Creator Fee Calculator: What OnlyFans, Fansly, and Fanvue Actually Take
All three platforms keep 20% of your earnings, so the interesting question is what that means in dollars, and what an agency cut does on top of it. Type your monthly number and see.
Fees checked
| Platform | Platform cut | After the platform |
|---|---|---|
| OnlyFans | 20% | $4,000/moyou keep 80% |
| Fansly | 20% | $4,000/moyou keep 80% |
| Fanvue85% payout in your first month under Fanvue's current offer, then the standard 80%. | 20% | $4,000/moyou keep 80% |
Payment-processor charges, currency conversion, chargebacks, and taxes aren't included; the platform cut is the only fee applied here. Sources for every number are below.
Where these numbers come from
- OnlyFans: "Our Fee is calculated as 20% of the total Fan Payment." - OnlyFans Terms of Service, verified against an archived copy of the official terms dated July 5, 2026 (the live page blocks automated checks).
- Fansly: "Creators earn eighty percent (80%) of the revenue generated on all subscriptions, sales, or tips related to their content and User profile." - Fansly Terms of Service, checked July 21, 2026.
- Fanvue: "The standard Creator Earning Rate is 80% of gross revenue from Paid-for Services, with the remaining 20% retained by Fanvue as Platform Fees." - Fanvue Creator Earnings & Payouts policy, checked July 21, 2026; the first-month 85% offer was live on fanvue.com the same day.
Frequently asked questions
How much does OnlyFans take?
OnlyFans keeps 20% of every fan payment and creators keep 80%, a flat rate written into the platform's terms of service. There are no introductory rates. Payment-processor charges and currency conversion can reduce what lands in your bank account, and those costs sit outside the platform cut.
Do Fansly and Fanvue take the same cut as OnlyFans?
Yes, both keep 20% as standard, so creators keep 80% on all three platforms. Fanvue pays 85% for your first month, then drops to the standard rate. Since the cut is the same everywhere, the platforms have to compete on discovery and payout terms instead.
What are the payout minimums?
Fansly sets $20 for most methods, $50 for SEPA transfers, and $100 for international wires and crypto. Fanvue's official minimum is $20, though it can reach $50 by region, and its crypto payouts carry a 1% fee. OnlyFans doesn't publish its exact minimum on a public page; $20 is the widely reported figure.
Why are processing fees and taxes left out?
Because they depend on your country, bank, payout method, and tax situation, and pretending one number covers everyone would make the result wrong for most people. The platform cut is the only fee that hits every creator the same way, so that's the number this calculator uses.