See ad spend and ROI for one link

Pull one link's own two revenue numbers and its paying fans, so you can judge whether that specific link is profitable — not just the domain as a whole.

The domain-wide links list already carries a revenue figure per row. This endpoint is the drill-down for one link: its full paying-fan list, plus a second, independent revenue number straight from OnlyFans so you can sanity-check ours against theirs.

Pull the numbers

curl "https://app.tease.link/api/admin/domains/links.creator.com/links/482/spenders" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TEASE_API_KEY"

{
  "link": { "id": 482, "country": "DE", "arm": "paid", "link_type": "tracking",
            "provider_id": "abc123", "name": "angel-links-de-paid", "url": "..." },
  "our_totals": { "revenue_cents": 184200, "spenders": 11, "fans": 14 },
  "ofapi": { "clicks": 5320, "subscribers": 19, "revenue_cents": 179900, "spenders": 12 },
  "spenders": [
    { "fan_id": "f_9231", "fan_username": "someuser", "total_net_cents": 42000,
      "purchases": 3, "first_at": "2026-08-11T10:02:00Z", "last_at": "2026-08-29T00:14:00Z",
      "country": "DE" }
  ]
}

Two revenue numbers, never one

our_totals and ofapi measure genuinely different things and are never added together:

Field	What it counts
`our_totals`	Lifetime net revenue of fans who first entered through this exact link — our own database, exact.
`ofapi`	OnlyFans's own headline for this link (clicks, subscribers, revenue, spenders) — account-wide vendor attribution, fetched best-effort and matched by provider id or name.

ofapi is null when the vendor lookup fails or no matching link is found there — that's a best-effort miss, not an error. our_totals and the spenders list are always our own exact numbers regardless of whether ofapi resolved.

spenders is the per-fan breakdown behind our_totals.revenue_cents, sorted by lifetime net descending — useful for spotting whether one link's revenue is a handful of whales or a broad base.

Judging ROI

Neither number here is an ad-spend figure — this endpoint reports return, not cost. To get an actual ROI, divide what you know you spent driving traffic to this specific link by our_totals.revenue_cents (or ofapi.revenue_cents, if you'd rather sanity-check against the vendor's own count). If a link's spend is tracked in an ad platform connected to a smart link instead, compare against that platform's own report.

Don't confuse this endpoint's spenders with Club's account-wide "who paid" fan-payer views — same word, different thing, defined side by side in Concepts. This one is scoped to fans who entered through this link; Club's views are scoped to a source, a whole account, or a fan profile.

If it didn't work

404 — the domain doesn't exist, or link_id isn't a segment_links row on this domain (it may belong to another domain).
ofapi: null — not an error; see the callout above. our_totals still holds.

What's next

Add, list, or remove a link on a domain — disable or delete a link once you've decided it isn't worth keeping.
Troubleshooting