The Talissa AI guide

Everything to go from sign-up to your first sale. Ten minutes to read, five to set up.

Getting started

Step-by-step guides, in English, French and German: your first week, connecting OnlyFans and Fanvue, the console and running an agency.

  1. Create your account at talissa.ai — as an independent creator, or as an agency. The 14-day trial needs no card.
  2. Activate it from the welcome email (the link works once, for 48 hours). If it does not arrive, check your spam folder, then write to contact@talissa.ai.
  3. Set up your persona — three short screens right after you sign in: who you are, how you write, and your replies to three typical fan messages. About five minutes; your space and the console open as soon as you finish.
  4. Agencies: add your first creator from the Dashboard (“Add a creator”). Each creator is one seat, with their own persona, inbox and platforms.
By default, nothing leaves without a person: Talissa AI reads, drafts and prepares, and someone approves. Sending on your behalf exists — on Fanvue and, within strict limits, on OnlyFans — but it is off until the creator or their agency switches it on, in their own name.

Persona

The persona is the creator's voice: tone, sentence length, quirks, and the register in each language they speak with fans. A new creator fills the essentials in three screens when she first signs in; everything else — more examples, other languages, offer types — is in the Persona tab. Two parts matter most:

Only the creator or their agency edits the persona. Chatters draft and send; they cannot change the limits.

Regional variant. Each language can have a variant — German from Austria or Switzerland, British or American English, Belgian, Swiss or Quebec French, Mexican or Argentine Spanish — so drafts use the words of your country. How much dialect: as much as your sample exchanges show. Your IP's country has nothing to do with it.

Content & bundles

The Content tab is the sellable catalogue: a title, a price, tags, and where the media lives. Talissa AI never stores your photos or videos — only a reference to them on the platform.

Keep OnlyFans' “Publish my posts saved for later” switch off: the upload goes through a post saved for later. Talissa starts no upload until you have confirmed it is off, in Platforms (step 3 of the OnlyFans card).

Tags do real work: when a fan asks for something, the co-pilot matches their request to your tags and pre-selects the best bundle. The price always comes from the item, never from the model.

Scripts. In the Content tab, a script sells a series in order: each step is one of your items, with a short pitch that tells the co-pilot how to lead into it (it says it in your voice, never the price). A step can have its own price, which replaces the item's price for that step only. Step 2 is only offered once the fan has bought step 1, and so on. A fan who does not buy the current step within the delay you set (72 hours by default) leaves the script, and a script started with a fan is never offered to him again, so it never feels prepared. One script at a time per fan; the co-pilot still answers anything else he says. Items in a script are only ever offered through it — not in other offers, and not in the list a chatter attaches by hand. A script that already reached fans can be turned off, not deleted.

Platforms

Step by step, with what to do when something is stuck: connect OnlyFans and Fanvue.

Fanvue

In Platforms, click “Connect the Fanvue account” and approve. Messages arrive on their own, replies are sent from the Inbox, paid content goes out as locked messages. Two optional switches (see Sending on your behalf): auto-send (clean drafts leave without review; anything flagged still waits for you), included in every plan, and auto-sell (send the pre-selected bundle to a fan who asks for content, once), part of the Autonomy plan.

OnlyFans — your server browser

OnlyFans has no API. Talissa AI gives each creator their own browser on our servers, on a dedicated IP that is theirs alone, with a stable time zone and language. It reads their inbox and sends what is approved, inside their active hours.

  1. Get your dedicated IP. In Platforms, on the OnlyFans card, pick the country where you usually are and click Get my dedicated IP. It arrives within minutes; the card then shows its address and city. The IP is never given to anyone else, and its country cannot be changed later. A country marked out of stock can still be picked: Tell me when it is available puts you on the waitlist, we are alerted at once, and you get an email when it is back.
  2. Sign in. Click Sign in to OnlyFans: the OnlyFans sign-in page opens live inside the card. Type your email, password and the code OnlyFans sends you. Nobody at Talissa or in your agency sees your password; the session stays on the server.
  3. Disconnect. Disconnect OnlyFans, next to it, closes and deletes your server browser, dismisses the OnlyFans cards still waiting and stops Talissa reading and sending there. You confirm by typing DISCONNECT. Your dedicated IP stays yours until the end of its paid period (sign in again before then to keep it), then it is released. To end the session on OnlyFans' side as well: OnlyFans → Settings → Security → log out of other sessions.
  4. Set your active hours, reply pace and how long to wait for the fan to finish typing in the Active hours card. Outside the hours, nothing is read or sent: messages wait for you. A shorter wait (10 s instead of 25) answers sooner, but a fan who writes in several messages may get a reply before he is done.
If OnlyFans signs the browser out, you receive an email: sign in again from the same card. Replies are paused until then, nothing is lost.

