Last reviewed 2026-09-02
What this site is
Search results in this category are dominated by pages that rank whoever paid the most that week and dress it up as a countdown. We do the opposite, and we publish the formula. Every listing we run is scored by the same method, the inputs are stated on the page, and the fact that we earn affiliate commissions is disclosed on every page rather than buried in a footer nobody reads.
One published method
Every listing is scored by the same formula, weighted toward verified activity. Commissions never move a position.
No explicit media
Text, data and links. Safe to open, fast to load, and nothing hosted here that isn’t ours to host.
Disclosed economics
We earn commissions on some links. It says so on every page, because a disclosure you have to hunt for isn’t one.
Start with the guides
The guides are the part of this site worth your time before any subscription. They are written for someone about to spend money and cover the parts that are genuinely easy to get wrong.
How to judge a page before you subscribe
Seven checks that tell you whether a subscription is worth paying for — posting history, what’s actually included, reply behaviour, and the upsell pattern.
Free pages vs paid pages
Why most creators run both a free and a paid page, what each is for, and how to tell which one you should actually be on.
What a subscription actually costs
The full cost of a subscription — base price, bundles, pay-per-view, tips, and the renewal — and how to budget for it honestly.
Scams, privacy and the chargeback trap
How to spot fake accounts and off-platform payment scams, keep your identity private, and why chargebacks are the wrong tool for a bad subscription.
How creators actually get paid
Platform cuts, agency splits, chatter teams, payout timing and chargeback risk — the economics behind the page you’re subscribing to.
Directory listings
Creator listings are being added under our published ranking method. We only list creators whose representatives have cleared them for third-party listing, using assets they supplied — which means this directory grows more slowly than the ones that scrape. That trade-off is deliberate.