GetMySocial

What it is

GetMySocial is a link-in-bio service, not a platform that pays creators. An adult creator, cam model or agency uses it to put one page or one direct link in a social bio and send fans to an OnlyFans, Fansly or similar destination. It is English-language, web-based, and free to start: the free plan gives 1 link, 1 page and basic stats with "No credit card, no time limit." The pricing table adds a paid Creator plan and an Agency plan, both cheaper when billed yearly.

Its adult-creator page states plainly that "GetMySocial is built for 18+ creators." The same site also sells to agencies in general, since its homepage opens with "everything your agency needs to convert more," so it serves two audiences: the individual adult earner and the manager who runs several accounts. It claims "300K creators across 12K agencies" trust it, which is the site's own figure.

How earning works here

GetMySocial does not pay an earner anything directly. It sits in front of the places that do. The site names the destinations it supports as OnlyFans, Fansly, MYM, Fanvue, JustForFans, cam sites, clip stores and tip pages. It says adult platforms are allowed, and describes mainstream link tools as treating adult work as an exception to tolerate, with standards that restrict what can sit on a page.

The site calls the result an "adult friendly link in bio" and lists four controls behind that phrase.

• Adult platforms are allowed. Links to the destinations above are supported.
• Adult destinations stay out of a page scan. The site says adult destinations are reached through an internal address automatically, so anything scanning the page reads that address rather than the adult URL, and the creator does not have to do anything.
• Country filters. They use two-letter country codes, so a link can be kept out of one or more countries entirely. The site says they cannot hide a link from a single city while showing it to the rest of that country.
• Age confirmation per link. It is available per link, so a confirmation step can sit in front of the 18+ links and the socials and other links can stay open.

Beyond the adult controls, the homepage lists general tools. Deep linking is the headline: the site says it bypasses in-app browsers and opens the native app directly, for example YouTube, Spotify and WhatsApp, so fans land "already logged in." It contrasts this with Linktree, which it says opens links inside the in-app browser where visitors are not logged in. A landing page option offers 10+ themes with custom colors and fonts, published in about 30 seconds with no code and no DNS work. A direct link option skips the landing page and sends fans to the destination in one tap. Advanced targeting routes visitors by country, device or language. Social analytics give daily updates on followers, reach and engagement for every account tracked. API access is described as a full REST API for creating, updating and deleting links plus analytics.

For the daily work of selling, the OnlyFans page recommends giving the OnlyFans link the top slot with a few genuine links underneath, such as socials, a store, a wishlist or a Telegram channel. It says the destination behind a link can be edited while the public URL stays the same, so a trial link on Monday and a pay-per-view drop on Friday are one edit each. It suggests keeping a backup social account aimed at the same page, so a replacement profile carries the same URL if an account goes down. The site also says the page stays where it is, with its links and history, if a social account is removed.

The adult-creator page points to separate pages by platform. MYM is covered for French and EU audiences, Fanvue for measuring one platform against another, Fansly for moving fans across without rewriting every bio, cam models for room links, offline hours and country filters, and OnlyFans agencies for team logins, client reporting and the API.

For studios and agencies, the homepage states that "The Agency plan gives you a multi-client dashboard with team roles, a custom domain per client, white label, and automated weekly reports." The Linktree comparison page adds that teams and the API belong to the Agency plan.

Money and rules

The money here runs from the creator or agency to GetMySocial, as a monthly or yearly subscription. Fans pay the destination platform, so the site publishes no revenue share, payout threshold or payout schedule. In October 2026 the homepage pricing table lists:

• Free: "free forever," with 1 landing page, 1 direct link and basic stats, no card and no time limit.
• Creator, "For solo creators": listed at $7 a month, or less when billed yearly. It lists 5 landing pages, deep linking, live analytics, social media stats, a custom domain, and paywall and monetization, among other items.
• Agency: listed at $49 a month, or less when billed yearly, with sliders that set the number of landing pages (from 25), direct links (from 25) and tracked social accounts (from 50). It adds multi-client team access, advanced analytics and reports, white label with custom domains and priority support, with 1 free domain included and one more on annual billing.

Custom domains work on the Creator and Agency plans: the creator adds a CNAME and the site handles SSL.

The pricing table lists "Paywall & monetization" as a feature without describing it.

On rules, the site says link-in-bio pages are normal on Instagram and TikTok, and that "As long as your destination follows each platform's community guidelines, you're fine." It says every page is served over HTTPS with automatic SSL. On detection, it says platforms can spot a link shortener only while the creator uses the default getmysocial.com domain, and that a custom domain removes anything to pattern-match. The adult-creator page says GetMySocial allows links to adult platforms on every plan and that a page "is not removed over what you sell." The Linktree comparison says click history does not carry over when switching tools, so a new page starts counting on day one. The footer links a Report content page and a Telegram channel.

Who it suits

GetMySocial suits an adult creator who sells on more than one platform and wants one address to measure them against each other, with a gate and country filter on the adult links only. It also suits a manager of several creators who needs a client dashboard, a domain per client and weekly reports, which is the Agency plan as described. A creator moving from Linktree can run both pages at once, since the site calls that the low-risk way to move.

Limits are worth knowing. The free plan is a single page and a single direct link, so most multi-link setups need at least the Creator plan, and an agency's cost rises with the sliders. The age confirmation is a per-link setting, and the site says whether a gate is needed depends on where the audience is; it says nothing that makes it an identity check. A creator who needs a city-level restriction cannot get it from the country filter.