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For FanPay Link, that offer is a paid photo link: a blurred preview before payment, then the original after confirmed payment.
Follow a single purchase.
A creator prepares a picture, completes the applicable validation and attaches the approved picture to a paid link. The fan follows the link, checks the preview and price, and pays. The original unlocks after the payment is confirmed.
Pay-to-unlock and pay-per-view are sometimes used broadly for content access, including video or event broadcasts. Do not assume every tool supports the same formats. FanPay Link’s confirmed description focuses on pictures; other formats need confirmation.
Keep the amounts separate.
A $10 listed picture produces a $10.95 fan total and $9.25 agency balance under the selected rates. A balance illustration is not a statement of withdrawal timing or personal take-home earnings.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Listed price | The picture’s price before the separate fan fee |
| Fan total | Listed price plus the fan service fee |
| Agency balance | Listed price less the agency platform fee, before other costs and creator splits |
| Payout | A separate transfer governed by the confirmed payout arrangements |
Choose one-off access for a specific offer.
A one-off link can fit an audience interested in a particular original picture. A subscription fits a continuing relationship with recurring value. A store fits a catalog or other delivery requirements. The right choice depends on what the buyer expects and how you plan to deliver it.
Before choosing a tool, confirm the content it accepts, the checkout cost, the creator checks and the access behavior. Compare a real offer instead of relying on a category label.
Keep the purchase terms clear.
A compact vocabulary and offer-definition worksheet for a one-off photo sale.
Download the worksheet