$5 to $10 OnlyFans Creators
Paid pages priced from five to ten dollars a month as observed on the date shown — the middle of the market. Compared on what that price buys: library size, activity, and whether the bio says pay-per-view sits on top.
5,095 creators listed · public prices and counts last checked 2026-10-08 · ranked editorially — how we rank
5,095 pages in this price band are listed on this site; the median costs $7.50 a month. The median page shows 940 public photos and videos; on paid pages that works out to about 129 posts per dollar of the monthly price. The places listed most often are United Kingdom (423), Australia (199) and California (162). By content, the largest groups are custom content (993), chat & companionship (860) and cosplay (361). 256 say in their bio that there is no pay-per-view. Of the 92 whose public post counter we have followed, 85% posted in the last 30 days. 53% rate Good or better on Our rating, most of them provisionally until their activity is measured. How this compares with every hub →
Median 6.3/10. Provisional ratings included.
Subscription price as observed on the date shown on each profile.
Ratings are editorial, out of 10, from five published criteria — how we rank.
By the numbers
Compare these 4 →Computed from the public numbers on each page in this hub; Featured profiles are excluded.
Top 10 — editorial ranking
Ordered by Our rating out of 10. Value and activity are arithmetic on public numbers — price, library counts and the post series; clarity, responsiveness and consistency are an editor’s reading of the public page. A rating is marked provisional while value or activity is still unmeasured. At equal scores the rating on more criteria comes first, then the larger library. Featured profiles are shown above, not in this table.
| # | Creator | Price | Photos / videos | Activity | Our rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hattie Grace | $8/mo | 6,243 / 757 | Not observed | 10.0prov. (provisional rating, on 4 of 5 criteria) |
| 2 | Chels | $7.50/mo | 5,745 / 532 | Active· 32/30d | 10.0/10 Our rating |
| 3 | Lauren Spencer | $9.99/mo | 3,055 / 1,289 | Active· 80/30d | 10.0/10 Our rating |
| 4 | Roo | $5.70/mo | 2,861 / 1,461 | Active· 25/30d | 10.0/10 Our rating |
| 5 | Alexis Luna | $9.99/mo | 2,561 / 623 | Active· 29/30d | 10.0/10 Our rating |
| 6 | Hayley | $9.99/mo | 2,329 / 604 | Active· 9/30d | 10.0/10 Our rating |
| 7 | Amy Goodhead | $8.99/mo | 12,906 / 2,826 | Not observed | 10.0prov. (provisional rating, on 3 of 5 criteria) |
| 8 | Jasmine Sinclair | $9.99/mo | 10,602 / 819 | Not observed | 10.0prov. (provisional rating, on 3 of 5 criteria) |
| 9 | Nika Howard | $10/mo | 6,552 / 721 | Not observed | 10.0prov. (provisional rating, on 3 of 5 criteria) |
| 10 | Kyra Laced | $5/mo | 2,273 / 2,210 | Not observed | 10.0prov. (provisional rating, on 3 of 5 criteria) |
What to expect in this category
- A monthly subscription price from $5 to $10 on the creator’s own page on the date we checked
- Public photo and video counts, so posts per dollar is a real number
- A bio that says whether the price is the whole price or the door to paid messages
What to hold a page in this category to — delivery against promise, not personal preference. The same things our editorial notes are written from.
What you are actually paying for
The typical subscription. Most established pages sit here, so the price alone says very little — the spread between two $9.99 pages can be a hundred posts against five thousand. What separates them is on the public counter and in the bio: the size of the library, how often it grows, and whether the wall holds the content or only previews of it. This hub ranks on what the price buys, so a large, active page at $7 rises above a small one at the same price.
How pricing usually works here
Prices cluster at $9.99, $7.99 and $5.99, the defaults creators reach for. Discounts are common and dated — a page observed at $6 may be a $12 page on sale, and the profile shows the date we checked. Pay-per-view on top is frequent at this price; bundles of three, six or twelve months usually lower the monthly figure.
How to judge a $5 to $10 account
Start with posts per dollar from the table on this page, then read the bio for the words that change the picture — "PPV", "unlock", "VIP", "sale". Check the activity line: a page that is still adding posts is worth more than a larger one that stopped. If a bundle is offered, the three-month price is often the real comparison.
What goes wrong in this category
The ways pages in this category most often fall short of what they advertise — drawn from the public pages we read, not from subscriber reviews, which are not open yet. Worth checking against a profile before you pay, because every one of them is visible in advance.
- A mid-range price for a wall of previews, with every full video sold by message.
- A renewal at a higher price than the one shown when the page was on sale.
- A posting rhythm that slows after the first month, while the price stays the same.
Questions about $5 to $10 creators
- Why a hub for a price band?
- Because price is the first filter most subscribers apply, and comparing pages at the same price is the fairest comparison there is. Every profile with a known price sits in exactly one price hub.
- Is $9.99 a fair price?
- It depends entirely on the library and the activity behind it, which is what this page lets you compare. The rating rewards what the price buys, never a high or a low price as such.
All $5 to $10 creators
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Exactly how a review gets published here: identity checks, evidence requests, the moderation ladder, and the things we refuse to do — including selling deletions.
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A concrete pre-subscription checklist: the profile signals, pricing patterns and communication habits that predict a disappointing subscription.