How to become a creator on Subs

Create an account
Sign up on subs.com. You must be 18 or older.
Apply to become a creator
Subs reviews and approves each creator account at its discretion.
Add a verified bank account in your name
Needed before you can sell content. Business accounts must be legally owned by you.
Set up your profile and pricing
You set your own prices within the limits Subs allows. Subs' Help Center covers profile setup and submitting to Shows.
Post and promote
Bring your audience from your other channels. Keep promotion within Subs' rules.

Who Subs is a good fit for, and who it isn't

You want to pair free videos with a paid profile behind them (Subs' "Shows" feature).
You are fine with a 20% platform fee and keeping 80% of what fans pay.
You create safe-for-work or adult content and will follow Subs' content rules.
You are comfortable with a web app instead of a phone app store app.
You want discovery tools like an Explore feed on top of your own promotion.

You need a guaranteed income. Subs promises no earnings to anyone.
You plan to post sexually explicit content in public, follower or subscriber feed posts, which is not allowed.
You want to take payments through an outside payment processor for Subs content, which is not allowed.
You expect your audience to follow you instantly. Subs launched in May 2025 and is newer than OnlyFans.
You would rather wait until a platform has a longer track record.

Sound like you? Apply when you're ready.

Approval as a creator is up to Subs.