Stop paying for traffic you can’t verify.
Verified traffic providers with proven ROAS for OnlyFans, Fanvue and MYM. Every sub counted from your data, money held until delivery.
- No setup fees
- No monthly fees
Three ways paid promo burns you
A promo guy on Telegram shows you screenshots. You wire $500.
By Friday his account is gone, and so is your money.
The screenshots came from someone else’s page. There’s nobody to ask for a refund. Next week he’s back under a new handle, selling the same package to the next agency.
Nobody vetted him. Nobody held the money.
The subs look real. Six weeks later, $24,000 is gone.
This one runs real ads. That’s what makes it worse.
The fans rebill, they tip, the numbers look great, so you keep paying. Then the chargebacks land in one batch. Revenue gone, your ratio flagged, and he was paid for every sub.
Nobody counted subs net of chargebacks. So he got paid for fans who never paid you.
You boost Instagram posts. You have no idea if it’s working.
It isn’t. Every dollar brings back 30 cents.
Nobody is scamming you here, and that’s the trap. The spend goes out every day, a few subs trickle in, and nothing tells you which dollar brought which fan. At 0.3x ROAS you’re lighting money on fire.
Nobody measured the ROAS. So you kept paying for 0.3x.
- settled
- $5M+
- providers approved
- 22
- providers rejected
- 270
- clicks per day
- 5M
No proven ROAS, no listing
To list, at least two of a provider’s existing clients must show positive ROAS on Smart Links, our tracker that counts subs from transaction data. Sources declared up front, so you can exclude what you don’t want.
Real subs, real revenue, straight from your platform data
When a provider says they delivered 300 subs, the number comes from your own OnlyFans transaction data, net of refunds and chargebacks, and every dollar they spend is matched to the revenue it earned. Not from a screenshot. Not from their tracker.
Your money is held until delivery is verified
You fund a deal. Funds release to the provider as verified subs land, one by one. Undelivered means unreleased.
Pay a share of what you earn, or per sub
RevShare - the provider takes a share of the revenue their traffic makes you, after refunds and chargebacks. By application only, for providers who pass review and pages with proven retention. Ad spend - the provider takes a percentage of what they spend running ads for you. CPL - a fixed price per verified sub.
Settled in crypto, to your own wallet
Deposits and payouts in crypto. Each party holds their own wallet. No pooled balance, no bank hold, no processor that drops adult accounts on a Tuesday.
How it works for buyers
Three steps. No sales call.
Create a free account
No deposit. Connect the page you want traffic for so delivered subs can be counted against it.
Pick a provider and a deal
Filter by platform, source, niche and price. See the ROAS they showed on Smart Links before listing. Pick RevShare, a share of ad spend, or CPL.
Fund the deal, watch subs land
Funds are held. Each verified sub releases payment to the provider. Stop any time; whatever wasn’t delivered comes back to you.
Have traffic? Get buyers who can’t stiff you.
You run Meta ads, a traffic site, or an agency that buys for other agencies. You’re tired of chasing invoices and arguing about numbers.
For traffic providers
Buyers fund the deal before you send a click.
The money is held on the platform, not in their pocket.
Your subs are counted from the buyer’s platform data.
No more we-only-saw-27-fans arguments. If the sub is in their transaction history, it’s yours.
Your terms
Set your own price.
You know what your traffic is worth. List it. Buyers pick you on your verified history, not on who haggles hardest.
Listing takes proof, not a pitch.
To list, at least two clients you already run traffic for must show positive ROAS on Smart Links, our tracker. Pass that, and you can also apply for RevShare: a share of the revenue your traffic earns the buyer, after refunds and chargebacks, instead of a flat CPL.
What actually changes.
Compared to how you buy traffic now
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
Do you need my OnlyFans password?
No. You connect your account through OnlyFans API to verify traffic, count subs from your own transaction data net of refunds and chargebacks, attribute them to the right deal, and release funds only once delivery is verified. The connection is read-only: it never sees your password and can’t post, message or change anything.
What if the subs are bots?
They don’t get counted. Sophisticated bot detection screens every deal: if a provider’s subs show an abnormal churn or chargeback pattern, they’re flagged and reviewed, and you can open a dispute on any deal. On top of that, a sub only counts if it appears in your platform’s transaction data, so follower bots on Instagram and fake accounts that never subscribe never make it into the numbers.
What does “vetted” actually mean here?
It means we measured them, not interviewed them. To list, a provider needs at least two creators or agencies they already work with to run their traffic through Smart Links, our own tracker. Smart Links counts subs and revenue from the creator’s OnlyFans transaction data, net of chargebacks, against the spend that produced them. If those references don’t show positive ROAS, the provider isn’t listed. They also declare every traffic source, and we keep watching every deal after listing.
Is there a minimum budget?
No minimum to sign up and no deposit to browse providers. Each provider sets their own minimum deal size, shown on their profile. Minimums start at $1k for Meta ads and go up to $3k depending on the service.
RevShare, ad spend or CPL, which should I pick?
RevShare if you want to pay only for what the traffic actually earns you: the provider takes a share of that revenue after refunds and chargebacks. It needs an application from both sides: the provider has to pass review, and your page has to show retention worth sharing. Ad spend if a media buyer runs ads for you and takes a percentage of the spend. CPL if you want a predictable, fixed price per verified sub. Whichever you pick, the platform fee is a percentage printed on the deal before you fund it.
Can I run several models from one account?
Yes. Connect as many pages as you manage. Each deal is tied to one page so counting stays clean.
Which platforms are supported?
OnlyFans, Fanvue and MYM, with subs counted from your platform transaction data. Fansly is supported too, but we can’t verify subs there, so Fansly deals run on tracking-link counting only.
Can I choose where the traffic comes from?
Providers declare their sources when they apply. You can filter for the sources you want and exclude the ones you don’t, for example dating-app funnels or tube pop-unders.
I’m a provider. When do I get paid?
Each verified sub releases its payment from the held deal balance to your wallet. Withdrawals are automatic: funds go out as soon as they’re released on the terms agreed for that deal.
Will my results match a provider’s history?
Not necessarily. A provider’s history tells you what their traffic did on other pages. What it does on yours depends on your niche, your content and who’s answering the DMs. Start with a small deal and read your own numbers.
Who’s behind FansTraffic?
Team behind OnlyFans API, sold FansMetric, FansMetrics.
Is this an official OnlyFans product?
No. FansTraffic is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue or MYM. OnlyFans is a registered trademark of Fenix International Limited. Subscriber counts are attributed via platform tracking links and transaction data; attribution has a time window and may differ from other tools.