Fredrik Filipsson
Cofounder, Vaultiyo
Cofounder at Vaultiyo. Fredrik writes about the creator economy, platform economics, and building a business that keeps creators in control. More from Fredrik Filipsson

Paying more is a commission story, not a gimmick

When a platform says it pays creators more, the honest version of that claim is simple: it takes a smaller commission. There is no clever trick that beats keeping more of every pound at the source. OnlyFans takes 20%. A platform on a flat 10% fee leaves you with 90%. That ten point gap is the whole story, and it compounds across everything you sell.

This article puts the higher take home in pounds, then shows the three things that make a higher rate genuinely higher rather than a number undone by fees elsewhere.

The gap in pounds

On £3,000 a month gross, 80% leaves £2,400 and 90% leaves £2,700. That is £300 more a month and about £3,600 a year for identical work. Scale the gross up and the gap scales with it. The full breakdown is in what OnlyFans really costs creators and the true cost of using OnlyFans.

OnlyFans keeps

20%

Of every subscription, tip, unlock and message

Vaultiyo keeps

10%

Flat, including payment processing

£3,600
Extra per year for a creator earning £3,000 a month on a 10% platform versus a 20% one

Make the higher rate real

A higher headline rate means nothing if you give the difference back. Three things keep it real. First, bundled protection: Vaultiyo includes automatic watermarking and automated DMCA takedowns, so you are not buying tools to claw back the gap. Second, a capped 20% agency commission with a mandatory label, so a manager cannot erode your higher take home. Third, daily payouts with no minimum, which improve cash flow on top of the rate. The policy is on the OnlyFans alternative page, and the schedule is on how it works.

What pays more, side by side

Sources: OnlyFans Help Centre and Vaultiyo pricing, verified 19 May 2026.
What drives take homeOnlyFansVaultiyo
Creator commission80%90%
Annual gap on £3k/moBaseline+£3,600
Payout frequencyWeeklyDaily
Protection costExtraIncluded
Agency commission capNone20% cap, labelled

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Key Takeaways

  • Paying more comes from a lower commission, not a gimmick: 10% kept by the platform versus 20%.
  • On £3,000 a month gross, 90% commission is about £3,600 more a year than 80%.
  • Daily payouts with no minimum improve real cash flow on top of the higher headline rate.
  • Capping agency commission at 20% stops a manager eroding the higher take home.
  • Bundled protection means you do not pay back the difference in tool subscriptions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which OnlyFans alternative pays creators the most?
The one with the lowest commission and fastest payouts. Vaultiyo pays 90% commission on a flat 10% fee and pays daily with no minimum, so creators keep more and reach it sooner than on an 80% weekly model.
How much more does a 90% commission pay?
Keeping 90% instead of 80% is 10 more pence of every pound. On £3,000 a month gross that is £300 more a month, or about £3,600 a year, for the same content and audience.
Does paying more mean worse tools?
Not here. A higher take home is no use if you pay it back in add ons. Vaultiyo bundles watermarking and DMCA takedowns and caps agency commission at 20%, so the higher rate is real.
Do faster payouts add to what you keep?
Daily payouts do not change the percentage, but they improve cash flow, which has real value when you reinvest in gear, studio time, or ads instead of waiting on a weekly cycle.

Keep 90% of What You Earn

Daily payouts, no minimum, and a flat 10% fee. See why creators move their business to Vaultiyo.