Fanvue PPV Pricing Guide: How Much to Charge
Pricing PPV by guesswork leaves money on the table. Here is how to price photos, videos, bundles and customs, and how to charge different fans different amounts.
Quick answer
Most Fanvue creators price PPV between $5 and $50, with premium bundles and customs going to $100 or more. The best approach is a price ladder: an easy $5–$15 first purchase for new fans, $15–$50 for regulars, and $50–$150+ bundles for your biggest spenders. Price by fan, not one flat price for everyone. Chatting OS builds a price ladder for every creator it works with.
Key takeaways
- Use a ladder, not one flat price.
- New fans need a cheap first "yes".
- Whales should be offered premium bundles, not the same $10 set as everyone else.
- Test prices and track open rates.
Typical Fanvue PPV prices
| Content | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| Small photo set (3–5 pics) | $5–$15 |
| Larger photo set (10+ pics) | $15–$30 |
| Short video (1–3 min) | $10–$25 |
| Full video (5–10 min) | $25–$60 |
| Bundle (set + video) | $35–$80 |
| Premium / exclusive | $75–$150+ |
| Custom video | $50–$300+, usually per minute |
Ranges commonly reported by creators and agencies. Your niche and audience will move these up or down.
What's different on Fanvue
Fanvue is a newer creator platform that has grown quickly. It offers subscriptions, pay-to-view messages and tips like OnlyFans, has its own built-in tools for creators, and allows AI-generated creators under its own rules.
On Fanvue, the same rule applies as everywhere: most income comes from DMs. Fast replies, tiered pricing and personal attention sell.
Because Fanvue's audience is still growing, every fan counts more. Retention and turning first-time buyers into regulars matter a lot.
If you run an AI creator on Fanvue, follow the platform's disclosure rules in your messaging and never mislead fans about what they are buying.
| Feature | Why it matters on Fanvue |
|---|---|
| Growing audience | Fanvue is smaller than OnlyFans but growing, so there is less competition for fans' attention in some niches. |
| Pay-to-view messages | Locked messages work much like OnlyFans PPV, so conversation-led selling drives revenue here too. |
| Built-in creator tools | Fanvue has its own tools for messaging and insights. Check what's currently available in your dashboard. |
| AI creators allowed | Fanvue allows AI-generated creators under its policy, including disclosure rules. Check the current policy before launching one. |
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How to build a PPV price ladder
Opener ($5–$15)
A low-risk first purchase. The goal is to turn a fan into a buyer.
Build ($15–$35)
More content once they've bought once.
Core ($35–$75)
Your main videos and themed bundles.
Premium ($75–$150+)
Exclusives, longer videos and VIP bundles.
Custom
Priced per request, paid upfront.
Price by fan, not by content
The same set can be worth $10 to one fan and $60 to another. Look at what a fan has spent, how engaged they are and what they respond to.
A fan who has never bought gets an easy opener. A fan who buys every week moves up the ladder. A whale gets offered bundles and exclusives first.
Subscription price vs. PPV
| Model | How it earns | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free page | Almost all PPV and tips | Large audiences, strong chatting |
| Low paid ($5–$10) | Mix of subs and PPV | Most creators |
| Higher paid ($15+) | More from subs, less PPV | Creators with strong feed content |
On a free page, chatting decides almost all your income.
PPV pricing mistakes
- One price for every fan
- Discounting too often, which teaches fans to wait for sales
- Pricing too low out of fear
- No cheap opener for new fans
- Never testing a higher price
How to test your prices
Split a segment in two and send the same content at two prices. Compare purchases and total revenue, not just how many people bought. A higher price with slightly fewer buyers often earns more.
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Frequently asked questions
How much should I charge for PPV on Fanvue?
Most creators charge $5–$50 per PPV, with bundles and premium content at $75–$150+. Start new fans cheap and let regulars and whales climb a price ladder.
How much should I charge for a custom video?
Customs are usually priced per minute or per request, often $50–$300+, depending on length, effort and your niche. Always take payment upfront.
Is PPV better than a subscription?
They work together. Subscriptions bring fans in. PPV is usually where most of the money is made, especially on free pages.
Does this work the same way on Fanvue as on OnlyFans?
Mostly, yes. Fans spend through conversation on every platform. Fanvue has its own tools and rules, including for AI creators, so adapt to those.
How much does Fanvue take from creators?
Fanvue takes a platform fee from creator earnings. Check Fanvue's site for the current rate, as fees can change.
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