SuperFan Guide
How influencers make money, and the stream you control
Most income streams depend on someone else. One depends on you and your fans.
EarningsThis month
80%of every sale is yours
Subscriptions
Pay per view
Tips and paid chat
Custom requests
The usual income streams
Most influencers combine several of these.
- Brand deals, paid by a brand for a post or a campaign
- Affiliate links, a commission on sales you refer
- Platform programmes, paid by the social network under its own rules
- Own products, from presets to clothing
- Fan subscriptions and paid content, paid by the people who follow you
Why fan income is different
Brands choose you, networks set their own rules, and both can change without notice. Fans who subscribe pay you directly every month, for as long as they value what you post.
Try it
See what your audience could pay you
Put in your followers and your own assumptions, and see a monthly range with the SuperFan fee already taken off.
Your estimateYour assumptions
Your followersF
Share who subscribe× S
Price plus extras per fan× P
You keep× 80%
Your monthly range=
Questions
Questions about this
Can I combine brand deals and a SuperFan page?
Yes. They do not exclude each other.
Do I need to be famous?
No. There is no follower minimum on SuperFan.
What does SuperFan take?
20 percent of what fans pay you, with no monthly fee.
For creators 18+
Build your audience. Own your income.
You keep 80 percent of every sale, with no monthly fee.