Published 2026-10-19
The pricing tools you have
On OnlyThroat every creator sets their own prices. You can combine:
- up to 3 subscription tiers, each priced between 4.99 and 49.99 USD per month
- bundles of 3, 6 and 12 months with a discount you choose
- pay per view posts that fans unlock individually
- tips on posts and in messages
- paid messages, including mass messages with locked media
There is no monthly fee for creators. The platform fee is 20 percent and you keep 80 percent of every payment. Payouts are weekly, with a 50 USD minimum, by bank transfer or to a crypto wallet. The fees page shows every detail.
Simple arithmetic you can do yourself
We do not promise income, because it depends entirely on your content, your consistency and your audience. What we can do is show the arithmetic so you can plug in your own numbers.
- If you charge 9.99 USD a month and keep 80 percent, each subscriber pays you 7.99 USD a month.
- If you charge 19.99 USD, you keep about 15.99 USD per subscriber per month.
- If you sell a pay per view post at 12 USD, you keep 9.60 USD each time it is unlocked.
- If a fan tips 5 USD, you keep 4 USD.
Multiply by your own subscriber count and sales to see what a month could look like for you. The earnings preview on our for creators page does this for you.
How to structure your tiers
Three tiers work best when each one has a clear reason to exist. One common structure:
- An entry tier with a low price that lets new fans try your page. It shows your regular posting schedule and gives a feel for your style.
- A core tier, priced in the middle, with your full feed and your best regular content. Most of your effort goes here.
- A premium tier for your most engaged fans, with extras such as longer content, priority replies to messages or behind the scenes posts.
Describe each tier in one or two plain sentences. Fans should know exactly what they get before they pay. Avoid promising anything you cannot deliver every month, such as a fixed number of custom videos, unless you are confident you can keep it up.
When bundles make sense
Bundles reward commitment. A fan who buys 6 or 12 months at a discount gives you predictable income and a reason to plan content ahead. Bundles work best once fans already know your page and want to stay.
Keep discounts moderate and simple. A fan should understand the saving at a glance. You can also run a bundle for a short period to welcome new followers from your other social channels.
Pay per view without frustrating subscribers
Pay per view is useful for special content: longer sets, themed series or collaborations with verified co-performers. The key is balance. Subscribers who pay every month expect their feed to feel full. If most of your best content sits behind extra payments, they may feel short changed and cancel.
A fair rule of thumb is to keep your feed generous and use pay per view for things that are clearly extra. Explain in your tier descriptions what is included and what is sold separately, so nobody is surprised.
Tips and paid messages
Tips let fans show appreciation without a formal purchase. Paid messages let you offer personal attention for a price you set. Fans top up a wallet for tips and messages, which keeps checkout quick. Set clear boundaries on what you offer in messages, and remember that your safety and consent rules apply there too.
Pricing in a niche
A focused niche can support confident pricing, because fans who search for exactly what you make are not comparing you with every creator on the internet. On OnlyThroat, fans arrive looking for this niche specifically, and every creator is verified, which is a reason to subscribe here instead of browsing unverified uploads elsewhere. Lean into what makes your page specific, and price for the fans who value it.
Review your prices regularly
Your studio analytics show revenue by source, churn and your top fans. Look at them monthly. If fans churn quickly after the first month, your entry tier may promise more than the feed delivers. If pay per view outsells subscriptions, your fans may want a higher tier. Change one thing at a time, so you know what made the difference.
The Creator Masterclass covers pricing, scheduling and fan communication in depth, and our article on 2257 records for creators explains the verification you complete before your first post.
