How OnlyFans Tracking Links Work
Three steps take you from scattered promotion to a ranked list of sources and a plan for the week.
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Step one, create a link per source
Every place you promote gets its own tracking link: your pinned post on X, each Reddit community, your Instagram bio, each paid shoutout. A link carries a label such as the source and the post, so every click and every new subscriber can be traced back to where it started.
OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and HerFans all support campaign style links, and FansMarketer keeps them organized per creator and platform.
Step two, add subscribers and spend
Once a week, add the new subscribers each link brought and what you spent on the source. You can type the numbers or import them from your platform export. Add what the fans from each source spent on pay per view and tips in their first 30 days, and the report can rank sources by value, not by clicks.
Step three, read the ranking and follow the plan
The report ranks every source and marks it Scale, Keep or Cut. It suggests a budget shift between sources with the expected change in subscribers, and builds a seven day plan around the sources that work.
- Fan value after 30 and 90 days per source
- Cost per subscriber for paid sources
- A concrete budget shift
- A seven day promotion calendar
What it never needs
FansMarketer does not log in to your platform account and never asks for a password. Everything comes from links you place and numbers you provide.
Common questions
Find the promo that pays
Run your own numbers through the analysis and see which source brings fans who spend.