JustForFans Clone

For $3,699, a single payment, you get the ready-made platform, and a branded version goes live in 6 working days. Work beyond the package, such as automatic splits across several creators on one video or a custom release-form flow, is scoped with you first and typically runs 2 to 8 weeks. The final total depends on that scope, your hosting and the providers you choose.

Splits are configured creator by creator and stream by stream, and studios or agents can take a defined portion, which covers collaborations published through a studio. Crediting several creators on one post and dividing that post automatically between them is available too; we scope it with you, because the rules for who gets what should follow your own collaboration terms.

You set a referral share in the console. When a creator joins through another creator, the platform tracks the link and credits the recruiter with that share of the newcomer's earnings, within the caps you define. It rewards your existing creators for growing the network instead of paying for ads.

Yes. Delegated access lets a studio or agent work the accounts it represents with scoped permissions, and its share is configured per performer. Cast analytics show who earns what. A deeper agency module with portfolio pages and team dashboards is available too, and we install it once its scope is confirmed with us.

Yes. Creators can go live in public streams, partners can broadcast together, fans can ask for a private session afterward, and timed audio or video calls are sold at the creator's price. Tips and gifts land during the broadcast. Delivery runs on a provider in the style of Agora or Zego, contracted in your name, so streaming minutes are billed to you by use.

Stripe covers cards, PayPal covers fans who skip card entry, CCBill is the path for categories mainstream processors refuse, and crypto gateways collect through a provider you sign with. Paystack, Flutterwave and MercadoPago serve regional launches, and the fan wallet sits under all of them. Other processors are available too, scope confirmed with us, and each still needs to approve your business.

Yes. Paid shoutouts, profile and post boosts and featured placements let creators move fans toward a partner or a joint release. Discovery categories help fans find related creators. You decide which promotion tools are switched on and what they cost.

Free code can work as a sketch, but referral tracking, studio shares and payout review are usually absent, and securing it becomes your job. Our JustForFans clone source code arrives finished and is yours outright, written in Laravel, PHP and MySQL, so your developers can adjust referral rules or split logic without asking us.

That duty sits with you as the operator. Every creator account is verified, and the console offers age gating, moderation, takedowns and territory blocking, but rules on co-performer documentation and adult content vary by market. Take local legal advice before launch; we provide tools, not legal opinions.

Running your own platform on a similar collaboration model is lawful. Copying the JustForFans brand, logo, catalog or code would not be, and none of that is in this product: you launch original software under a brand you choose. What your platform hosts, and where, stays your responsibility. Our disclaimer page explains how we refer to third-party names.

Yes. Your name, logo, palette and domain appear across the Android and iOS apps, the web app, emails and the console, and nothing of ours shows to creators or fans. App name, splash screen, categories and policy pages are part of the same rebrand.

Handover brings written guides, every credential, assistance getting the apps into the stores, 60 days of engineering help and twelve months of updates at no cost. Questions get a first answer inside two hours while the desk is staffed, six days a week from Monday, 10:00-19:00 IST. Longer maintenance and new features can be arranged once the first period ends.

Yes. Studio portions and referral shares are separate settings. A creator can be represented by a studio, have been referred by another creator, and refer newcomers of their own. Each payment resolves every applicable share, and the earnings view shows the result.

Yes. Commission can differ from one creator to the next and between kinds of income, so you can offer creators who publish only on your platform a lower cut. Write the condition into your terms, and decide how you will check exclusivity, because the software applies the rate you enter rather than verifying where else someone publishes.

You choose. The referral share, its caps and its duration are set in the console. Shorter, capped rewards protect margin; longer ones recruit harder. Changes apply to future earnings so earlier credits stay as they were paid.

Yes. Uploads land in S3-compatible storage served through a CDN, while queue workers handle processing in the background. Storage and bandwidth are billed by your cloud provider, so model them early if full-length scenes are your main product.

Studios work the accounts they represent through scoped access, which covers publishing, pricing and messaging for those performers. Your terms should say who is responsible for content uploaded that way, and the audit trail shows which login acted.

Each creator sees their own earnings and studios see the performers they represent. Showing one collaborator another's figures is not the default, and a shared statement for joint releases can be added as part of the multi-creator split work, scoped with us.

Paid content sits behind access checks and is served from your storage, and takedown handling is part of moderation. Watermarking or fingerprinting uploads so leaks can be traced to an account is available as tailored work with a provider you choose.

Creators can be onboarded through the normal flow, which verifies each one. Bulk migration of accounts and content is tailored work, because formats and the consent of everyone in existing videos differ. Move a pilot group first and confirm payouts before inviting everyone.

No. Collaboration and referral mechanics suit musicians, fitness coaches, comedians and gamers who feature each other. Categories, content policy and verification strictness are configuration, so you set them for your audience and check payment providers for that category.

JustForFans is a subscription community for adult performers founded in 2018 by Dominic Ford. Like most fan platforms it earns by keeping a share of what fans spend on creators, and it publicizes extras such as studio tools and model referrals. We make no claims about its results. A just for fans clone of your own earns the same way, at rates you set.

Yes. Creators and fans share one branded app for Android and iOS, with creator tools appearing by role, plus a browser version with PWA support. Uploading, pricing, messaging, live and earnings all work from a phone. We help with store submission, while acceptance stays with Apple and Google.

Yes. Set a referral share and caps in the console, and the platform credits recruiters automatically from referred creators' earnings. Referral income appears as its own line, which tends to encourage more invitations from creators who see it working.

Each represented performer carries a studio or agent portion, which may vary by type of sale, and it is taken from each earning automatically. Studios see the portion owed to them and the performers they represent, without access to anyone else's figures.

Fans discover creators through categories, search, featured placements and the promotion partners buy for each other. A collaboration that links several creator profiles on one release can be added within the multi-creator split project we would plan together.

Require verification before any account can earn, cap the referral share, and set a duration. The console shows referral links, so dormant or circular chains stand out. State in your terms what happens to referral income from accounts found breaking rules.

Creators can run donation and goal campaigns that fans support, with progress shown to everyone. Routing a share of a creator's own balance to a charity on their behalf is a payout rule that can be added as tailored work.

Yes. Territory blocking closes other markets, and you choose gateways and verification providers suited to the one you serve. Language, categories and policy pages are part of tuning the platform to that market. A single-country launch also keeps your legal review to one set of rules, which is a sensible way to prove the model before expanding.

The demo shows the shared app, creator studio and operator console, including commission and referral settings, verification queues and payout review. It runs in demo branding. Studio portions and promotion prices can be set up on a walkthrough with your own terms.

Your commission plan, studio and referral terms, a verification provider, an approved payment account or an application in progress, a domain and cloud access. Draft co-performer rules for your creator terms too, since they shape how collaborations are documented.

The build connects to Stripe for cards, PayPal for wallet checkout, CCBill for higher-risk content categories and crypto gateways, with Paystack, Flutterwave and MercadoPago for regional markets. Any other processor is a custom integration we scope with you. Approval sits with each provider, so apply early and keep a second account in view in case the first one is reviewed.