Launching September 15, 2026
A creator platform built around one Studio, one price you can see, one payout you can trust.
IsleFans gives creators a single dashboard for content, subscribers, and earnings — with per-post pricing (free, subscribers-only, or pay-per-view) and a clear 20% platform fee shown up front, not buried at withdrawal.
Creator Studio
Subscriber count, post count, lifetime earnings, verification and tax-form status — one screen, not buried in settings.
Price it your way
Every post is priced at upload: free, subscribers-only, or pay-per-view. Mix all three in one library.
Transparent payouts
$50 minimum payout, linked Payoneer account, and a 20% platform fee shown before you ever see your balance.
Real analytics
Revenue split by subscriptions, PPV, tips, and PPV messages, plus a 30/90-day view of growth and top content.
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