Connect an OnlyFans account
Add an OnlyFans account to your workspace through the native browser login.
Goal
Get a real OnlyFans account signed in and generating a live session TEASE can sync from.
Steps
Start Add account from the Accounts screen. TEASE opens a real browser session for the login — this is not a form that stores your password; it is an actual sign-in.
Consent. Confirm you're connecting the right account before the browser session starts.
Progress. The browser session walks through OnlyFans' own login. This step can take a while — a slow or captcha-heavy login is normal, not a failure.
Waiting. Once credentials are in, TEASE waits for OnlyFans to confirm the session is actually live before calling the connect done.
Done. The account now shows as connected and a first sync starts.
How to verify it worked
The account appears in your Accounts list with a connected state, and the sync status chip starts moving off 0%. A connect that silently never reaches "done" is not success — see below.
If it doesn't work
- Stuck on progress for a long time — OnlyFans logins can be genuinely slow. If it never resolves, cancel and retry rather than waiting indefinitely.
- Connected in the database but nothing syncs — the account can show as connected while its collector is dead. This is a real, documented gap between "database says connected" and "sync is actually alive" — see Troubleshooting.
- Lost connection later — don't start a fresh Add Account flow; use Reconnect a lost account instead, so the existing account's history stays attached.
Fansly is different
This native-browser flow is OnlyFans-specific. Fansly connects through a separate sync-engine handshake — see Connect a Fansly account.
What's next
Once connected, see Check sync status to understand what the progress indicator is actually telling you.