you're new, start conservatively; 20–40% of fans buying PPV in a month is a reasonable range for an actively managed inbox, and far lower for an inbox that's rarely worked.
The comparison section answers the question every creator asks: would I make more at a higher price? A higher price usually means fewer subscribers, and fewer subscribers means fewer PPV buyers. Enter the subscriber count you'd realistically expect at the alternative price, and the calculator applies the same PPV and tip rates to both.
Formulas
| Line | Formula |
|---|---|
| Subscriptions | subscribers × price × (1 − discount) |
| PPV | subscribers × % buying × average spend per buyer |
| Tips | subscribers × average tips |
| You earn | (subscriptions + PPV + tips) × 0.80 |
Read the strategy behind the numbers in how much to charge on OnlyFans and how to price PPV.
Frequently asked questions
How much should I charge for my OnlyFans subscription?
Most new creators do best at $5–$10 a month, raising the price as demand grows. Creators with an existing audience or a strong niche often charge $12–$20.
How do I calculate OnlyFans revenue?
Add subscription revenue (subscribers × price), PPV revenue (buyers × average spend) and tips, then multiply by 0.8 for your share after OnlyFans' 20% fee.
What is a good revenue per fan on OnlyFans?
It varies widely by niche and how actively the inbox is worked. On well-run accounts, PPV and tips per fan often exceed the subscription price. Track yours monthly and aim to raise it over time.
