How Much Does OnlyFans Cost? Subscription Prices Explained
Signing up for OnlyFans costs nothing. You only pay when you subscribe to a specific creator, and every creator sets their own price — so there is no single answer to "how much is OnlyFans". To give a real one, we looked at the current prices of all 122 creators listed on PeachRadar. Here is what a subscription typically costs, what else you might pay for, and how to avoid spending more than you planned.
Who sets the price
OnlyFans doesn't have a fixed membership fee. Each creator chooses a monthly price for their page — or makes the page free. That price unlocks the creator's feed for 30 days, and the subscription renews automatically unless you switch auto-renew off.
The platform keeps 20% of every payment and the creator receives 80%. That split is the same for subscriptions, tips and paid messages, which is why many creators think carefully about which of those they rely on.
What subscriptions cost in practice
In our catalog, 61% of pages are free to follow. Among the paid ones, the median price is $10 a month, and the most common single price is $10. Round numbers and prices ending in .99 are both popular, just like in any online shop.
Monthly subscription price (share of all pages)
Looking only at paid pages, most sit in the lower price bands: 36% of them cost less than $10 a month and 64% cost less than $20. Pages at the top of the range usually belong to creators with a big following elsewhere, who can charge more because fans already know what they are getting.
A higher price doesn't automatically mean more content. Before subscribing, compare the number of photos and videos on the page with its price — every profile on PeachRadar shows those counts next to the link.
Bundles, discounts and free trials
The monthly price is only the starting point. Creators have several ways to make a subscription cheaper:
- Bundles. Many pages offer 3, 6 or 12 months paid upfront at a discount. If you already know you like a creator, a bundle usually works out cheaper per month.
- Promotions. Creators run limited-time discounts, often for new subscribers or for people whose subscription has expired. The discounted price is shown on the subscribe button while the promotion lasts.
- Free trial links. Some creators share links that give free access to a paid page for a limited number of days — a good way to test a page before paying.
Here is how a bundle might look on a page that costs $10 a month. The discounts below are only an example; every creator picks their own.
| Option | Discount | You pay | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | — | $10.00 | $10.00 |
| 3 months | 10% | $27.00 | $9.00 |
| 6 months | 20% | $48.00 | $8.00 |
| 12 months | 30% | $84.00 | $7.00 |
Costs beyond the subscription
The subscription price covers the creator's feed, but not everything on the platform. These extras are always optional and always show a price before you pay:
| Extra | What it is | When you pay |
|---|---|---|
| Pay-per-view (PPV) | A locked post or message with its own price | Only if you tap unlock |
| Tips | A payment you choose to send, any amount | Only when you send one |
| Paid messages | Some creators charge to read or send messages | Shown before you pay |
| Custom requests | Content made to order | Agreed with the creator |
| Taxes | VAT or sales tax, depending on where you live | Added at checkout |
This is also why free pages exist at all: a creator with a free page earns from PPV and tips instead of the monthly fee. If you'd rather pay one price and get everything, look for pages that say they don't send paid messages — our no-PPV collection gathers them in one place. Our guide to free OnlyFans accounts explains the free model in more detail.
Which categories lean free
How common free pages are depends a lot on the niche. In some categories most creators run a free page and earn from extras; in others a paid subscription is the norm.
Share of free pages in the most common categories
If you are on a tight budget, the categories at the top of the chart are the easiest place to start: you can follow several pages at no cost and only pay for what you actually want.
How to keep your spending under control
- Check auto-renew. Subscriptions renew at the end of each period. Switch auto-renew off for any page you don't want to keep — you keep access until the paid period ends.
- Review your subscriptions monthly. The subscriptions list in your account shows every page and its renewal date.
- Set a budget for extras. PPV and tips add up faster than subscriptions. Decide on a monthly limit before you start unlocking messages.
- Use a virtual card. Many banks let you create a card with its own spending limit, which caps what can ever be charged.
- Avoid "free OnlyFans" sites. Generators, leaks and shared accounts are scams or malware, and they take money from the creators who made the content.
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FAQ
How much does OnlyFans cost per month?
Joining OnlyFans is free. Each creator sets their own monthly price, from free to much higher. On PeachRadar most paid pages cost less than $20 a month, and a large share of pages are completely free to follow.
Is there one subscription for all of OnlyFans?
No. There is no platform-wide membership: you subscribe to each creator separately, and each subscription has its own price and renewal date.
Can I pay for several months at once?
Often, yes. Many creators offer 3, 6 or 12-month bundles at a discount. The options are shown on the creator's page when you subscribe.
Does the subscription price include everything?
It includes the creator's feed. Pay-per-view messages, tips, custom requests and sometimes paid messages cost extra, and taxes may be added at checkout depending on your country.
How do I stop paying for a subscription?
Turn off auto-renew for that creator in your subscriptions list. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
