Moving from OnlyFans to Fansly: a practical checklist

Before launch: inventory the commitments you already have

List current subscriptions, promised custom work, scheduled releases and any commercial exclusivity. Decide which content you can reuse and what must remain distinct. Save the records needed to demonstrate rights and consent.

Fansly’s co-performer process may require verification requests or documentation depending on the situation. Review the current official process before publishing content featuring another person.

Set up the new account as a new offer

Complete the platform’s application and payout setup, then configure the profile, tiers and permissions. Do not simply paste a bio that describes a different platform’s offer.

Use a small launch calendar you can deliver before announcing ambitious benefits. Check every tier from the audience’s perspective and keep a record of what it promises.

Explain what changes for fans

Tell your audience what the new account is for, what will remain available elsewhere and whether a separate purchase is required. Follow the current promotion rules on every channel you use.

We found no official basis for promising an automatic transfer of an OnlyFans subscription, billing relationship or purchase history into Fansly. Avoid making that promise.

Review the pilot before making a permanent move

Choose a review date and track additional revenue, refunds, costs and time. Your initial launch audience may behave differently from later visitors, so look beyond the first announcement.