Which OnlyFans Alternatives Let Creators Keep 90%? (2026)
MyShrine lets creators keep 90% of the price they set, compared with 80% on OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and LoyalFans. The difference is where the fee sits: on MyShrine the fan pays a separate, clearly shown 10% service fee on top. A £100 sale pays you £90 and costs the fan £110.
"Keep 90%" is a phrase creators see a lot when comparing platforms, and it is easy to misunderstand. A headline percentage only tells you part of the story. This guide explains how 90% splits actually work, who pays for them, how they compare with the standard 80% split, and the other factors that matter just as much as the number.
How Most Platforms Split Revenue
The industry standard for subscription platforms is 80/20. A fan pays £10, the platform keeps £2 and the creator receives £8. That is the model at OnlyFans, Fansly and LoyalFans, and it is the standard rate in Fanvue's terms. Fanvue has also run temporary promotional rates, with 85% reported for new creators.
Clip marketplaces often pay less on clips. ManyVids reportedly pays 60% on videos and memberships and 80% on store items, customs, tributes and calls. Clips4Sale reportedly pays 60% on clips and 80% on tips.
How MyShrine's 90% Works
MyShrine splits the cost differently. Instead of taking 20% out of the creator's price, it takes 10% from the creator and adds a separate 10% service fee paid by the fan.
- You set your price: £100.
- You receive 90%: £90.
- The fan pays £110, and the 10% service fee is shown before they pay.
- The platform keeps £20 in total.
So in total the platform's share of the transaction is similar to an 80/20 platform. What changes is that you keep 90% of the price you chose, and the fan's fee is visible rather than hidden inside your price. Some creators prefer this because it is transparent and puts more of their set price in their pocket. Others would rather the fan saw one round number. It is worth being clear-eyed about that trade-off rather than treating "90%" as free money.
90% vs 80%: What It Means in Practice
| Platform | Creator share | Fan pays on a £100 item | Creator receives | Payouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MyShrine | 90% of set price | £110 (10% fee shown) | £90 | Weekly, Fridays, £50 min, crypto |
| OnlyFans | 80% | £100 | £80 | $20 min, ~7-day pending hold |
| Fansly | 80% | £100 | £80 | Weekly after 7-day hold (reported) |
| Fanvue | 80% standard (promo rates reported) | £100 | £80 | 7-day earnings hold |
| LoyalFans | 80% | £100 | £80 | Twice monthly, $50 min (reported) |
| ManyVids | 60-80% depending on product (reported) | £100 | £60-£80 | Weekly, $50 min (reported) |
Pricing strategy matters here. If you price at £100 on MyShrine, you earn £90 and the fan pays £110. If you would rather the fan paid roughly £100, you could set your price at £91 (the fan pays £100.10), earn about £82, and still earn slightly more than £80 on an 80% platform. Either way, the maths is visible to both sides.
Other Things That Matter as Much as the Split
Audience
OnlyFans in particular has huge name recognition and a very large fan base. A higher split on a newer platform only pays off if your fans follow you there. MyShrine is a new platform, so it suits creators who already have an audience on social media or elsewhere. Many creators run a mainstream profile for reach and a higher-split profile for their most engaged fans.
Payment methods
OnlyFans reportedly does not accept crypto, so fans who prefer it cannot pay there. MyShrine is the opposite today: fans pay in cryptocurrency only (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 100+ coins), with card payments being added but not yet live. That suits crypto-comfortable fans and removes chargebacks, but fans without crypto will need to buy some first.
Payout speed and minimums
OnlyFans has a $20 minimum and roughly a seven-day pending period. Fansly pays weekly after a seven-day hold, with a reported $100 minimum for crypto. MyShrine pays weekly on Fridays, with a £50 minimum, in crypto to your own wallet after ID verification. Bank payouts are coming but not available yet. US creators are paid in crypto only.
Business model
OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue are subscription-first. MyShrine has no subscriptions: fans pay per item or per interaction, with a content store, tributes, wishlist, custom requests, paid sessions, pay-per-message DMs and live streaming. That suits creators whose income comes from high-value interactions rather than steady subscriptions.
Content policy stability
Processor pressure has forced policy changes across the industry. Fansly's June 2025 rule changes banned some content categories, and ManyVids creators have reported content removals. Read any platform's content policy before moving. MyShrine allows consensual findom, femdom and BDSM between verified adults, and bans coercion, blackmail, incest or step-family roleplay, anything involving minors, and in-person meetings.
A Worked Example Over a Year
Suppose you earn £2,000 a month in set prices. On an 80% platform, you take home £1,600 a month, or £19,200 a year. On MyShrine at the same set prices, you take home £1,800 a month, or £21,600 a year, while your fans pay £2,200 a month including their service fee. Whether that extra £2,400 is worth it depends on how many of your fans will pay in crypto and follow you to a new profile.
Questions to Ask Any Platform Promising 90%
- Who pays the fee? Is the platform's cut taken from your price, added for the fan, or both? Ask for a worked example on a single sale.
- Is the fan fee shown before payment? A fee that appears only at the last step frustrates fans and loses sales.
- Does 90% apply to everything? Some platforms advertise a headline rate that only covers certain products.
- Is it permanent? Promotional rates for new creators can expire after a set period.
- What are the payout costs? Minimums, holds and withdrawal fees all affect what actually reaches you.
On MyShrine the answers are simple: you keep 90% of your set price on every paid feature, and the fan's 10% service fee is shown before they pay.
Who Should Choose a 90% Platform?
- Creators with an existing audience who can move or share a link.
- Findoms and creators who earn from tributes, customs and sessions rather than subscriptions.
- Creators whose fans are comfortable paying in crypto.
If you rely on a platform's own discovery, or most of your fans only pay by card, an established 80% platform may still earn you more for now. For more detail, see MyShrine vs OnlyFans, MyShrine vs Fansly, MyShrine vs Fanvue, and our best OnlyFans alternatives guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which OnlyFans alternative pays creators 90%?
MyShrine pays creators 90% of the price they set. Fans pay a separate 10% service fee on top, shown before they pay.
Is 90% really more than 80%?
Yes, of your set price. On a £100 price you get £90 instead of £80. The fan pays £110 on MyShrine, so the total platform share is similar; the difference is that the fee is shown to the fan separately.
What does OnlyFans take?
OnlyFans takes 20%, so creators keep 80%. The minimum payout is $20, with a pending period of around seven days.
Can fans pay by card on MyShrine?
Not yet. Fans currently pay in cryptocurrency. Card payments are being added.
How are MyShrine creators paid?
Weekly on Fridays, with a £50 minimum, in crypto to your own wallet after ID verification.