Online status on OnlyFans. An open OnlyFans page shows you online (the green dot). By default Talissa keeps it open only while someone from your team is working (the console or the Inbox in use); otherwise it checks your messages every 10 minutes and closes the page, so you show “last seen” like anyone else. Replies can then take up to 10 minutes. In Platforms → Active hours you can choose to stay online whenever Talissa is reading instead.

Inbox

Each incoming message becomes a card: the fan's words, the detected language and intent, and a draft in the creator's voice. You can edit it, ask for Another suggestion, or dismiss it.

Answered directly on OnlyFans? If you or your team reply to a fan in OnlyFans itself, Talissa notices it within about half an hour: the waiting card for that fan leaves the Inbox and the console, and your reply is kept in the conversation history, so the next draft follows on from what you actually said.

OnlyFans workflows

Build a bundle

From the Content tab (see Content & bundles): media, title, price, preview, tags — one form. Progress shows under the button: upload, saving to the vault, filing in the folder. If anything looks off on the OnlyFans side (the vault did not grow by the right number, a folder of that name already exists), the job stops and says so; the media stay safely in your vault.

Send a paid message

When a fan asks for content, the co-pilot pre-selects the best bundle from your tags. Approve the card with the bundle attached: the server browser attaches the vault folder, applies the free preview and sets the price, then checks all three before sending. If one check fails, nothing is sent and the card comes back to a person.

Message all your fans at once

The Mass messages tab (creator and agency) sends one message to whole OnlyFans lists at once. Tick the lists to send to and the ones to leave out — your server browser reads them from OnlyFans with their size — then pick a bundle (or none, for a free message), its price and free preview, and write the message, or let the co-pilot write it in your voice. Review & send shows a summary to confirm; your server browser then checks the recipient count against what you approved, the price, the media and the preview before clicking Send, and stops without sending at the slightest doubt. Two mass messages a day at most, one at a time, never automatic. The history shows each one with its recipients and, for a paid message, how many fans bought it.

Fans set to Ignore — personal in Fans cannot be left out one by one there: put them in an OnlyFans list and exclude that list. Replies to a mass message come back into your queue like any other message.

Priority. An OnlyFans mass message lands in each fan's “All” folder, where he knows it went to everyone. Tick Priority and Talissa sends it one by one: it writes to each fan of the lists separately, so it lands in his Priority folder, like a message written just for him. It goes at a person's pace — 30 to 90 seconds between two fans, at most 40 an hour, only in your active hours — so a list of 40 fans takes about an hour. Lists of up to 200 fans for now. A fan who is waiting for your reply is moved to the end, then skipped if he is still waiting, and fans set to “Ignore — personal” in Fans are left out; you can pause, resume or cancel it from the history. The message waits in the fan's Priority folder until he reads it, like any message you write to him alone.

Words OnlyFans filters. OnlyFans silently deletes a message that contains certain words: it looks sent, the fan never gets it. Talissa steers drafts away from them. A draft with a clearly filtered word (another platform, a payment app, anything about age — young, youthful, kid… — or consent) goes to a person with the word named; a text written by hand with such a word is not sent, so you can rephrase it. Common words that may be filtered (high, drunk, meet…) only raise a warning on the card — but never go out on their own.

Contact details and disguised words. Links outside OnlyFans, e-mail addresses, phone numbers and crypto wallets are blocked the same way, and so are words disguised to slip past filters (“t e l e g r a m”, “m33t”, “Ca$happ”): they point a fan off the platform, which is what gets accounts restricted. Your own blocked words (Persona → Blocked terms) now stop a message written by hand too, not only a draft. Links to onlyfans.com stay allowed. Every message stopped is listed under Persona → Blocked messages for 90 days: when, who, why — never the message itself.

Chatter console

Chatters work faster in the desktop console: one queue across every creator they serve, the next card already drafted, ⏎ to approve, ⌥R for another take, W to set a case aside. It shows, for each creator, whether autonomy is on, with a Pause button anyone on the team can press, and holds a card while you read it so two chatters never answer the same fan. Download it for macOS or Windows; it updates itself. Creators and agencies can do their whole setup from the console too: Settings in the account menu opens this site in a tab of the app, already signed in, and a new creator first sets up her persona (three short screens; the console stays locked until then), then sees her next steps — connect a platform and, optional but how she sells, add her content. New to it? The console quickstart walks through a card, the five keys and what happens after you send, in English, French, German, Ukrainian and Russian.

