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Every tool in this category quotes a different unit, which is why the prices refuse to line up when you try to compare them. One charges per creator profile, one per linked account, one per day, one by what the creator earned last month, and one takes a percentage of whatever its AI sells. A $30 tool and a $99 tool can easily end up costing the same agency the same money, or differ by a factor of five, depending entirely on which of those units you signed.

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OnlyFans agency software costs between $15 and $500 per creator account per month in 2026, and a few tools add a percentage of sales on top. The number that matters is not the sticker but the billing model, and there are three. Flat per-account tools charge the same every month regardless of earnings: FansMetric is $39 or $99 per linked account, CreatorXone is EUR 1 per day (about EUR 30 a month, plus EUR 15 a month per add-on). Earnings-tiered tools raise your bill as the creator grows: OnlyMonster runs $30 to $250 per account and Chatterly $20 to $200, both set by that account's last 30 days of revenue, and Supercreator CRM Premium runs $15 to $249 per account by monthly earnings. Revenue-share tools take a cut: Supercreator Super AI is $99 to $299 per account by earnings plus 5% of AI net sales, and CreatorHero is $39.99 per creator plus a success fee capped at $260. FansAgent is flat at $49, $149, or $399 a month for the whole roster, with no cut of your sales.

So before the table, the three models. Flat per-account pricing is the simplest: you pay the same figure every month for every creator you connect, whether that creator made $800 or $80,000. Earnings-tiered pricing looks cheaper on the pricing page, because the number you see first is the entry tier, and then the bill climbs each time a creator crosses a revenue band. Revenue share is the third, where a base fee is topped up with a percentage of sales the software is credited with producing.

The second model is the one that catches agencies out. OnlyMonster and Chatterly both price each account independently against its trailing 30 days, which is fair in principle and expensive in practice: the moment a creator has a good month, next month costs more. Supercreator steps both its paid plans the same way, $15 to $249 per account on CRM Premium and $99 to $299 on Super AI. Take a roster of five creators where two are earning under $2,500 and three are between $5,000 and $10,000. On OnlyMonster that is $60 plus $150, so $210 a month. Push two of those mid-tier creators past $10,000, which is the whole point of the exercise, and the same five accounts cost $310. You are billed for winning.

Revenue share deserves the same arithmetic. Supercreator Super AI is $99 to $299 per account by earnings plus 5% of AI net sales. If the AI is credited with $12,000 of sales on a creator earning $12,000 to $15,000 in a month, that account sits on the $119 rung, so the bill is $119 plus $600, or $719 for a single account. CreatorHero caps its version, which is more honest: $39.99 per creator plus a success fee that stops at $260, so no creator can cost more than roughly $300 a month. A cap is worth looking for, because uncapped percentages on a whale account are the single biggest software line an agency can accidentally sign up for.

There is also a free tier worth knowing about, because two vendors publish one. Supercreator CRM Lite is free for up to 10 accounts, and OFManager is free for up to three creator accounts with agency plans starting at $15 per account and the first five free. Both are real, and both are analytics and CRM rather than anything that answers a message. They are a reasonable place to start if you are pre-revenue, and they run out of road at exactly the point where the inbox becomes the job.

One warning about the numbers you will find elsewhere. Several of the listicles ranking for this query quote prices that the vendors themselves do not publish anywhere, including a $249 a month figure for FansMetric whose own pricing page says $39, and a $99 for 10 creators plan at CreatorHero that does not exist. Every figure on this page was read from the vendor\'s own pricing page on August 5, 2026, with Supercreator re-read in September 2026, and the ones that are not published are marked as not published rather than guessed.

What FansAgent charges is deliberately outside all three models. Plans are $49, $149, and $399 a month, flat, covering your roster rather than billing per head, with no percentage of sales and no tier that moves when a creator has a good month. The $399 plan covers up to ten creator pages, which on a per-account tool priced at $40 would be $400 before anyone has earned anything. The reason we can price that way is that the agent does the work rather than reporting on it, so our costs track messages handled, not how much money you made.

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No percentage, no success fee, no tier that moves when a creator has a good month. What you pay in January is what you pay in June.

