OnlyFans CRM

What an OnlyFans CRM is

It is software in which an agency runs messaging and sales across several creator accounts at once: it holds access, fan history, scripts and analytics. What sets it apart from an ordinary CRM is that it works on top of someone else's platform — which means it has to keep account sessions, proxies and employee roles, not just deal cards.

The minimum set, without which there is no point: storing access instead of handing out passwords, a fan card, mass messages, automations, roles and revenue analytics.

How creator accounts are opened

• Every connected creator account sits in one window, and you reorder them by dragging.
• Each creator account has its own session and its own proxy (HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5). Without a proxy the creator account will not open, and the real IP cannot leak through WebRTC.
• Sessions and proxy passwords are stored on the server encrypted (AES-256-GCM). A chatter opens the creator account but does not know the password.
• Access is checked on every open, so an employee who leaves loses it straight away — with no password changes on the platform.

What you see about a fan

The fan card sits next to the chat and is the same for the whole team: how much they have spent, the average PPV and tip, their spending power, PPV history, traffic source and the team's notes. A chatter coming on shift knows immediately who they are talking to instead of scrolling back through the thread.

Mass messages and automations

The main question about any mass message is where it is sent from. If it goes out from an employee's computer, it stops the moment they close the laptop. In Neon Hub, OnlyFans automations are sent by the server, through the creator account's own proxy and session:

• Priority mass messages — the message reaches each person individually instead of as one blanket blast; up to 10,000 recipients per campaign, and you can pick the ones who are online right now.
• A message to whoever comes online — the conversation starts by itself.
• Event-driven chains: a welcome for a new subscriber, a note before a subscription runs out, winning back the ones who left — up to five messages.
• Smart lists — fans are sorted by your rules and land in the platform's native lists.

Where AI helps

AI in Neon Hub suggests the reply, translates the conversation and holds the tone, but a human sends the message — the platforms expect a live chatter. There is a fan profile built from chat history, 10 reply modes, Magic Box (a thought in your own words → a finished message) and translation into 21 languages. Message Guard will not let a message with a banned word go out, including spellings like “t e l e g r a m”.

Which numbers are counted

• Revenue from subscriptions, PPV, tips and one-off sales — each on its own.
• Buyers and transactions, APC, APV and ARPPU, a forecast for the end of the month.
• 19 chatter metrics — broken down by shift, not “by people in general”.
• Income from tracking and trial links: which link brought in a paying fan.
• A log of sent messages: who, to whom, for how much, with which media and how fast they replied.

Revenue is calculated for OnlyFans and Fansly.

What an OnlyFans CRM costs

Most services in the niche tie their price to what a creator account earns: the better the month, the bigger the bill. Our price depends only on the number of creator accounts — $150 for five, $350 for ten, $500 with no limit — and revenue does not move it. A comparison with Infloww, OnlyMonster, Supercreator and CreatorHero and their prices is in the comparisons section, along with a calculator.

Frequently asked questions

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