TrustyFans review

If someone finds me by my stage name, I want them to land on a page that points to the account I actually use. TrustyFans gives adult creators a public profile that people can find through its directory. There’s a feed for updates and a separate section for links to the creator’s paid accounts.

Put the right account one click away

I’d start with the paid account I keep up to date. The Basic plan has one paid-site slot, and Premium lets creators list more. The rules ask for a direct link to an account you control. Short links and link-in-bio pages are out. I’d also check that the address leads to my profile instead of the platform’s home page.

Fansly handles the subscription and gives subscribers access on its own site. TrustyFans is where someone can find the profile and choose whether to follow the link. The subscription happens after they leave the directory.

Check what approval covers

TrustyFans requires creators to have an active verified account on an eligible paid platform. It says a person reviews each creator application before approval. The badge shows that the profile passed TrustyFans’ process. I’d still read the terms of the paid account I was about to subscribe to, since the badge tells me nothing about its price or what it includes.

Jack Anderson, founder and CEO of TrustyFans
Editorial photo of Jack Anderson, founder of TrustyFans. Courtesy of TrustyFans.

Anabel’s take

One accurate link is enough to start. I’d get that profile right before paying for more listing slots. There’s little point in giving someone three ways to find me if two of them lead to pages I rarely update.

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