Your chatters are flirting with strangers. FanHelm hands them the fan's wallet — lifetime spend, what they bought, what they paid, when they ghosted — right inside the chat, while every send, discount and payout on your roster answers to a name. Close more on the way in. Leak nothing on the way out.
OnlyFans hands you one gross figure and wishes you luck. Which fan funds the account? Which chatter is coasting? Which conversation just lost a whale? No idea — and every week you can't answer, somebody's getting paid out of the gap. One screen for the fans, the messages and the money, and the gap closes.
Ask three people and you'll get three answers. None of them are wrong.
Traced to a message
/ $184,920
PPV unlocked
matched to a conversation
$1,240
Tip
matched to a conversation
$85
Renewal
matched to a conversation
$29
Attribution
Trailing 30 days
of revenue sourced
Deleted after payment. Kept anyway.
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Every
message
survives
the
delete,
with
its sender
Reconciliation
Against the payout
matched
of the payout, matched line by line
Matched.
Sourced.
Checkable.
Clears in 3 days
$4,120
Clears in 9 days
$3,300
Cleared today
$1,760
Not features. Chunks of your week, handed back — with money attached.
Open any conversation on the roster and the buyer's file is already there — spend, purchases, last-seen. Your chatters stop treating a $3,000 whale like a $3 window-shopper — because now they can tell the difference.
Write the win-back once and it finds every lapsed fan at the right moment; the drop hits everyone it should and nobody twice. Each send waits for a human sign-off before it moves — output like a night crew, without hiring one or risking the account.
Who's owed what, what's stuck in the chargeback window, what's safe to transfer — computed as sales land, visible to everyone it concerns, editable by no one on the sly. Nobody negotiates with a ledger.
A message vanishes after the tip clears. A price slides under your floor. A pitch wanders off script. Each one pings you with the evidence attached — while the damage is still one conversation wide.
This is the screen that replaces the morning of tab-hopping. Figures shown are demo data.
The platform's cut comes off before you ever see the number, account by account. Suddenly it's obvious where your best chatters belong — and which account has been coasting on good lighting.
One list, every account, and each fan wears their number — spent to date, waiting how long, gone quiet since when. The $2,000 regular gets answered before the freeloader. As it always should have been.
| Flag | Chatter | Account | Confidence | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deletion anomaly | alex_k | @mia.rose | high | 2m |
| Banned phrase | sam_r | @sky | medium | 14m |
| Shift overlap | dana_p | @jules | low | 1h |
| Price floor breach | alex_k | @sky | medium | 3h |
The flag arrives with the conversation and the exact message pinned. You're having that conversation on Tuesday — not reconstructing it in month three from a chatter who's already deleted half of it.
Owed, held, clear-to-send — three numbers, computed in advance, checkable by anyone they concern. When both sides can audit the maths, the monthly row simply has nothing to feed on.
Every agency owner has said at least one of these. The expensive part is how long you keep saying it.
Owner, manager or creator — this is the deal. Screenshot it, quote it back at us, watch us keep it.
Every number on your screen is real or it isn't there. When something can't be measured, we show you a gap and say so — a made-up figure costs you a decision, and decisions are the expensive bit.
Hover a promise to hold it still
Every number on your screen is real or it isn't there. When something can't be measured, we show you a gap and say so — a made-up figure costs you a decision, and decisions are the expensive bit.
No message leaves an account without one of your people signing it. The tools shipping self-chatting AI are gambling with your accounts and keeping the winnings — the ban notice goes to you, not them.
Commission only turns payable when the cash has actually settled. Chargebacks claw at the platform, not at money you've already handed your team and have to beg back.
Chatters see their conversations. Creators see their earnings. Owners see everything. Nobody sees payouts, rates or identities that aren't theirs to see — curiosity is not a permission level.
Want out? Your data comes with you, complete, and we'll do the carrying. A product that needs an exit toll to keep customers has already lost the argument.
Quiet means quiet. We'd rather show your team one honest 'gone cold' than let them spend a shift flirting with a fan who logged off an hour ago.
One person, one login, one history. When something goes wrong at 3am, you get a name — not a shrug and a shared password six people knew.
Rates, roles and permissions only change on the record — who, what, when, in writing. The days of 'that's always been my percentage' are over.
Seats cost nothing, forever. Add the manager, the accountant, the second QC pair — the invoice doesn't move. We charge for creators, not for curiosity.
Everyone else in this market bands the bill to your creators' earnings — up to $250 a month per creator, purely because she's winning. Congratulations, here's your fine. FanHelm charges the same whether she's warming up or breaking records. Her big month is your margin, not our invoice.
For the operator done with tab-juggling and guesswork.
$249/month
For rosters where the money now needs managing, not just making.
$749/month
For operators running teams of teams.
Custom
Prices are indicative and confirmed on the call. Every plan includes the monitoring and free seats — the watching is the product, not the upsell.
Bring your real accounts and the month that still bothers you. We'll walk it back through FanHelm and show you the whale who got one-word replies, the split that never quite added up, the chat that should have set off alarms. If your current setup would've caught all of it, we'll shake your hand and say so.