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OnlyFans agency software pricing, read from each vendor pricing page

Every figure below was read at source on August 5, 2026, and Supercreator again in September 2026. Where a vendor does not publish a price, the row says so rather than estimating. Where a competitor is cheaper than us, the row says that too.

OnlyFans agency software pricing, read from each vendor pricing page
Tool Published price Billing model Best for
FansAgent $49, $149, or $399 a month; the $399 plan covers up to 10 creator pages Flat per plan, no revenue share, no earnings tiers Rosters that want the DMs answered, not just measured
Supercreator CRM Lite free up to 10 accounts; CRM Premium $15 to $249 per account a month by account earnings; Super AI $99 to $299 per account a month by earnings plus 5% of AI net sales; 20+ accounts quoted Earnings-tiered for CRM, earnings-tiered plus revenue share on the AI tier Agencies happy to pay a percentage of what the AI sells
OFManager Free for up to 3 creator accounts; agency plans from $15 per account a month with the first 5 free Flat per account, detailed agency tiers not published Small rosters wanting tracking and analytics at no cost
Chatterly $20 under $1k, $35 at $1k to $5k, $60 at $5k to $10k, $100 at $10k to $15k, $140 at $15k to $30k, $170 at $30k to $50k, $200 above $50k, per creator a month Earnings-tiered on each creator net revenue, priced per creator Mixed rosters where small accounts should cost little
OnlyMonster $30, $40, $50, $100, $150, $200 or $250 per linked account a month by that account last 30 days of earnings; about 10% off on 3 months and 20% off on 6 Earnings-tiered per account, discounts for prepaying Agencies whose creators earn at very different levels
CreatorXone EUR 1 per day per creator account, about EUR 30 a month, billed per day the account is used; each power-up such as the AI chat agent adds EUR 15 a month Metered daily, add-ons priced separately Agencies wanting to pay only for active accounts
FansMetric $39 per linked account a month, or $99 for Pro, which adds trial and campaign link tracking and needs a Standard plan first Flat per linked account Agencies measuring promo spend against revenue
Infloww $40 to $500 a month per OnlyFans or Fansly creator profile by earnings bracket; $50 MYM, $50 Fanvue Per creator profile, stepped by that creator monthly earnings Agencies already running shifts of human chatters
CreatorHero $39.99 per creator a month plus a success fee that scales with revenue and stops at $260, so about $300 per creator maximum Base fee plus capped success fee Whale accounts, where the cap makes the percentage cheap
Chatterbox AI No pricing published anywhere on the site Quote only Agencies willing to sit through a sales call

Prices in this category change often and several vendors reprice quietly. Confirm on the vendor site before you buy, and treat any third-party listicle figure that the vendor does not publish itself as unverified.

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Questions about your software pricing

