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This is really insightful, thanks for breaking down the web-first strategy. As a UK-based creator, I do find the lack of an iPhone app a bit of a faff — my followers sometimes struggle with the mobile site, and I worry about losing casual subscribers who expect a quick app download. My main question is around long-term stability: given the current rejection rate for new accounts seems so high, how confident can we be that the platform won’t tighten things further? I’m trying to plan ahead because seasonal dips hit my income quite hard, and I need to know if investing time here is still a smart move compared to other platforms. I also noticed the piece mentions better net income due to avoiding app store fees, but is that actually translating to more predictable payouts for smaller creators like me? Would love to hear if there are specific steps to make the mobile experience smoother for fans without sounding desperate. I’ve built a decent following off-platform, but I’m being careful about family expectations back home, so I want to keep everything professional and low-key.

Hi there — MaTitie here. You’re right to focus on stability, especially with seasonal income swings. Here’s what helps creators I speak with: treat the web experience like your storefront and make it frictionless. For iPhone fans, share a Safari home screen shortcut (it’s in the Share menu) so it feels like an app; that alone boosts repeat visits. Keep your profile tidy, use pinned posts for your best value, and be upfront about your posting schedule — predictability builds trust and smoother cashflow.
On approvals and tightening: OnlyFans has leaned into stricter verification to stay compliant, which is why you see high rejection rates. That can actually be a good sign — it means they’re investing in keeping the platform viable long term. To protect yourself, diversify where you promote (never rely on one channel) and keep clean records for tax. If you’re UK-based, verify your banking details early and check payout windows; small creators can still see steady earnings if your audience is engaged, even if the totals aren’t headline-grabbing.
If you want to get found beyond your current circle, consider free exposure through a global ranking hub like Top10Fans — it’s built for creators like you and can help drive targeted traffic without pushing your content into spaces you’d rather avoid. Keep it professional, keep it consistent, and you’ll weather the dips just fine.