Instagram subscriptions for creators and what to add
Instagram subscriptions are a good start. A page of your own lets you sell more than one monthly price.
What Instagram subscriptions give you
Eligible creators can offer a monthly subscription inside Instagram with subscriber only stories, posts and lives. Instagram decides who is eligible, which countries are covered and what share it keeps, and it can change those terms.
For many creators that is enough to start. For creators whose fans want more than one product, it is not.
What a Fanslio page adds
| What matters | Instagram subscriptions | Fanslio page |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription | Yes, if eligible | Yes, with VIP levels |
| Single locked posts | Limited | Yes, pay per view |
| Paid messages | No | Per message or per minute |
| Custom requests | No | Yes, priced by you |
| Fan CRM and mass messages | No | Yes |
| Follower minimum | Set by Instagram | None |
Instagram changes its programs. Check the current rules in the app.
Keep Instagram for reach
Many creators keep posting on Instagram for reach and send the fans who want more to Fanslio through the link in their bio.
Fanslio is not affiliated with Instagram. The name is used only to describe what Fanslio is compared with or works next to.
Questions about this
Can I use both?
Yes. Follow the rules of each platform.
Is there a follower minimum on Fanslio?
No.
What does Fanslio take?
20 percent of what fans pay. New creators pick one starter offer, a your first month with no fee at all, or 10 percent for your first three months, and then the normal 20 percent applies.
Your followers already like you. Let them support you.
You keep 80 percent of every sale, with no monthly fee.