Watch the live activity pulse
See the last subscriptions and payments land in near-real time, without reloading the dashboard.
Live Now is the fastest-moving block on the OnlyFans Money dashboard: a scrolling log of subscriptions and payments as they land, plus a running 30-minute count, refreshed automatically every 30 seconds — no reload needed.
Where it lives
Live Now is a normal dashboard block: it can be moved, hidden, and brought back from + Add block like any other. It doesn't follow the dashboard's date-range picker — it always shows "now", independent of whatever window the rest of the page is looking at.
What's in the feed
Each row is a subscription or a payment (tips, PPV, renewals — refunds are excluded). Use the Event type filter to narrow to one or the other, or search by fan, domain, or country. Click a row to expand it.
Two extra columns are off by default — turn them on from the block's own side rail:
- Fan and domain
- Country
The clock is honest, the arrival isn't instant
Each event's timestamp is the real moment it happened on OnlyFans, not the moment TEASE saw it — but subscriptions and payments are pulled in by the engine with a delay, usually 10–60 minutes. A payment from 20 minutes ago showing up just now is normal; its timestamp will still read 20 minutes old.
Reading the counter
The header shows how many events are visible against the total loaded, plus a rolling 30-minute
tally: last 30m: N subs · M payments. That count is a true 30-minute window on the server side
— narrowing the feed with a search or filter doesn't change it.
When the feed looks empty
Live Now distinguishes three different kinds of "nothing to show", and only shows a link to more detail on one of them:
- No access to revenue data — you don't have the money-view permission on your team role.
- Could not load the feed — the request itself failed; reload the page.
- Quiet so far — no subscriptions or payments yet — the feed is working, there's genuinely nothing in the last while. This is the common case and isn't a problem.
A fourth state only appears when it's actually proven: if the account has never had a single successful read of any kind — not just quiet, but never connected — the block says so explicitly and links to more detail, the same way any other empty dashboard block does. See Diagnose why a dashboard block is empty.
What's next
- Build a custom dashboard block — pull any registry metric, not just the live feed, onto your own tile.
- For the full Money dashboard (revenue, leaderboard, funnel, trend), see Read the Money dashboard.