My.Club
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What My.Club is
My.Club is an adult-friendly fan subscription platform that pays creators from monthly subscriptions, pay-per-view messages and tips. The independent directory FansChart describes it as a platform where creators sell access to exclusive content, and says it is run by the Stripchat team and has been live since around 2020. A promotional page on model.deals-lucky.site calls it Stripchat's fan-club sister site. The same promotional page describes signup as creating a creator page followed by an age and ID check.
The fullest public accounts of My.Club are FansChart's, a write-up on fansitesalternative.com, the promotional page above and a 2023 press release from the company distributed by PR Newswire, and each fact below is credited to the one that reported it. The promotional page also recruits for Stripchat modeling work, so its enthusiasm is a recruiter's. FansChart says it has no commercial relationship with My.Club, and says the available record leans on affiliate-adjacent review blogs because there is no genuine Trustpilot presence and no substantive first-hand creator threads. FansChart also describes the platform as explicitly adult-friendly and open to creators of all genders, including couples and transgender creators.
How earning works on My.Club
According to FansChart, the revenue lines are subscriptions, pay-per-view messages and tips. The promotional page gives a longer list: monthly club subscriptions, locked pay-per-view posts, paid messages sent one to one or in bulk, tips and gifts, custom requests priced by the creator, a goals and wishlist feature for milestones, one-to-one video calls, and an AI digital twin.
The AI twin is the feature both outlets stress most. FansChart calls it the signature feature, an automated chat that engages fans around the clock, and says it follows the Stripchat group's wider AI push. The promotional page says it chats and sends messages while the creator is offline. Video calls are less certain. FansChart says reviews conflict on whether the feature is still active and that at least one reviewer reports it was removed, so a creator should confirm it exists before relying on it. FansChart also says reviews flag removed features and inconsistent support, and that one review landed at 3 out of 5.
The write-up on fansitesalternative.com adds the creator-side tools. It describes a Promo page, which it calls something no other content-selling platform offers, letting a creator build a landing page on a free custom domain that links to social media and My.Club. FansChart gives the domain extensions as .com.net and .club. The same write-up lists a "request anything" custom menu, a Goal and a Dream, a Teaser post to attract new fans, and a referral program that it says can boost income. It says new creators get guides and blog material on starting out, and recommends a balance of free and paid content. FansChart adds a webshop, mass messaging and a browser extension that imports content from other sites. The fansitesalternative.com write-up names the target audience as artists, entertainers, educators, sex workers and influencers, and lists tutorials, cooking courses, fitness plans and adult content among the things sold.
The press release comes from the company itself. Distributed on May 11, 2023, it says My.Club launched a "No Fake Creators" verification system that uses machine learning to analyze and recognize human faces in images. Verified creators receive a badge. The release says creators are offered verification each time they start a session on any device, and that becoming verified gives featured placement in special categories, extra promotion and traffic, and additional monetization options. It says only creators approved by the system can chat with users. The company framed it as a defense against chat agencies and impersonators handling fan conversations.
Discovery is the weak spot, and FansChart says reviewers are consistent about it. On the platform a creator gets search, content categorization, promo pages and the import extension, but standalone organic reach is thin. FansChart says the growth engine is the Stripchat funnel rather than native browsing, and that without feeding traffic in from cam or social, a creator should expect to work hard for followers. There is no native livestreaming either, according to FansChart. Instead the Stripchat integration shows fans when a creator is live on the cam side.
Money and rules
My.Club pays a revenue share on everything a fan spends, and pays it out on a weekly cycle through a choice of bank, wallet and crypto rails. In October 2026 FansChart states that the platform takes a flat 20% commission across subscriptions, pay-per-view and tips, level with OnlyFans and Fansly, and the promotional page gives the same split. FansChart says an older claim that creators kept all of their subscription revenue is contradicted by every current review and should be treated as outdated.
On timing, FansChart calls payouts a genuine strength. It says disbursements are automatic and weekly, with reviewers specifying Fridays. As of October 2026 it gives a $50 minimum that varies by method, with per-method processing fees, and does not put a figure on those fees.
The method list is the broadest detail. FansChart counts 8 options: Paxum, COSMO Payment, ACH or direct deposit, cryptocurrency (BTC, ETH and USDC), SEPA or EUR wire, Directa24, Yoursafe (formerly Bitsafe) and international IBAN wire. FansChart says this helps creators outside the US who struggle with banking access. Crypto is therefore on offer as a payout route, alongside Paxum for creators who already use it.
On eligibility, the promotional page says creators must be 18 or older and must verify age and ID, and says the platform supports multiple languages. FansChart specifies an 18+ age check plus government-ID verification at signup. FansChart lists content rules that bar non-consensual or unauthorized participants, bestiality, violence or extreme acts, copyrighted material, illegal activity, harassment, hate speech and impersonation. It adds that geoblocking tools let creators restrict who sees their page.
ScamAdviser says the owner's identity is hidden on WHOIS and concludes that my.club is legit and safe to access. FansChart notes that automated trust checkers conflict sharply, with Scam Detector at 14.8 out of 100 and GridinSoft at 75 out of 100, and says neither is a reliable verdict on an adult platform.
Who it suits and who it does not
My.Club fits creators who already have traffic to send. FansChart calls it a strong add-on for creators in the Stripchat orbit and a more uncertain bet as a standalone home. A cam model with followers on Stripchat can offer a paid feed to the same audience, and the promotional page notes that the dashboard will feel familiar to Stripchat users.
It also suits creators who need payout choice. The 8 methods, including Paxum and crypto, and the weekly cycle matter most to people outside the US or those who want money on a fixed schedule rather than waiting for a monthly run.
Creators who want an automated chat presence while offline get the AI twin, which FansChart and the promotional page describe as chatting around the clock.
The caveats are discovery and clarity. A creator with no outside audience gets little from native browsing, there is no native livestreaming, and some features have been reported removed. The commission matches the largest platforms, so there is no fee advantage for a creator who does not need the Stripchat funnel or the payout menu.