Lower seller fees. More for you.
| Platform | Seller fee | Fan fee |
|---|---|---|
| FanPay Link | 7.5% | 9.5% |
| Unlockt | 10% | 15% |
| Fangate | 12.5% + 0.25 | 12.5% + 0.25 |
| Dropfans | 15% | 10% |
| Exclu Free | 15% | 15% |
| LinkPay¹ | 30% | — |
Plans and fee details
FanPay Link has the lowest listed-price seller percentage among the plans shown. Its 7.5% rate applies to agencies before creator splits, taxes, refunds and payout costs. The independent-creator rate is not established here.
Exclu Free is shown; its paid Pro subscriptions have 0% platform commission and may involve payment-provider costs.
Fangate adds 0.25 on each side in the sale currency. LinkPay’s 30% default applies to adjusted net receipts after defined deductions, so it uses a different fee base. Its numeric fan surcharge is not established. Follow the comparisons below for full sources and examples.
Compare equal offers.
Use the same listed price, currency and content category. Keep buyer fees separate from seller deductions. Fixed charges can change small sales materially, and a fee charged on adjusted receipts cannot be treated as a simple percentage of list price.
Then compare what you need: one-off photo access, subscriptions, a discovery feed, creator records or an agency CRM. Create an account in the app to start your FanPay Link setup. Confirm required capabilities before choosing it for a live workflow.
Choose a paid-link tool
Choose a pay-to-unlock platform using clear criteria: eligible content, fan cost, seller balance, access and the selling workflow.
Understand content fees
Understand fan fees, seller deductions and fixed charges. Compare the full cost of a paid-content sale using equal prices and clear examples.
Pricing
Compare the 7.5% agency fee and 9.5% fan service fee. See exactly what a fan pays and an agency receives at different listed prices.
Ask before you switch.
We publish our own comparison pages, so our commercial interest is clear. Official source links and the checked date accompany fee claims. Unknown charges stay unknown; a blank public fee schedule never becomes a zero in our examples.
- Is this content eligible in the selected category?
- What does the fan pay at the actual checkout?
- What is deducted before a seller balance or revenue split?
- Which payout, tax and refund costs sit outside the headline rate?
- Can the service support the workflow you need today?
Compare your shortlist.
Record each tool’s fee bases, exclusions and required capabilities before choosing.
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