Sending on your behalf

On the OnlyFans card, Send on my behalf lets the server browser send clean drafts without review, with the same human-like delay, inside your active hours. It is off by default and records who switched it on, when, and every message it sends. Welcomes, small talk, re-engagement and the check-in after a purchase are included in every plan. Selling — sending a paid bundle when a fan asks — needs the Autonomy plan, which covers every seat of the account: add it from Account (it is included during the free trial). Choose the situations:

Buying streak. A fan who just bought often buys again within the hour. For an hour after a purchase: if someone from the team is online (the console visible on their screen with keyboard or mouse used in the last 5 minutes, or the Inbox in use), that fan jumps to the top of the queue with a notice (and a sound, if it is turned on in the console's Settings), and a person sells. If nobody is online, selling and small talk carry on without review — up to 6 sales, one every 5 minutes by default (Platforms, “Buying streak”), still from your catalogue, at its own price, never the same bundle twice.

Check-in after a purchase. Two to ten minutes after a fan unlocks a bundle you sent, if he has not written, a short message in your voice asks whether he liked it — nothing for sale in it. At most once every 6 hours per fan. It is a draft like any other: with the Check in after a purchase situation ticked and nobody online, it goes out on its own; otherwise it waits at the top of the queue. Turn it off in Content, on the Selling card (“Check in a few minutes after a fan buys”).

Always a person: complaints, price talk, sensitive topics, anything flagged, any fan above your case threshold (and a VIP, outside a buying streak), and any draft under the confidence bar. Pause now stops everything at once — from the portal or the console, where any chatter can use it.

Sending on your behalf on OnlyFans is your choice and carries a platform risk for your account. See section 8 of the Terms of Service. On Fanvue, the same plan unlocks Send replies automatically and Sell content automatically, through the official API.

A fan who asks to meet you. This always goes to a person, never out on its own. The card comes with a draft that declines warmly — flattered, but it stays between you two, here — and leads into content, with a paid item already attached (the next step of his script, or the item closest to what he talks about). If he asks again within 7 days, the conversation becomes a case with no draft: a person decides.

Fans & tiers

The Fans tab lists everyone who wrote or bought, with a tier: new (never bought), regular (bought at least once), VIP (spent $100 or more). Fanvue purchases arrive automatically; on OnlyFans the server browser reads the “paid” marker under your sent messages. Each Content item has a minimum tier: the co-pilot only offers a bundle to fans who qualify, and never offers the same bundle twice to the same fan.

Fans you handle yourself. The Talissa column sets, fan by fan: Always a person — drafts as usual, but nothing is ever sent on its own for this fan, even with autonomy on; or Ignore — personal — for a friend or someone close: Talissa stops reading their messages, writes no draft and sends no follow-up. Only you or your agency can change it. Ignoring a fan does not delete what was already kept: use Erase for that; the fan stays ignored afterwards.

Your OnlyFans lists. Talissa reads your OnlyFans lists once a day, outside your active hours, and shows them at the bottom of the Fans tab. Give each list a meaning: Info only (its name shows on the fan's card), No sale (no bundle offered on Talissa's own initiative, no script, no nudge, no automatic sale — if the fan asks, a person sends), Big spender (treated as VIP: top of the queue, always a person) or Ignore (like Ignore on a fan). Talissa suggests a meaning from the list's name but applies nothing until you choose — except Restricted and Blocked, ignored from the start. The AI never sees your list names. Read my lists now refreshes them without waiting for the next day.

Message templates. In Content → Message templates, write the replies that come back (a welcome, a goodnight, the pitch of a set), in folders; {name} becomes the fan's first name, and a bundle can come with a template. In the console, type / in the text box, a few letters to search, ↑↓ to choose and ⏎: the template goes in the box, with its bundle attached if the fan can be offered it — you still send it yourself. Each template counts how many times it was used. Templates go through the message guard when you save them.

Photos and videos in the conversation. The console now shows the photos, videos and voice notes of an OnlyFans conversation where they belong in the thread — what the fan sent and what you sent him. Thumbnails come straight from OnlyFans through your server browser when you open the conversation, and are not kept on our servers. With SFW on, they stay blurred until you hover them.

SFW. Working in public? The SFW button at the top of this site blurs photos and videos until you hover them; in the console, turn it on in Settings (⌘,) or View → SFW, and the tabs it opens follow. In the console, the photos and videos of the conversation are blurred the same way.

Team notes. In the console, the fan's card has Team notes: type a note and press ⏎ (“married, never mention weekends”, “loves outdoor videos”). Everyone on the team sees it with who wrote it and when; each person can remove their own, the creator and her agency any. Talissa reads the latest notes before writing a draft, as private context — it never quotes them to the fan. The card also shows the lowest and highest price the fan has paid for a PPV — and so does the vault when you attach one, with what he has spent on your page according to OnlyFans.