Between $15 and $500 per creator account a month, with most tools topping out between $200 and $300 and Infloww reaching $500, plus two free tiers and a few that add a percentage of sales. A small agency running five creators should budget roughly $150 to $500 a month on a per-account tool. Flat-rate tools like FansAgent charge $49 to $399 for the whole roster instead of per head.
FansAgent is the only tool here with one flat fee for the whole roster: $49 or $149 for one page and $399 for up to ten pages, with no share of sales. FansMetric charges a flat $39 or $99 per linked account and CreatorXone EUR 1 per connected creator per day, so both still multiply by every page. Infloww, OnlyMonster, Supercreator, Chatterly and CreatorHero all rise with each creator's earnings.
FansMetric charges a flat $39 or $99 per linked account a month, Standard or Pro, with no earnings brackets and no share of sales, and a free trial with no card. Its Public API is included on both plans. Its AI Chatter is in private access beta with no published price, so budget for human chatters or a separate AI on top.
Infloww charges $40 to $500 a month per OnlyFans creator profile, billed monthly, with the fee set by that creator monthly earnings bracket: $40 under $500, $125 at $7,500 to $10,000, $500 over $75,000. Fansly uses the same ladder, while MYM and Fanvue profiles are $50 each. It multiplies by every profile you connect, so ten creators is $400 a month only if all ten earn under $500, and $1,250 if they each earn around $10,000.
Among paid tools, OFManager agency plans and Supercreator CRM Premium both start at $15 per account a month, the lowest published starting rate in the category, but the Supercreator figure only applies to accounts earning under $1,000 a month and steps up to $69, $149 and $249 as an account earns more. Chatterly starts lower in absolute terms at $20 for creators earning under $1,000, but that rate rises to $200 as the account grows.
Two vendors publish a genuine free tier. Supercreator CRM Lite is free for up to 10 accounts and OFManager is free for up to 3 creator accounts, with the first 5 free on agency plans. Both are analytics and CRM only. Neither answers messages, which is the work that actually takes the hours.
Some do. Supercreator Super AI charges $99 to $299 per account a month by earnings plus 5% of AI net sales, and CreatorHero adds a success fee on top of its $39.99 base, capped at $260 per creator. Most of the CRM-first tools, including Infloww, FansMetric and OnlyMonster, do not take a percentage. FansAgent does not either.
OnlyMonster prices each linked account against its last 30 days of earnings, across seven tiers: $30 under $2,500, $40 to $5,000, $50 to $10,000, $100 to $20,000, $150 to $30,000, $200 to $50,000 and $250 above that, per account per month. Paying three months ahead saves about 10%, six months about 20%.
Because most of these tools proxy a browser session for each connected account, so their infrastructure cost genuinely scales per account. It also happens to be the pricing that grows fastest with your agency. Flat-rate pricing is possible when the vendor cost tracks messages handled rather than accounts held open.
It depends what the tool replaces. A $40 dashboard that saves a manager two hours of spreadsheet reconciliation a week pays for itself immediately. A $40 dashboard bought in the hope it will lift revenue usually will not, because reporting does not send messages. Compare the price to the labour it removes, not to the revenue you hope for.
A full-service management agency typically takes 20% to 40% of net earnings, so a creator making $10,000 a month pays $2,000 to $4,000. Software is a flat cost measured in tens of dollars per account. The two are not alternatives for everyone, but the gap explains why agencies buy software rather than the reverse.
Most OnlyFans CRMs now price per creator account, and most of them tie that price to what the creator earns. That makes a single "from" price almost useless. The table fixes three roster shapes and prices each one. A solo page earning 3,000 dollars a month, a small agency with five creators at 3,000 each, and a ten creator roster at 8,000 each.
Yes. Supercreator CRM Lite is free for up to 10 accounts and it is a genuine tier, not a trial. It covers the basic tools and has no AI. Supercreator uses it to move accounts onto CRM Premium, which adds its chat copilot and analytics for 15 to 249 dollars per account. Substy's Starter plan also has no monthly fee, but it takes 15 percent of the net sales its AI closes, so it is free only until the AI starts selling.
No. Infloww offers a 7 day free trial with no credit card, and agencies with seven or more creators switching from another paid CRM can apply for a 60 day CRM Transition Program. After that it is 40 to 500 dollars per OnlyFans or Fansly profile a month, set by what each creator earns, and 50 dollars per profile on MYM and Fanvue.
Between 0 and several thousand dollars a month, with most agencies landing between 300 and 500. Supercreator CRM Lite is free at ten accounts, the mid-market cluster of OnlyMonster, FansMetric, CreatorHero and Infloww sits between 300 and 400, and the figure only climbs past a thousand if your pages are high earners on an earnings-tiered plan or you are paying a revenue share.
Almost none of them do, and this surprises people coming from mainstream B2B software. Ten accounts costs ten times one account on Infloww, FansMetric and CreatorBoost, with no volume break published anywhere. The exceptions are narrow: Supercreator is free up to ten accounts on CRM Lite and quotes custom pricing above twenty, OFManager gives the first five accounts free, and OnlyMonster discounts for prepaying rather than for volume, at a flat 10 percent over three months and 20 percent over six.
Work out your average revenue per page first, because that is the variable that decides it. Per-account pricing wins on a roster of small or unproven pages, where OnlyMonster at 300 dollars beats almost anything flat. Flat pricing wins once the roster succeeds, and the crossover in this category sits somewhere around 8,000 to 10,000 dollars of average monthly earnings per page. Below that, pay per account. Above it, you are paying a growth tax.

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