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Last updated: 24 October 2026
How much each creator platform keeps, how it pays you, the smallest amount you can withdraw, and how long your money can be held, in one table.
Every platform publishes its fees somewhere different, in different words. This page puts the numbers side by side for the platforms Daily Crave Hive covers. Each row links to the platform's own terms, help centre or FAQ, so you can check every figure at the source.
The Comparison Table
| Platform | Platform fee / cut | Payout methods | Minimum payout | Payout schedule / holds | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OnlyFans | 20% of each fan payment (creator keeps 80%) | Bank transfer or another payout option set in your account; options vary by country | A minimum applies, but the amount is not published | Funds pending "at least" about 7 days in OnlyFans' own example; payouts take 3–5 business days on average. New terms apply from 1 Nov 2026 | OnlyFans Terms |
| Fansly | 20% (creator keeps 80%); no payout or currency-conversion fees, per Help Center | Local bank deposit / ACH, SEPA, international wire, crypto, Paxum, Cosmopayment | $20 for most methods; $50 SEPA; $100 wire and crypto | 7-day pending period per sale; delivery typically 1–3 business days, up to 4 | Fansly Help Center |
| Fanvue | 20% standard (creator keeps 80%); temporary promotional rates may apply | Direct bank transfer, crypto wallets (where supported), third-party wallets | Varies by withdrawal method; exact amount not published in the policy | 7-day standard pending period, extendable to 28 days; payouts initiated within 10 business days | Fanvue Earnings & Payouts Policy |
| LoyalFans | 20% (creator keeps 80%) | Varies by country, set in account settings | Varies by method and country; not published as a single figure | Two pay periods a month (1st–15th, 16th–end); paid within 7 working days after each period | LoyalFans Terms |
| FeetFinder | 10% on Basic, 0% on Premium, plus the plan fee (ToS effective 30 Sep 2026) | Third-party payout providers or direct bank transfer | A minimum applies, but the amount is not published in the ToS | Earnings subject to a 30-day review period before payout; can be held while verification is pending | FeetFinder Terms |
| Fun With Feet | 0% commission; seller membership $9.99 (1 month) or $14.99 (3 months) | Not published (withdrawals paid in local currency) | $50 | Withdrawals normally processed in 24–48 hours; flagged payments can be held up to 30 days | Fun With Feet Seller FAQ |
| Feetify | 0% on Premium; buyers pay sellers directly. Premium price not published in the FAQ | Paid directly by buyers (the FAQ mentions PayPal and Cash App) | Not applicable (no platform payout) | No platform hold, because Feetify doesn't process the payment | Feetify FAQ |
"Not published" means we couldn't find the figure on the platform's public official pages on 24 October 2026. It doesn't mean there is no rule. Check your own dashboard for the exact amount that applies to you.
What The Table Shows
The 20% cut is the norm on subscription platforms. OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and LoyalFans all keep 20% as standard. The real differences are in the minimum payout and how long your money waits.
Holds matter more than headline fees. Fansly holds each sale for 7 days. Fanvue's policy allows a hold of up to 28 days, depending on its risk checks. FeetFinder's terms set a 30-day review period before payout. If you need money fast, compare these rows first.
Feet marketplaces trade commission for fees. FeetFinder charges 10% on Basic and 0% on Premium, on top of the plan price. Fun With Feet takes no commission but charges a membership and has a $50 withdrawal floor. Feetify lets buyers pay you directly, so there's no platform payout and no buyer protection either.
For deeper detail on each platform, see our OnlyFans fees and payouts guide, our Fansly review, our LoyalFans review and our FeetFinder review.
Methodology
This table is based on each platform's published terms, help centre and FAQ pages, checked on 24 October 2026. It is not based on hands-on testing, and we didn't run creator accounts to measure payouts. Where a platform doesn't publish a number, we write "not published" rather than repeat figures from forums or other blogs.
Platforms change their terms often. OnlyFans' revised terms apply from 1 November 2026, and FeetFinder's current terms took effect on 30 September 2026. We'll update this page when an official page changes. If you spot an outdated figure, contact us and we'll check it.
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FAQ
Which creator platform takes the lowest cut?
Among the platforms in this table, Fun With Feet and Feetify take 0% commission, and FeetFinder takes 0% on Premium. All three charge a membership or plan fee instead. OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and LoyalFans keep 20% as standard.
How long do creator platforms hold earnings?
It varies. Fansly's pending period is 7 days. Fanvue's standard period is 7 days but can be extended to 28. OnlyFans' own example shows at least about 7 days. FeetFinder's terms set a 30-day review period before payout.
What is the minimum payout on OnlyFans?
OnlyFans' Terms say a minimum payout amount applies but don't publish the figure. Check the Banking or Statements section of your account for the amount that applies to you.
Is the data on this page based on testing?
No. Every figure comes from the platform's own published terms, help centre or FAQ, linked in the Source column. We didn't run creator accounts to measure payouts.
Can I use this table in my own article?
Yes. Please credit Daily Crave Hive and link to https://www.dailycravehive.com/creator-platform-fees-payouts-2026.
How often is this page updated?
We review it when a platform changes its official terms. The "Last updated" date at the top shows the most recent check.
Alma MartinEditor, Daily Crave Hive
Alma Martin is the editor at Daily Crave Hive. She reviews creator and adult platforms - fees, payouts, safety and more - so readers get honest guides before they sign up.
