Many people wonder why Fansly brings in less money than OnlyFans.
We've explored this question using Apree Team models as an example and we're sharing our findings!
Differences between the platforms:
1. Commission:
Fansly takes a ~3% commission for withdrawing directly to crypto.
OnlyFans does not charge a commission for the withdrawal, but there is no output to crypto. In order to bypass the funds in the bank, you will have to look for a changer with a commission of 10% or more - and this is still a quest.
2. Popularity:
OnlyFans is a recognizable brand with 100 million+ users. Fansly is less popular: it has about 500k users.
We're not saying there's no money to be made on Fansly at all. But we see this tendency on the examples of Apree Team models. The accounts develop identically, to the point that the same operators work on them, and the promo goes to different sites.
If your earnings on Fansly are higher than on OnlyFans, it's likely you're underperforming on OF and missing out on large sums. OF simply opens up more opportunities to increase your income.
Do you agree with this? Or do you have a different experience? Let's discuss!
We've explored this question using Apree Team models as an example and we're sharing our findings!
Differences between the platforms:
1. Commission:
Fansly takes a ~3% commission for withdrawing directly to crypto.
OnlyFans does not charge a commission for the withdrawal, but there is no output to crypto. In order to bypass the funds in the bank, you will have to look for a changer with a commission of 10% or more - and this is still a quest.
2. Popularity:
OnlyFans is a recognizable brand with 100 million+ users. Fansly is less popular: it has about 500k users.
We're not saying there's no money to be made on Fansly at all. But we see this tendency on the examples of Apree Team models. The accounts develop identically, to the point that the same operators work on them, and the promo goes to different sites.
If your earnings on Fansly are higher than on OnlyFans, it's likely you're underperforming on OF and missing out on large sums. OF simply opens up more opportunities to increase your income.
Do you agree with this? Or do you have a different experience? Let's discuss!
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