Pricing

One seat is one creator — never a chatter. Add as many chatter accounts as you need, on every plan, at no extra cost.

• No commission on your sales
• Unlimited messages
• A dedicated IP per creator

Volume

The rate applies to every seat, not only the ones above the threshold. Move from 4 to 5 creators and the whole account drops a step.

In dollars or euro, the same figure in both. A solo account is a flat 99, whatever it sells — 149 with a second OnlyFans page of the same creator.

What every plan includes

• Reply drafts and openers in the creator's own voice, in their languages
• Memory of every fan — what they bought, what they like, what was promised
• Paid message suggestions drawn from your own catalogue, at your own prices
• Selling on its own when a fan asks for content, under the ceilings you set — never a share of what it sells
• The chatter console — one window for all your creators
• A dedicated ISP address per creator, never shared and never reassigned
• Fanvue through its official API; OnlyFans through the creator's own browser on our servers
• Every send carries a traceable authorisation — who approved it, on what, under which version
• Guardrails that stop a draft before the model sees it — age claims, distress, off-platform payment, meeting requests
• Unlimited messages. No credit packs, no per-message fee, no cap to watch
• Every chatter account you need, included

The chatter console

A desktop application, Windows and macOS, where a chatter works every one of your creators from a single window. It does not show you an inbox to sort. It hands you one prepared decision at a time — the fan, the one line of context that matters, the draft — and you approve it, reword it, or write your own, from the keyboard.

That change of unit is where the speed comes from: your chatter stops reconstructing context and starts deciding. The console measures its own cadence, so the number you get is your number, from your shifts — not ours from a slide.

Each creator goes out through their own dedicated ISP address, used by the console and by the automation alike. It is never shared with another creator and never reassigned.

What it does on its own, and where it stops

Sending on a creator's behalf is off until someone switches it on. Enabling it is an explicit act, recorded with the name of the person and the moment they did it, and any manager can kill it instantly from the console.

What it is allowed to do is a policy you set per creator: which segments it may answer, the confidence below which a draft goes to a human instead, the fan spend above which a human always takes over, the forbidden subjects and prices, and the hours and pace it is allowed to work at.

The handover is the point of the product. When a fan who spends writes, or a price comes up for discussion, the conversation leaves autonomy and enters your chatter’s queue with its context attached — so the cheap conversations run themselves and your people spend their hours on the ones that pay.

On Fanvue, this runs through the official API. On OnlyFans, automated messaging sits outside the platform’s terms of use, and the account exposed is yours — which is why we ship it off by default, bordered, paced and fully logged, and why you decide whether to turn it on. Read section 8 of the Terms before you do.

Onboarding

Optional, 490 $ / € once. We configure the persona and the catalogue for each creator, run a training session with your chatters, set up the accounts, and set the first autonomy policy with you. Most agencies are drafting on real conversations within 48 hours.

Trial, billing and tax

Larger agencies

Beyond 20 seats, or if you need invoicing terms, a specific contract or a dedicated onboarding, write to support@talissa.ai and we will answer within one working day.