How Much Does OnlyFans Take? The Fee That Surprised New Creators｜Comment Section Chat Compilation

I’ve been on OnlyFans for a bit now, and I’ve always known that 20% goes to the platform. But recently, I started to see more and more people expressing frustration about this fee. It’s not just about the money—it’s about understanding if this fee is worth it in the long run, especially with the risk of sudden bans. I mean, I’ve heard about Bonnie Blue’s situation, and it’s terrifying to think that you could lose your earnings overnight. I’ve been wondering, are there other platforms that might offer a better deal without compromising on content flexibility? Or am I stuck with this fee if I want to keep my adult-themed content? It’s a tough balance between making money and avoiding these pitfalls.

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Ugh, I totally get the panic—especially after hearing about Bonnie Blue’s mess. I’ve been on OnlyFans for a year, and while the 20% cut stings, the real nightmare is the risk of losing everything overnight. I’ve been dabbling with Fansly too, but they charge the same 20% for adult stuff, so it’s not a magic fix. Honestly, I’m torn between the platform’s reach and the constant anxiety. Have you tried splitting content across both? I’m also eyeing Ko-fi for safer content, but it’s not the same for explicit stuff. Any tricks for keeping the bank happy without losing your mind or your account? Feels like we’re all just one algorithm update away from disaster.