Fanplace’s creator page says up to 80%. Its contract says 50% unless agreed in writing. These platforms put their rate in the document you sign.
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The best sites like Fanplace for creators are OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, LoyalFans and HerFans, and the reason to look is in Fanplace’s own contract. Its creator page says you keep up to 80%. Its Creator Terms, the document you accept when you apply, say Fanplace pays the creator fifty percent (50%) of all revenue unless it agrees otherwise in writing. Every platform below writes its creator rate into its terms at 80% or close to it, and HerFans charges a flat 20% that is the same on the pricing page and in the contract.
We run HerFans, a competing platform, so read the ranking with that in mind. The Fanplace figures here come from its Creator Terms, its Terms and Conditions and its creator page FAQ, which we rendered and read in full on 2 October 2026. Where Fanplace does better than us, the tables say so.
Fanplace is a real company, FanPlace LLC, registered in Nevada, and it does pay creators. The problem is that its marketing and its contract describe two different deals. Here is each promise next to the clause it has to live with.
| What Fanplace says | Where it says it | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Creators keep up to 80% of their earnings | Creator page FAQ (marketing) | A ceiling, not a rate. Nothing says who gets 80% or when |
| The Company shall pay the Creator fifty percent (50%) of all revenues generated to the Creator Page | Creator Terms, Compensation | The rate you agree to unless Fanplace offers more in writing |
| The Company shall pay the Creator on a weekly basis | Creator Terms, Payouts | Weekly in the contract |
| Payouts are available daily, funds typically arrive within 24 hours | Creator page FAQ | Faster in the marketing than in the contract |
| May adjust the amount owed to the Creator for any reason, at any time, without notice, including retroactively | Creator Terms, Adjustments | Money already credited can be taken back |
| Dispute a payment in writing within 15 days, or waive the claim | Creator Terms, Disputes | Check every payout the week it lands |
| No content is published until it has been reviewed and approved by the Company | Creator Terms, Content | Every post waits for a moderator |
| A perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide license to use your name and likeness for advertising | Creator Terms, Name and Likeness | Your face can promote Fanplace after you leave |
A recruiter or a manager may offer you more than 50%, and the contract allows that, but only in writing. If nobody has handed you a signed rate, assume 50%. The adjustment clause matters just as much. A platform that can claw back earnings retroactively, for any reason and without notice, can turn a good week into a negative balance, and you have 15 days to object in writing before you lose the right to argue.
The likeness license is the clause most creators skim past. Fanplace, its affiliates and its service providers get a perpetual, irrevocable license to use your name and likeness in advertising anywhere, at any time. Perpetual means it outlives your account. If you plan to quit in a year or to keep your face off ads, read that line twice before you upload.
Most alternatives to Fanplace pay a woman 80% of a subscription and say so in the document you sign. The table puts the rate next to the place it is written, because that is where Fanplace falls apart.
| Platform | What the creator keeps | Where that rate is written | AI accounts beside you |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fanplace | 50% in the Creator Terms, up to 80% in marketing | Creator Terms say 50% unless agreed in writing | Allowed; fans must accept AI content to sign up |
| OnlyFans | 80% of everything | Its terms and help center | Allowed if captioned as AI generated |
| Fansly | 80% of everything | Its terms of service | Reported photorealistic AI ban since June 2025 |
| Fanvue | 85% in month one, then 80% | Its creator page and help center | A verified AI category with a tag |
| LoyalFans | 80% of everything | Its terms (20% fee) and payout page | Not a featured category |
| ManyVids | 80% on memberships and customs, 60% on clips | Its rate card | Not a featured category |
| HerFans | 80% of every sale type, flat | Our pricing page and creator terms | Not allowed; a person checks every ID |
The AI column is there because it changes who you compete with. Fanplace’s Terms and Conditions tell fans that creators may upload AI generated content and that anyone who does not want to consume it may not create an account. Fanvue runs AI creators as a verified, tagged category. If you are a real woman who wants fans to know they are paying a real woman, that is a reason to pick a platform that checks every creator and bans AI personas.
Percentages are abstract until you put a month of sales through them. Here is $2,000 of fan spending on each site, using each platform’s written terms.
| Platform | What $2,000 of fan spending pays you | What decides it |
|---|---|---|
| Fanplace, standard contract | $1,000 | 50% unless a better rate is agreed in writing |
| Fanplace, if you get the advertised maximum | $1,600 | Only with a written deal |
| OnlyFans | $1,600 | Flat 20% |
| Fansly | $1,600 | Flat 20% |
| Fanvue | $1,700 in month one, $1,600 after | 85% lasts a month |
| ManyVids, if it is all clips | $1,200 | 60% on vids |
| HerFans | $1,600 | Flat 20%, the same in every document |
On the standard Fanplace contract you give up $600 a month on $2,000 of sales compared with OnlyFans, Fansly or HerFans. Over a year that is $7,200, which is more than most creators spend on equipment, promotion and editing combined. If Fanplace offers you 80% in writing, the gap closes and the choice comes down to payouts, audience and rules.
