Read a Fansly account's dashboard
Money, fans, top supporters, content winners, plans, and FYP performance for one connected Fansly account.
Fansly gets its own dashboard, built next to the OnlyFans one rather than folded into it — it never reads or touches OnlyFans data, and OnlyFans's dashboard never reads Fansly's. Fansly is a platform inside Club, not a separate product: everything below sits under the same Club dashboard shell, just scoped to one Fansly account and window.
Picking an account and window
The Fansly dashboard is read for one connected Fansly account at a time, over one window and one time zone — all three are required, with no silent default. Requesting the dashboard for a Fansly-only workspace (one with no OnlyFans page at all) works the same as any other; the panel never assumes you also have an OnlyFans connection.
Freshness, right at the top
A freshness strip sits above the board: Data as of <time> · <how stale>, plus the
account's connection status and, when something is degraded, why. Unlike the OnlyFans board,
this isn't a UI convenience — Fansly data arrives through an asynchronous collection layer, so
the panel never assumes the response you're looking at is current. If the account has never had
a single successful collection, the strip says No collection yet instead of guessing a
"connected" status from the account's registry row, which can stay "connected" long after a
session has actually gone stale.
What's on the board
Beyond the metric tiles (money, fans, new subscriptions, likes), the board carries these sections:
- Revenue Trend, Revenue Breakdown, Revenue Split — the canonical money picture, laid out the same way as the OnlyFans Money dashboard: by-type first, then split by source/country/time.
- Source Attribution — revenue by tracking link, replacing the old fan-source leaderboard block, which read a table nothing was writing to and is retired.
- Top Supporters, Top Content, Plans & Promos — your highest-value fans, your best-performing media, and your subscription tiers/promotions.
- Audience Funnel — subscriber counts through the funnel stages.
- Activity & Reach, FYP Pulse, FYP Tags, Best Time — how your content performs on Fansly's For You feed, and when to post next.
Every one of these is an ordinary dashboard block: it can be moved, hidden, and restored exactly like an OnlyFans one, and the same custom block builder works here too, over Fansly's own metric keys.
When a block can't be filled
A block with nothing to show explains itself the same way the OnlyFans dashboard does — see Diagnose why a dashboard block is empty for the four reasons. Fansly can also attach a maturing-coded note alongside real numbers, not only in place of them: a block can show genuine figures while flagging that a second, confirming source (for example, promotions on top of a plans list) hasn't checked in yet — the numbers aren't wrong, just not certified complete.
Anything the board couldn't fill also lands in a dedicated Not available yet card that lists every gap in one place, in case a particular gap doesn't have its own tile to attach to.