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About trans.fans

Who we are, how we choose creators and how we make money. In plain English.

Who we are

trans.fans is a guide for trans creators who want to earn from their content, and for the fans who want to find them. trans.fans is published by Tonnaer Media B.V. in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, the company behind FansDirect.nl, which has covered creator platforms since 2024.

How we feature creators

We do not score or rank creators. Everyone featured has an active page we checked ourselves, is 18 or older and publicly presents as trans. We use the pronouns and names creators use on their own pages.

Nobody pays to be featured. Nobody can pay to be listed higher.

How we make money

Some links on this site are affiliate links. When a creator signs up on a platform through one of them, the platform may pay us a commission. It does not change what the creator earns or pays. We have no affiliate deal with OnlyFans, so those links are plain links.

On some pages for fans we also show a few clearly labeled sponsored links to separate adult sites. If you sign up there, we may earn a commission. Those sites are not the creators we feature.

Links to individual creator pages are never affiliate links.

Adults only

trans.fans itself shows no explicit content, but it is about adult platforms. You must be 18 or older to use this site. Everyone featured is 18 or older.

Remove or update a profile

Are you featured here and want something changed or removed? Email wouter@fansdirect.nl from the address linked to your creator page, or message us from your creator account. We act within 48 hours, no questions asked. The full procedure is on our content removal page.

Photo credits

Some photos come from Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons licenses; others are the creators' own public profile pictures.

  • Aubrey Kate: Holly Randall Unfiltered, CC BY 3.0, cropped.
  • Emma Rose: creator's public Fansly profile, cropped.
  • Natalie Mars: Alison Siegel, CC BY 3.0, cropped.
  • Venus Lux: Toglenn, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped.
  • Daisy Taylor: Holly Randall, CC BY 3.0, cropped.
  • Eva Lord: creator's public Fansly profile, cropped.
  • Kiana Vi: creator's public Fansly profile, cropped.
  • Giuli: creator's public Fansly profile, cropped.
  • Yara Nour: creator's public F2F profile, cropped.
  • Lianna Lawson: creator's public Fansly profile, cropped.
FAQ

Questions, answered

Still stuck? Email us at wouter@fansdirect.nl.

Who runs trans.fans?

trans.fans is operated by Tonnaer Media B.V., based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. It is part of the FansDirect family, which also runs the Dutch creator review site FansDirect. trans.fans is a separate, English-language guide focused on trans creators and their fans.

How is trans.fans funded?

Through affiliate commissions. When someone signs up for certain fan platforms through our links, the platform may pay us a commission. It costs the user nothing and does not change creator payouts. We have no deal with OnlyFans. Creators never pay us. Full details are in our disclaimer.

Is trans.fans a fan platform itself?

No. We do not host content, process payments or sell subscriptions. We are a guide that explains fan platforms and links to trans creators' official profiles. Subscriptions, payments and content all happen on the external platforms, under their own rules and terms.

How do I get something removed from trans.fans?

Send a removal request through our content removal page or by email, with the URL and what you want removed. We handle removal requests within 48 hours. Creators do not need to give a reason. See our content removal page for the steps.

How can I contact the trans.fans team?

Email wouter@fansdirect.nl, or use the form on our contact page. You can reach us about corrections, feature requests, removals, partnerships or anything else. Include links to the relevant pages or profiles so we can help faster. Creators asking about their own profile can mention the stage name it is listed under.

Why does trans.fans avoid scoring creators?

Scoring people on their bodies, looks or identity is not something we want to do. Our sister site FansDirect reviews creators with scores, but for trans.fans we chose a different approach: neutral profiles that describe where a creator is active and what they offer, so fans can decide for themselves.

Is trans.fans only for adults?

Yes. The site covers adult fan platforms, so it is for people aged 18 and over, even though our own pages contain no explicit content. All platforms we link to require creators and fans to be adults and verify creators' identity and age.

Does trans.fans use cookies or tracking?

Affiliate links may use tracking so a platform can see that a sign-up came through us, which is how we get paid. Which cookies the site itself sets, and why, is listed in our cookie policy. Our privacy policy explains how we handle any personal data you send us, such as through the contact or feature form.