OnlyFans price calculator: what should you charge?
Put in a monthly price and the size of the public library. You will see where that price sits among the 10,494 paid pages in this directory (median $8, middle half $5–$12) and how much a subscriber gets for each dollar. Nothing you type leaves this page.
At $9.99 a month the page costs more than 57% of the 10,494 paid pages in the directory.
500 public posts at $9.99 is 50 posts per dollar (the median paid page offers 109). On our value criterion that scores 0 of 2.
Full marks need 200 posts per dollar: about 1,498 more public posts at this price, or this library at $2.50 a month or less. Half marks start at $8.33.
Value is one of five criteria in Our rating, and the only one about price. Activity, clarity of what the subscription includes, responsiveness and consistency count as much.
How to use the answer
A price is not high or low on its own; it is high or low for what it buys. Subscribers compare the price with the library they can see before paying, and with what the page says the subscription includes — whether full videos are on the feed or sold by message. Posts per dollar is the simplest honest measure of that, which is why our value criterion uses it: 200 or more scores 2, 60 or more scores 1.
Raising the library raises value at any price; a lower price does the same for the library you already have. A page that posts often keeps its value as the library grows — activity is a separate criterion.
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