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OnlyFans Earnings Calculator
Enter your fans, price and what they spend, and see what actually reaches your bank each month after OnlyFans takes its 20 percent. Every input has a realistic default you can change.
Pay-per-view messages
Tips and customs
Estimated monthly take-home
$20,117
$241,399 a year after the OnlyFans fee
OnlyFans keeps 20 percent of everything. Taxes, agency splits and chargebacks come out of the net figure. Use the split calculator to see what an agency offer leaves you, and the tax calculator for what to set aside.
How the maths works
Subscription revenue is your paying fans multiplied by price multiplied by the rebill rate, plus new subscribers at full price. PPV revenue is the share of fans who buy, times the average unlock price, times how many mass messages you send. Tips and customs are added on top, then OnlyFans takes 20 percent of everything.
The defaults reflect what we see across managed accounts: around half of paid fans rebill, a quarter of fans ever unlock a PPV, and messages make up 60 to 80 percent of revenue on a well-run page.
What moves the number most
Not price. The two inputs that change the result most are the share of fans who buy PPV and how many sends they get. Both are chat problems, not traffic problems. A page with 500 fans and good DM coverage routinely out-earns a page with 2,000 fans and nobody answering.
If the net per fan figure is under about eight dollars a month, the gap is almost always in messages. That is what agencies are actually selling when they offer management.
Common questions
How much does OnlyFans take?
OnlyFans keeps 20 percent of all earnings, including subscriptions, pay-per-view, tips and customs. You receive 80 percent, before any taxes or agency fees.
How much do OnlyFans creators make on average?
Most accounts earn under a few hundred dollars a month. Managed accounts with chat coverage typically earn ten to forty dollars net per active fan per month, which is the figure this calculator shows as net per fan.
Does a free page or a paid page earn more?
Free pages earn through PPV and tips and depend on volume and chat conversion. Paid pages earn a floor from subscriptions but convert fewer visitors. Toggle page type at the top to compare with your numbers.