Schedule a wall post
Compose a caption, attach vault media, price it if your page allows it, and put a feed post in the plan.
This walks through the composer under Content → Posting. It only covers feed posts — see Schedule a story for the 24-hour-frame flow, which works differently.
Write the caption
Type the post text into the composer. It's the only required field — everything else below is optional.
Attach media from the vault
Click Pick from the vault to open the picker. It searches your indexed OnlyFans vault (by title or tag, filterable to "by folder" or "no folder"), not TEASE's page-design media library — what you attach here is what OnlyFans itself will receive.
- A tile marked do not send can't be selected — it's disabled, so you can't attach something the platform side would refuse.
- Selecting tiles doesn't attach them yet; you confirm the whole batch with Attach at the bottom of the dialog. Closing the dialog without confirming discards the selection.
- Attached files show as thumbnails under the caption; click the × on a thumbnail to drop it before scheduling.
Set a price (free pages only)
The price field only appears if your page is eligible — a paid post to the feed is something OnlyFans allows only on a free page; on a paid subscription you'd sell content through a message instead. If the field isn't shown, that's the answer: this page can't price a feed post.
When the field is shown, it stays disabled until at least one file is attached — a price without media is dropped by the server, so the panel won't let you set one on an empty post. If you set a price and then remove the only attached file, scheduling is blocked with a warning until you either re-attach something or clear the price.
Set when to publish and when to remove it
- When to publish — leave empty to save the post as a draft with no time; the dispatcher never picks up a row with no scheduled time. Filling it in schedules the post for that moment.
- Remove after — optional expiry. OnlyFans expects whole days, so any partial day you pick is rounded up.
Preview, then schedule
Preview shows the exact request body TEASE would send — the same object the dispatcher itself builds, not a summary of it — so you can check media ids, the price in dollars, and the exact scheduled/expiry timestamps before committing to anything.
Schedule puts the post in the plan. The button stays disabled while the caption is empty or while the price-without-media warning is showing.
Scheduled doesn't mean delivered
The plan panel says so directly: publishing to OnlyFans happens on a separate pass, and while that pass isn't live for your account the plan is an internal list only. See Troubleshooting for what each status in the plan actually means.
Reading and managing the plan
The right-hand side of the Posting tab is the plan itself — the nearest scheduled post first, drafts with no time at the end. Two views show the same rows:
- Legend — a flat list, each row with its status and, if it failed, the reason why.
- Calendar — the same rows on a month grid, opened to the month of the nearest scheduled post. Drafts with no time have no cell to sit in, so they're listed separately below the grid rather than hidden.
A post can be cancelled from either view as long as its status is draft, scheduled, or
sent_to_of — cancelling something already cancelled or already failed isn't offered. If the post
already reached OnlyFans, cancelling doesn't remove it instantly: the row moves to canceling
until the platform confirms the takedown, because claiming "cancelled" before that confirmation
would be reporting something that may still be live.