OnlyFans Tip Menu: Real Pricing, Examples, and Templates That Convert
Your tip menu is your storefront. Get the pricing right, bundle your offerings well, and you'll turn browsers into paying customers.
What an OnlyFans tip menu actually is
A tip menu is a catalog of content and services you offer, with prices listed clearly. Think of it like a restaurant menu, but for exclusive content and personalized experiences. Fans can see exactly what they can get and how much it costs.
A well-structured tip menu removes the guesswork for fans and makes it easy to spend. That clarity alone can noticeably increase your earnings from tips and custom requests.
Services that consistently sell on tip menus
Based on creator earnings data, these are the services that move:
Content-based services
- Custom photos — Personalized photos based on fan requests ($10-50)
- Custom videos — Usually priced per minute ($5-15/minute)
- Photo sets or bundles — 5-10 themed photos ($15-40)
- Dick ratings — Video or written ratings ($15-50)
- Voice messages — Personalized audio clips ($5-20)
Interaction services
- Sexting sessions — Real-time chat ($50-100/hour)
- Video calls — Live one-on-one time ($50-200/session)
- GFE (Girlfriend Experience) — Daily interaction packages ($100-500/week)
- JOI content — Written, audio, or video ($20-75)
Special and non-sexual services
- Birthday shoutouts — Personalized video messages ($25-75)
- Name in content — Mention a fan's name during a video ($10-30)
- Worn items — Physical items shipped directly ($50-200+)
- Fitness or beauty tips — Personalized advice ($15-50)
How to price your menu
Pricing is about balancing your time against what the market will bear:
- Time-based pricing — If a custom video takes 30 minutes to shoot and edit, price for that time
- Market research — Check what other creators in your niche are charging before you finalize anything
- Value perception — Custom content should cost more than pre-made; fans expect to pay a premium for personalization
- Psychological pricing — $19.99 converts better than $20, even if the difference is trivial
General benchmarks:
- Pre-recorded videos: $1-10 per minute
- Photo sets (10 images): $10-50
- Custom content: 2-3x the price of pre-made
- Live interaction: $1-2 per minute minimum
Menu design that works
A clear, well-organized menu makes it easier for fans to decide and spend:
- Use Canva — Free templates made specifically for tip menus
- Pin it to your profile — New subscribers should see it immediately
- Bundle services — Package deals with small discounts encourage higher spend
- Use clear categories — Organize so fans can find what they're looking for without thinking about it
- Update it regularly — Seasonal specials and new offerings give regulars a reason to check back