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How to Build an OnlyFans Tip Menu
A tip menu is a simple price list that tells fans what they can tip for: a personal message, a photo, a shoutout or something from your custom list. It saves endless "how much for...?" conversations, makes prices consistent and gives fans who like clear options an easy way to spend. Here's how to build one.
Editorial note: Based on the VANTA team's experience pricing creator menus. OnlyFans sets limits on tip amounts, which can change, so check your account. Prices are your choice; we don't publish suggested prices. General information only.
What is an OnlyFans tip menu?
A tip menu is a list of things fans can tip for, each with a set price, usually posted as a pinned image or post on your page. It might include personal messages, photos, shoutouts, polls or entry to custom requests. It makes prices clear, saves time and helps fans who like knowing exactly what they're paying for.
What should you include on a tip menu?
Include items you're happy to deliver repeatedly, that take a predictable amount of time, and that fit within your boundaries and OnlyFans' rules. A mix of low-priced quick items and higher-priced personal items gives every fan an option. Avoid listing anything you'd hesitate to deliver.
| Item type | Example | Effort |
|---|---|---|
| Quick extras | A personal thank-you message | Low |
| Interactive | Choose the next post's theme | Low |
| Personal | A photo with the fan's name | Medium |
| Recognition | A shoutout on your feed | Low |
| Custom entry | Request a custom, priced separately | Varies |
How should you price tip menu items?
Price by time and effort, keep prices consistent with your PPV and custom pricing, and make sure the cheapest item still feels worthwhile. Round, memorable numbers work well. Items that take more of your time or are more personal should cost more. See how to price custom content.
Where should you post your tip menu?
Pin it to the top of your feed so new subscribers see it, mention it in your welcome message, and share it occasionally in messages to fans who ask about extras. Keep it easy to read on a phone: short item names, clear prices and your page's style.
Are there limits on OnlyFans tips?
OnlyFans sets minimum and maximum tip amounts, and the limits can change. Check your account and the tip options fans see before setting menu prices. Items priced above the maximum tip may need to be sold as paid messages or through other options instead.
How do you keep a tip menu within your boundaries?
List only what you'll happily deliver, never let a menu commit you to something you're unsure about, and keep the right to decline any request. Make sure anyone helping with your messages knows the menu and your boundaries. See OnlyFans chatting rules.
Tip menu checklist:
- Every item is within your boundaries.
- Every item follows OnlyFans' rules.
- Prices are consistent with PPV and customs.
- Delivery times are realistic.
- The menu is easy to read on a phone.
- Your team knows how to handle each item.
How do you deliver tip menu items reliably?
Track tips as they come in, deliver within the time you promise and confirm delivery in the chat. Undelivered items are a common cause of complaints and refund requests. If you're busy, set delivery times that give you room. See OnlyFans refunds and chargebacks.
How often should you update your tip menu?
Review it every month or two. Remove items nobody buys, adjust prices that feel wrong and add items fans keep asking for. Seasonal or limited-time items can refresh interest. Tell fans when the menu changes. Keep an eye on which items take more time than expected and reprice them.
How does a tip menu fit with PPV?
A tip menu covers small, repeatable extras; PPV covers content you've already made and want to sell. They work together: the menu for personal touches, PPV for content. See how to price PPV on OnlyFans. Keep their prices consistent with each other.
Should a chat team use your tip menu?
Yes, a menu makes it easier for a team to quote consistent prices and stay within your boundaries. Anything not on the menu should come to you before a price is agreed. You should always decide what goes on it.
What tip menu mistakes should you avoid?
Listing too many items, pricing so low that delivery isn't worth your time, including items you're not sure about, forgetting delivery times and letting the menu go out of date. Another common mistake is a menu image that's hard to read on a phone. Keep it short, clear and current.
- Too many items to choose from.
- Prices too low for the effort.
- Items outside your comfort zone.
- No delivery timeframes.
- An outdated menu still pinned.
Frequently asked questions
What should I put on my OnlyFans tip menu?
Repeatable items you're comfortable delivering, such as personal messages, interactive options and shoutouts, plus a route to custom requests priced separately.
Is there a maximum tip on OnlyFans?
OnlyFans sets minimum and maximum tip amounts, which can change. Check your account for the current limits.
Should I pin my tip menu?
Pinning it to the top of your feed helps new fans find it. Mention it in your welcome message too.
Can fans tip for anything?
Fans can tip, but you decide what you'll deliver. Only list items within your boundaries and OnlyFans' rules.
About the author. Solves is the founder of VANTA Management. VANTA's team has six years of creator-management experience, currently manages more than 30 creators and has worked with more than 500. These are figures we report ourselves, not a promise of earnings. About VANTA
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