Get a suggested PPV price for a fan
While composing in the inbox, see a suggested pay-to-view price and spend tier for the fan you're chatting with.
Open a fan's thread in Chat and the fan-context panel shows a suggested PPV price alongside their spend tier — a starting point for what to charge, not a rule the composer enforces.
How the suggestion is built
The suggestion is priced off this fan's own history: their lifetime net revenue sets a spend
tier (new / small / medium / large / whale, by default under $20 / $100 / $500 lifetime
net, or above), and their own average PPV price nudges the suggestion — a fan who's paid more
than their tier's base price for PPV before gets a higher suggestion than a brand-new fan in the
same tier. The result is always clamped inside OnlyFans' own PPV bounds, $3–$200.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
tier | The fan's spend tier |
suggested_cents | The suggested price |
min_cents / max_cents | A reasonable range around the suggestion (0.7×–1.6×) |
lifetime_net_cents | The fan's lifetime net revenue this is based on |
avg_ppv_cents | This fan's own average PPV purchase, if they've bought any |
A different suggested price exists elsewhere in the composer
Club has a second, unrelated PPV price suggester used by the composer's own advisory-price read — it prices off spend and country purchasing power instead of the fan's own average PPV, and uses different tier names and thresholds. The two are easy to conflate because they share a function name in different modules; see Two PPV price suggesters for the full comparison. This page documents only the fan-tier suggester behind the fan-context panel's price.
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