Honest guides, no fluff

We have guides for creators and for fans. Creators can read about choosing a platform, the first 30 days, staying safe, getting paid, the legal situation in Southeast Asia and writing a bio. Fans can learn how to support trans creators respectfully. There is also a trends page on search demand and platform changes. Everything is non-explicit and written for adults.

Start with privacy and safety, before you create anything, then pick a platform and follow a launch plan. In practice: our safety guide, then the platform comparison, then the 30-day plan. That order saves you from the most common regret, which is not setting up privacy early enough.

Yes. The platforms, payouts, safety steps and promotion advice are the same no matter your gender identity. Where the audience differs, for example in search terms, we say so. If you feel something is missing for trans men or nonbinary creators, let us know and we will look at adding it.

No. Our guides give general information to help you understand the landscape and ask better questions. Laws and tax rules differ from country to country and change over time. For decisions about your own situation, speak to a local lawyer or accountant. Our disclaimer covers this in more detail.

We base platform facts on what the platforms themselves publish, such as payout percentages, minimum prices and features. Platforms change their terms, though, sometimes without much notice. Always check the current terms on the platform before making decisions. If you spot something outdated, tell us and we will fix it.

Yes. Our fan guide covers pronouns, which questions to avoid, why paying beats pirating, and how tipping and custom requests work. It is written for fans who want to be good supporters, whether they are new to trans creators or have followed them for years. Read the guide to supporting trans creators.

Yes, we welcome suggestions, especially from creators. Tell us what you struggled to find answers to and we will consider covering it. Suggestions from trans men and nonbinary creators are particularly welcome, since their experiences are underrepresented. Use our contact page.

Some do. When a guide links to a platform we have an affiliate deal with, we may earn a commission if you sign up. We do not have a deal with OnlyFans and still recommend it where it fits. Affiliate links cost you nothing and do not change your payout percentage.