Fanplace’s strongest point is speed. Its creator FAQ says payouts are available daily and usually arrive within 24 hours, by US ACH, international wire or Solana crypto, which is faster than any platform in this list. Its contract only promises weekly, so treat daily as a feature that can change.
| Platform | How you are paid | How long money waits |
|---|---|---|
| Fanplace | ACH in the US, international wire, crypto on Solana | Weekly in the contract; marketed as daily, within 24 hours |
| OnlyFans | Depends on your country, $20 minimum on most methods | About 7 days pending, then 3 to 5 business days to a US bank |
| Fansly | $20 by Paxum or US ACH, $100 by crypto or SWIFT | 7 days pending, about 48 hours approval, 1 to 3 business days |
| Fanvue | Bank transfer, eWallets, crypto at a 1% fee; $20 minimum | About 7 days pending |
| LoyalFans | ACH, wire, SEPA or Paxum, $50 minimum | Twice a month, within 7 working days of each period |
| HerFans | IBAN or PayPal in your own name, from $10 once your ID is approved | 30 days pending per sale, then sent within 3 business days of your request |
HerFans is the slowest in this table, and we would rather say it than let you find out. Each sale is pending for 30 days, the window in which refunds and most card disputes arrive, and 10% of it is held as a reserve until day 120 (longer for card sales, up to day 206). After that you request a payout from $10 and it is sent within 3 business days. If you need money inside a week, OnlyFans, Fansly or Fanplace’s daily payouts will suit you better.
Fanplace’s Creator Terms ban telephone numbers, street addresses, last names, email addresses and URLs in your content, so you cannot post a link to your new page inside Fanplace. Move your audience from the outside instead.
On HerFans you can give a manager or agency their own login to your account rather than your password, which helps if someone runs your socials during the move. Start with our best OnlyFans alternatives list if you want the wider field, or read our Fanplace review for the full contract audit.
What reaches you and how each platform pays out. Figures from each company’s own terms and help pages.
| Platform | Creator keeps | Payouts | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| HerFans | 80% of everything (flat 20%, in our terms) | $10 minimum, within 3 business days, after a 30 day pending period per sale | Real women who want one written rate and no AI accounts |
| OnlyFans | 80% of everything | $20 minimum, about a week pending | Creators who bring a big audience |
| Fansly | 80% of everything | $20 minimum, 7 days pending | Creators who want discovery by tags |
| Fanvue | 85% month one, then 80% | $20 minimum and 5 uploads | Creators comfortable beside AI accounts |
| LoyalFans | 80% (20% fee in its terms) | $50 minimum, twice a month | Creators who want a store and live streams |
| ManyVids | 80% memberships, 60% clips | $50 minimum, weekly | Clip sellers who want search traffic |
Fees and payout terms are set by each platform and can change. Figures reflect publicly listed terms; check each site for current rates.
A flat 20% on subscriptions, paid posts, paid messages and tips, written into our creator terms and shown on our pricing page, with no seller plan and no monthly cost. A person reviews every creator’s ID before she can publish or be paid, and AI personas are not allowed, so fans know they are paying a real woman. Managers and agencies get their own login instead of your password. What we cannot match: Fanplace’s daily payouts and OnlyFans’ audience. Each sale pends 30 days before you can withdraw it from $10.
OnlyFans takes a flat 20% and its merchant of record, Fenix Internet LLC, reported paying creators $5.80B of $7.22B in fan spending for its 2024 financial year, which is 80.3%. Payouts wait about 7 days, then take 3 to 5 business days to a US bank, from a $20 minimum on most methods. Creators have no say over refunds. It is the name fans already know, which is worth a lot if you have an audience to bring.
Fansly writes its 80% into its terms of service and leaves refunds to the creator. Its tag-based explore page sends new fans to new accounts, which OnlyFans largely does not. Every sale pends 7 days, so with approval and delivery money lands in about 9 to 12 days. After 12 months of inactivity it charges $5 a month from your earnings. Our Fansly review covers the detail.
Fanvue is the platform most like Fanplace: newer, marketed hard to creators, and open to AI accounts. The difference is the rate. Fanvue publishes 85% in your first month and 80% after, and its help center confirms the old 85% deal for 2022 joiners has ended. Payouts start at $20 and five uploaded pieces of content. AI creators are a tagged category. If that bothers you, see Fanvue alternatives without AI.
LoyalFans’ terms set its fee at 20% of the total fan payment, and its payout page lists twice monthly payouts from a $50 minimum by ACH, wire, SEPA or Paxum. None of that is in its help center, and support is email only. It combines subscriptions, a store and live streams on one page. Our LoyalFans review walks through the terms.
ManyVids pays 80% on memberships, customs, tips and store items, and 60% on vids, vid bundles and pay to open messages. It pays weekly on Wednesday from $50, and US creators file a W-9 before adding a payment method. Fans arrive searching by niche, which helps if you sell clips to strangers rather than subscriptions to regulars.
A flat 20% on every sale type, the same on our pricing page and in our creator terms. No seller plan and no monthly fee.
A person reviews every creator’s ID before she can publish or be paid. AI personas are not allowed.
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