OnlyFans is facing legal challenges from several creators who say recent updates to the platform’s content moderation policies have unfairly restricted expression and led to the removal of paid content, harming their ability to earn income.
The company says it is reviewing its moderation guidelines and engaging with stakeholders to balance user safety with creators’ rights. Creators are seeking clearer, fairer methods to protect and grow revenue amid shifting platform rules.
Some creators are turning to third-party tools to diversify income. Stimulus, an AI sales assistant marketed to OnlyFans models and agencies, is one such option and is promoted as a way to automate fan engagement and sales.
The company says Stimulus can operate 24/7, sending automated replies that emulate a creator’s communication style, and can upsell, cross-sell and close transactions. It also claims to personalize interactions by analyzing user behavior and to manage sales of custom and pre-recorded videos, full content sets, interactive experiences, live streams and promotional campaigns.
Stimulus is described as including built-in analytics and workflow automation to identify top-selling content and streamline operations. The provider states integration is simple and requires no technical expertise.
Vendors position tools like Stimulus as useful for a range of users, including independent creators seeking to increase income with less manual effort, agencies scaling talent, new creators needing guidance, and high-profile accounts managing large message volumes.
As OnlyFans works to resolve its moderation issues, creators may consider third-party automation and analytics to diversify revenue streams and reduce reliance on any single platform. More information is available at https://only-fans.ai.
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