Subscriptions. With your lists, Talissa reads your list of fans once a day: for each fan, when his subscription started, whether it renews or ends (and when), and what he has spent on your page according to OnlyFans. The console shows it on the fan's card. On a paid page, when a fan's subscription ends within three days with renewal off, or ended in the last seven days, a card waits in the queue with a short message in your voice — no offer, no price — once per subscription period and twenty a day at most. A person always checks it before it goes. Turn it off in Content → Selling (“Write to a fan whose subscription ends soon”). Nothing happens on a free page.

A fan asks what you keep about them, or asks to be forgotten? Each row has Export (everything, as a file you can send them) and Erase (deleted for good; purchase amounts stay in your revenue without anything pointing to the fan). Conversations older than 180 days are deleted automatically.

Performance

The Performance tab (creators, agencies) shows what the team does with the console: decisions per hour of shift, median time per decision, how often drafts are rewritten or escalated, messages sent (including on your behalf) and revenue per decision — per person, per creator and per shift. Shifts are read from the work itself: a pause over 45 minutes ends one.

Attributed revenue, at the top of the same tab, counts month by month the sales we can trace to one message: a paid message sent from a Talissa draft (as is, edited, or by autonomy) and paid by the fan. Gross (what the fan paid) and net (after the platform's 20 % fee) are always shown apart. Tips and renewals within 48 hours of a Talissa message are shown separately as influenced — a correlation, never added to the attributed figure. Messages written by a person are not attributed, and nothing sent before your start date is counted.

Team accounts

For agencies, the whole setup in order, with how to read Performance: Talissa for agencies.

From the Dashboard, an agency invites creator sign-ins (full access to their own space) and chatters (they draft and send, but cannot change persona or content). An independent creator can invite chatters for themselves. Each invitation is an email with a one-time link; you can freeze an account at any time — it is signed out immediately.

An agency can also freeze a creator from Your creators on the Dashboard: no more drafts, their chatters no longer see them, their seat stops counting, and their dedicated IP stops renewing (it stays theirs until the end of the month already paid). Nothing is deleted; unfreeze brings everything back, with the same IP if it has not expired. Deleting a creator for good is done by us, on request.

Plans & billing

Plans are monthly, per creator seat — see Pricing. Chatter accounts are unlimited and free. The trial lasts 14 days without a card; three days before it ends, and on the last day, you receive a reminder. The Account tab lets you choose a plan and manage invoices, payment method and cancellation. It is also where you add or remove the Autonomy plan, which lets Talissa AI sell on its own: it applies to every seat of the account, and the price changes pro rata from that day. On a Solo account you can also add a second OnlyFans page (a free page next to your paid one, for example): it starts with the same persona, gets its own connection and dedicated IP under Platforms, and you switch between your pages with the creator menu, in the portal and in the console. You can pause it from the same place; it is billed as one extra line, pro rata. In Persona, tell Talissa which one is your free page and which one your paid page (the tone adjusts), and copy the persona of one page onto the other whenever you improve it. On your free page, Content → Selling can also invite engaged fans to your paid page: after a few messages, or when a fan asks for content, the draft mentions your paid page by its @handle — once per fan (again after 30 days at the earliest), never to a fan already on your paid page (its subscribers are read once a day while the option is on) or in a “no sale” list, and always checked by a person before it goes. Questions: reply to any of our emails.

If a payment fails, everything keeps running for 7 days while the card is retried automatically: update it from Manage billing in the Account tab. After 7 days without a successful payment, drafts pause. When a trial or subscription lapses, drafts pause. Nothing is deleted: persona, content and conversations wait for you.

Security & privacy

Details in the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service.

FAQ

The OnlyFans card says “Not connected”.

OnlyFans signed the server browser out. Click Sign in to OnlyFans on the card; you will also have received an email.

A paid message came back to a person instead of being sent.

Before sending, the server browser checks that the vault folder, the free preview and the price are all in place. The usual cause is a folder name that does not match the OnlyFans vault category exactly: fix it in the Content tab (Media column), then approve the card again.

A draft is in the wrong language.

The language is detected from the fan's message. If he mixes languages, edit the draft or ask for another suggestion; the persona's register for that language is used.

Can Talissa AI send messages on its own on OnlyFans?

Only if the creator or their agency switches it on, for the situations they tick, and never for a fan who spends. See Sending on your behalf.

Something missing? Write to contact@talissa.ai — a human reads it.