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The ready-made package is $3,699, one time, and goes live in 6 days with your own branding. Custom discovery logic, such as personalized recommendations or a dedicated search engine, can be added, and tailored work usually takes 2 to 8 weeks depending on what you need.

A creator can offer a free level alongside paid ones. Free followers see public and previewed content, which fills the explore feed and gives browsers a reason to commit. Conversion to a paid tier happens inside the same app, and entitlements are enforced per post.

Yes. Multiple tiers per creator are supported, each with its own price. A single post decides which tiers can see it, so a creator can run three tiers against one library without duplicating content. Ask for a walkthrough call if you want to see the exact behavior before deciding.

Content is tagged and categorized on publish, and search starts on the relational database, which is sufficient for a young catalogue. If the catalogue grows, a dedicated engine can be added behind the same interface rather than rebuilding the product.

Yes, complete source code. The stack is Laravel, PHP, MySQL and Redis, so any team in any market can maintain it, and the platform keeps running if you stop working with us. Nothing in the product depends on a call back to us, which keeps long-term control with your team.

You set one percentage or a per-revenue-type structure from the admin panel, and every line resolves against the same wallet and ledger. Changing a rate does not mean reconciling separate reports. We take no revenue share. Changes apply from one place and are reflected in creator earnings and payout records.

The operator. The platform includes age gating, verification, moderation queues, takedowns and geo-blocking, but laws differ by country and we do not give legal advice. Budget for moderation staff as your catalogue grows. Treat your content policy and your payment processor requirements as launch inputs, because both shape what you can serve.

No. Only your branding appears. The apps, web app and admin panel carry your name, logo, colors and domain, and our branding is not shown to your users. Landing pages, banners and localized presentation can be tuned to your market as well.

Sixty days of technical support, one year of free updates, documentation, credentials handover and help publishing to the Play Store and App Store. Our first response is under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Updates and guidance continue through the first year, and longer maintenance can be arranged.

The web app serves public creator profile pages that visitors and search engines can reach without an account. Ranking depends on your domain, content and how you handle titles and descriptions, which are partly yours to manage through CMS pages and settings.

The platform includes categories, tags, search, an explore feed, featured placement and discovery reporting. Personalized recommendations, a dedicated search engine, trending algorithms and geo-weighted discovery are tailored features that we set up for you, with scope confirmed with us.

Taxonomy control in the admin panel lets you manage categories and the rules for tags. You can review new tags, merge near-duplicates and retire ones that attract reports, which keeps search results tidy and the feed predictable.

Your team chooses them from the admin console, and paid placement can be sold to creators through boosts. There is no fixed ranking formula to inherit, so decide whether featured slots reward quality, conversion, newness or a mix.

A free level gives followers a reason to remain reachable, which usually feeds paid levels, unlocks and tips. Whether it helps your numbers depends on what you hold back for payers. Track upgrade rates by creator and adjust previews and free posts accordingly.

Yes. Live, calls, shop, auctions, AI personas and other modules can be enabled, disabled or extended. A leaner launch with tiers, unlocks, messaging and wallet is a reasonable starting point for a discovery-led marketplace.

Named paths include Stripe, PayPal, CCBill, Paystack, Flutterwave, MercadoPago, crypto gateways and the in-app wallet. Regional processors help fans in specific markets. Approval depends on each provider, your territory and your content category.

The source gives no fixed capacity figure, so we do not quote one. Scale comes from your infrastructure: queue workers, object storage with a CDN and database sizing, which can be expanded as the catalogue and traffic grow.

The architecture supports multi-region and multi-brand growth, with region-wise content rules and provider settings. Each branded deployment still needs its own configuration, domain and hosting, and unusual setups are built for you, with scope confirmed with us.

Both are creator subscription services. The usual contrast is that Fansly leans on several subscription tiers, free follows and in-platform discovery through tags, while OnlyFans is more commonly described as a single-price subscription where creators bring their own audience. A platform you own can combine both, so the better question is which levers your market needs.

No software is censor-free by nature. The platform gives you verification, screening, report queues, takedowns and territory rules, and you decide how strictly to apply them within the law of each market. Payment providers, app stores and hosts also apply their own rules to your business, so your real content policy has to fit those limits as well.

Yes. You receive an Android app, an iOS app and a web app with indexable public profiles, all reading the same catalog and the same admin console. The mobile builds carry your branding and come with help preparing store submissions. Acceptance by Apple or Google is their decision, and we cannot guarantee it.

Yes. Public live sessions, private live requests and priced calls are part of the product, delivered through a streaming provider such as Agora or Zego that you pay directly. Live sessions can appear in discovery, so fans browsing by category can find creators who are broadcasting right now.

Yes. Tier structure, category tree, tag rules, featured placement and commission are all configuration in the admin console, and the source code is yours if you want deeper changes. Plan the taxonomy carefully before launch, though, because renaming heavily used tags after creators have published is harder than naming them well at the start.

Start narrow. A small catalog in one clear niche feels full, while a small catalog across everything feels empty. Feature a few strong creators, keep free previews generous, give new creators a reason to tag carefully, and use the reports to see which categories convert before you widen the net.

Yes. Tiers, free follows, tags and search work for any paid creator category, including education, music, fitness and crafts. Choose a content policy that excludes what you do not want, use the verification and moderation tools to enforce it, and pick payment providers whose terms match your category.

You will notice it when explore and search slow down while the rest of the platform stays fast, which happens as the catalog grows. The included search works well for a young catalog. A dedicated search and recommendation layer is available, and it is usually the first extra operators ask for.

You do, from the admin console. Featured placement can be chosen by hand, and you may offer it to creators as a paid option. Keep a written rule for how placement is decided, because creators who feel the ranking is arbitrary tend to leave, and a documented rule is easier to defend than a quiet exception.

Public profile pages show free and premium previews that search engines can index, so a visitor can browse before signing up. Paid content stays locked behind the tier or unlock that applies. You choose how generous previews are, balancing discoverability against the incentive to subscribe.