ShareYourFans

What ShareYourFans is

ShareYourFans is a promotion and collaboration service for creators on OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and LoyalFans. It does not pay a creator for content. Instead it lets creators swap exposure with each other for free, or buy and sell promotion in a marketplace, so the money a creator earns still comes from the fan platform they sell on, plus whatever they make selling promos to other creators. The footer says the site and its owner, Know Fun LLC, are not affiliated with the platforms it names. There is a free plan, which the pricing section calls "Free forever", and a paid Pro plan, billed monthly per profile after a free 7-day trial. An Agency Plan for teams managing several accounts is priced on request. It is aimed at creators and agencies who want to find promotion partners and reach new fans without relying on paid ads.

How earning works here

ShareYourFans offers SFS, drops, GG Swaps and a marketplace, and a creator can use one or all of them. All of them start with verification: a creator's Top % and subscriber count are checked once, then renewed every 30 days on the free plan or daily on Pro, and the site says verified stats are what give a creator access to SFS and drops.

The first route is shout for shout, or SFS. This is a free one-to-one trade with another OnlyFans creator, and the site states the limit is 3 per 24-hour cycle. A creator filters partners by niche, fan count and Top %, and the site advises adding each partner to the OnlyFans Friends List so the two appear among each other's suggested creators. A swap request carries a format, a deadline and a duration, and the site says a partner who doesn't post loses platform access until they fix it. The help center has a section on setting up an SFS listing and a guide to creating an invite link for a listing so it can be shared with other creators.

The second is the drop, a group version of the same idea. Up to 20 creators share one collage and each posts it to their own fans. Drops are free. The collage keeps working afterward as a more.fun slideshow, and the site also posts it on its own X and Bluesky accounts. One of its articles describes how a drop runs on Telegram. A bot opens a drop group, and the group closes once 20 creators have joined, or 24 hours after it opened if at least 3 have joined, whichever comes first. The bot then builds the collage and sends it with a caption and posting instructions to the group, and every participant posts it and tags the other creators. In that article the post stays live on the creator's page for 24 hours, while the collage stays on more.fun with its own QR code. The site says drops cover OnlyFans, Fansly, LoyalFans and Fanvue creators, and it points smaller pages to "No Minimum" groups where small and bigger pages share one collage. The help center splits drops into a basic section and an advanced one, with a Telegram basics section for people new to the app.

The third is the GG Swap, short for Guaranteed Gains. The home page describes it as exchanging real subscribers with verified creators, with equal swaps, auto-matching and no DMs. The site says both creators need Pro and a creator can run up to 3 at a time. It also notes that guaranteed gains guarantee a count, not what those fans spend.

The fourth is the Promo Marketplace, and this is where money changes hands between creators. The home page calls it the place where creators "buy and sell verified promotions". The site describes the offer as a feed post, a mass DM or guaranteed gains bought from another creator, and says the free plan can buy it. Its advice is to put a tracking link on every order, start small with a new seller and, if both sides are on Pro, check fan overlap first. The buyer flow runs in steps: choose a promo and set a budget, pay with Buyer Protection, the creator completes the promo and shares the tracking link as agreed, and new fans arrive. The site says payment is held until the promo is completed and results are verified, and it advertises full Buyer Protection and verified creators only. The help center has a guide to setting up profiles to buy or sell, so a creator with an audience can earn by selling promotion to others.

Beyond those routes the site lists automation and team tools: AI replies and content ideas, an auto-scheduler for posts and DMs, real-time tracking of clicks, new fans and ROI, plus content planning and voice clone capabilities. The help center lists an assistant bot for Telegram, an assistant for Google Chrome, and a guide for high-volume creators to assign assistants and team members with access levels. Video walkthroughs sit in its SYF Creator Academy.

The home page publishes its own figures: 6,200+ verified creators, 70,000+ collaborations completed, 2.3M+ clicks generated, 275,900 new fans gained, 4.1M+ in fan spending and a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 19,000+ reviews. These are the company's claims.

Money and rules

Free Essentials covers verified stats, SFS, drops and more.fun, with scheduling and screenshot proof done by hand. Pro adds automation and scheduling, advanced insights, priority support and Pro-only promotions. Pro is billed per profile, with a lower rate for each additional profile and a higher one for very large pages. In October 2026 the pricing section lists Pro at $35/month for the first profile and $100/month per profile with 500,000+ fans, and says it counts fans as followers, subscribers and, on some platforms, expired subscribers. The terms say subscriptions renew automatically and can be canceled from the account at any time before renewal, with no fee to cancel.

For marketplace sales, the terms say purchases between users run through the company's payment processor, and the purchase price, less the company's commission, is remitted to the selling user. The commission is a percentage the company specifies when a user uses a commissioned service, and the terms promise at least 30 calendar days of notice before any increase. The rate itself, the payout threshold and the payout schedule are not published. Sales between users are final and nonrefundable unless the law says otherwise, and the company may issue the seller a tax reporting form for income from sales. The terms are governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

The content rules ban content showing a minor, nonconsensual or violent sexual material, and deepfakes or AI-altered material of anyone who has not given written consent. A user who uploads content showing another person must have checked that person's age against a government-issued photo ID and hold written permission, and must comply with 18 U.S.C. §2257.

Who it suits and who it does not

It suits a creator on OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue or LoyalFans who wants more subscribers without buying ads. A new creator with little budget can start on the free plan, since SFS and drops cost nothing and the free plan can buy promos. An established creator can trade with others in the same niche, and the site says to choose partners by niche and fan count rather than chasing the biggest account. A creator with a large audience can sell feed posts and mass DMs on the marketplace. An agency can use the team and Agency Plan features.

It has limits. It is a promotion tool, not a place that pays for content, and it works only as well as the partners a creator finds; the site itself says results vary with niche, page and partners and that no route guarantees subscribers. The free plan means doing scheduling and proof by hand, and Pro gets expensive for a profile past 500,000 fans. Sellers should also note that the marketplace commission rate is not stated up front.