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OnlyFans Promo Spend Tracker for Agencies

Log what you spend on every shoutout, ad and trial link, then see what each source returned in fan spend. Cut the weak sellers and repeat the strong ones across your roster.

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Agency dashboardSample data

CreatorSpendSubs90d return
Creator A$1,2003104.1x
Creator B$8001903.2x
Creator C$2,0002801.6x
Creator D$4501405.0x

Spend and return in one row per source

Each promo gets a tracking link and a cost. FansMarketer matches subscribers and their spend back to that link, so every row shows cost, subscribers, cost per subscriber and 90 day return. You stop judging a shoutout by how many people joined and start judging it by what they paid.

Built for a roster, not one account

Spend is tracked per creator and rolled up for the agency. See which creator burns budget on low value traffic, which source works for three creators at once, and where one more dollar is best placed this week.

How it works

  • Create a tracking link for each promo and enter its cost
  • Run the promo as usual and import your subscriber and earnings numbers
  • Read the ranking by 90 day return and cost per paying fan
  • Follow the weekly plan to move budget toward the winners

Who uses a promo spend tracker

Agencies that buy shoutouts, Reddit and X promotion or paid traffic for several creators, and managers who must show a creator why a budget was cut. The monthly creator report carries the same numbers in PDF form.

  • Agencies buying shoutouts across several creators
  • Managers reporting spend against return to creators
  • Teams that outsource posting and need proof it pays

What it replaces

The shared spreadsheet where costs are typed by hand and subscribers are guessed from a spike on the dashboard. The tracker keeps cost and result attached to the same link, so the answer is never a matter of memory. See tracking links and agency software for the wider workflow, or pick a plan and start tracking today.

Common questions

Give every promo its own tracking link and record its cost. Then compare subscribers and 90 day fan spend per link. Cost per subscriber alone misleads, because cheap fans often never spend.
Yes. Spend is stored per creator and rolled up for the agency, so you can compare sources within one creator or across the whole roster.
Yes. Any promo that can carry a link can be tracked, including shoutouts, Reddit posts, X, TikTok and paid ads.
No. You bring exported numbers, so your account credentials stay with you.

Find the promo that pays

Run your own numbers through the analysis and see which source brings fans who spend.

Analyze my promo