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OnlyFans fees UK
OnlyFans fees UK creators can actually cite are in the terms: 20% of each fan payment, so the OnlyFans payout percentage to the creator is 80%. The Creator Center says the same thing in plain language. The figures are in US dollars, not pounds.
OnlyFans creator fees are the same 20% wherever you live. How much does OnlyFans charge creators is that 20% of each fan payment. Fansly fees for creators are an 80% share of subscriptions, sales and tips. Fanvue cost for creators is a standard 20% as well. The differences are pending time, chargebacks and what they refuse to print.
Changelog
9 Apr 2026: Fanvue's referral policy says new creator sign-ups from that date earn commission for 12 months, not 36. The 36-month window remains only for referrals who registered before that date.
22 Sep 2026: Fanvue's help centre says the 85% earning rate offered to creators who joined in 2022 has ended. The standard rate is 80%.
29 Oct 2026: this table re-read the OnlyFans terms, Fansly terms and Fanvue earnings policy.
What the percentage does not include
A chargeback can remove the creator's share after the fee has already been taken. OnlyFans may deduct the creator-earnings portion. Fanvue may also charge USD 50 per extra dispute above a 1.5% rate in 30 days. Your bank can add a conversion charge because the platform balance is in dollars.
JustFor.Fans publishes 80% and a USD 50 minimum, with UK bank transfers named. FansOne publishes a service fee of 5.5% to 9% plus 3% processing. Those two are in the reviews, not in the 80/20 headline.
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Questions people ask
Is the OnlyFans payout percentage 80% in the UK?
The terms do not print a different UK percentage. The 20% fee applies to the fan payment. Currency conversion is a bank charge on top.
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Checked 29 Oct 2026. This is not tax, benefits or legal advice.