CreatorBoost pricing per account and what chat costs once people are added

These are the prices on CreatorBoost's pricing page. Monthly prices are shown with a 20 percent discount from 32 and 75 USD, and yearly prices with a 15 percent discount.

CreatorBoost sorts you by your OnlyFans or Fansly ranking. An account at 0.8 percent counts as Big, one at 3 or 5 percent counts as Small. Discounts change, so check the pricing page before you budget.

The subscription is per account, not per creator. A creator with one OnlyFans and one Fansly page needs two subscriptions, so the yearly Small plan costs 456 USD a year for both. There is a free week on each account, and you can cancel during it.

The plan line that matters most is easy to miss. Inviting team members or chatters is listed only on Big. If you plan to bring in any help at all, budget for 59 USD a month (or 49 USD yearly) even on a small account, unless you want helpers sharing your login, which is the setup most platforms and most creators should avoid.

An agency pays per account on the roster. Ten accounts on Big cost 590 USD a month billed monthly or 490 USD a month on yearly billing. CreatorBoost says it offers discounts above 10 accounts, but it does not publish them, so ask before you sign up a large roster.

That is cheap next to the rest of an agency's costs. The line that decides margins is chat labor across those accounts. FansChatters gives agencies 10 percent off every account from the second one, with the same review standard on every creator. See our page for agencies.

Here is one OnlyFans account with 12 hours of chat cover a day, every day. CreatorBoost is on the Big plan because helpers need team access. The example assumes 70 percent of earnings comes from messages and tips. Freelancers are 5 USD an hour plus 1 percent of chat sales, a typical entry-level offer, and the agency column uses 25 percent of chat sales.

Freelancers come out cheapest on paper, but nobody reviews their chats, nobody covers their days off and you manage the schedule yourself. A commission agency is the smaller bill on a small account and the biggest on a large one. A flat team stays at one number however the month goes. CreatorBoost is optional with us, since our chatters work through each platform's own team permissions. Keep it if you like the CRM and add its plan to our price. The breakdown of every staffing model is in our guide to how much OnlyFans chatters cost.

CreatorBoost has the lowest flat price of the tools we track, and it takes no share of sales. Here is what each tool costs one account earning 15,000 USD a month, before anyone is paid to chat.

The cheap tools are CRMs and reply assistants: a person still runs the inbox. The tools that charge a share of sales send messages on their own, so their bill grows with the account. Full tables are in our guides to Infloww pricing, OnlyMonster pricing, CreatorHero pricing, Supercreator pricing and Substy pricing.

CreatorBoost suits a creator who answers fans personally and wants to write faster. Reply suggestions in your style, saved fan notes and labelled vault content cut the time per conversation, and 19 to 25 USD a month is hard to argue with. If you still enjoy chatting and your inbox fits into a couple of hours a day, this is enough.

It stops being enough when the inbox outgrows your hours. A suggestion tool does not answer at 1 a.m. while you sleep, and it does not chase a quiet regular the day before his subscription renews. That is the point where creators hire people. A supervised team answers in your voice, sells only from the price list you approved, and a reviewer reads what goes out on Prime Time and Around the Clock. The hours you get back go into content, for example filming one clip and using a tool to repurpose it into posts for every channel that brings new subscribers in.

How much does CreatorBoost cost?

CreatorBoost costs 25 USD a month per account on the Small plan billed monthly, or 19 USD a month billed yearly. The Big plan for top 1 percent accounts costs 59 USD monthly or 49 USD a month yearly. Each account needs its own subscription.

Does CreatorBoost have a free trial?

Yes. CreatorBoost gives a 7-day free trial on each OnlyFans or Fansly account, with no credit card required, and you can cancel anytime. After the trial you pay the Small or Big price for that account.

Can chatters use CreatorBoost?

Yes, on the Big plan. Inviting unlimited team members or chatters and sharing notes across the team are listed only on Big, which costs 59 USD a month or 49 USD a month billed yearly.

Does CreatorBoost work with Fansly?

Yes. CreatorBoost supports OnlyFans and Fansly, billed per account, so a creator on both platforms pays two subscriptions. Inbox prioritization and vault labelling are OnlyFans features. For a human team on Fansly, see our Fansly chatters page.

Is CreatorBoost cheaper than hiring OnlyFans chatters?

As software, yes, at 19 to 59 USD a month. But CreatorBoost suggests replies and a person still has to send them. Twelve hours of daily chat cover costs about 1,800 USD a month with entry-level freelancers or 2,490 USD with a supervised FansChatters team.