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OnlyFans Tip Menu Ideas, Templates, Prices and Tip Menu Maker

Most tip menu templates price items nobody can pay. The published tip band is $3 to $100, rising to $200 only once that particular fan has been on OnlyFans four months. Here is the source, the arithmetic after the 20% fee, and a maker that flags every uncollectable line.

Last updated August 2026. Adults 18+ only. Every figure quoted here was read directly from the OnlyFans Help Center on 24 August 2026.

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What should an OnlyFans tip menu cost?

Every line has to sit between $3 and $100 to be payable by any fan, and between $3 and $200 to be payable by a fan who has been on OnlyFans at least four months. Those are the published limits, not estimates. A workable menu runs one impulse line under $10, three or four between $10 and $50, and one at or near $100, with 20% coming off each one before it reaches you.

The reason this matters more than any list of menu ideas is a detail buried in the Help Center. A tip is the only payment on OnlyFans whose ceiling belongs to the buyer. You choose a subscription price inside a fixed band. You choose an unlock price inside a fixed band. You do not choose the tip ceiling at all: it is $100 until that specific fan has been on the platform four months, and then it is $200. You cannot see how old a fan account is, and the fans arriving from a promo post this week are new by definition. So the top of your menu is $100 for the people most likely to buy on impulse, whatever the template you copied says.

OnlyFans tip menu maker and price checker

Pick who the menu is for and it builds a full menu inside the published band, with the net beside each line. Or paste the menu you already use, one item per line, and the checker flags every price that no fan can send. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere or stored, and nothing here connects to OnlyFans, which has no public API.

Build a menu

Or check the menu you already use

One item per line, with the price anywhere in the line. The check is against the published OnlyFans limits. It is not approval from OnlyFans.

Your menu

Ceiling in use: . Net is after the published 20% fee.

Total if one fan bought every line: , netting . A new fan cannot spend more than $500 on the platform in a day, across everything.

Menu check

Paste a menu above to check it.

Every published OnlyFans payment ceiling, side by side

These are the figures OnlyFans publishes in its own Help Center, read on 24 August 2026. They are worth seeing together, because the moment you can see all six at once the design of a tip menu stops being a matter of taste. There is no way to collect more than $200 in a single fan action anywhere on the platform, and only a bundle reaches $250.

Payment surface Minimum Maximum Who sets the ceiling
TipHelp Center, How much can my Fans tip me? $3 $100 for a fan under four months, $200 once that fan has been on the platform at least four months Ceiling set by the fan account age
Pay to unlock messageHelp Center, How much can I charge for a paid private message? $3 $100 Ceiling set by OnlyFans, same for every fan
Pay to unlock postHelp Center, How much can I charge for a pay to unlock post? $3 $100 Ceiling set by OnlyFans, same for every fan
Monthly subscriptionHelp Center, What can my subscription price be on OnlyFans? $4.99, or free $50 per month You pick, inside the band
Bundle, two or more monthsHelp Center, What can my subscription price be on OnlyFans? Not published $250 You pick, inside the band
Everything a fan spends in one dayHelp Center, How much can I tip a Creator? n/a $500 for a new user, raised over time in good standing Set automatically by OnlyFans

The last row is the one nobody builds around. A new fan can spend $500 a day in total, across the subscription, every unlock and every tip. If your welcome message sends a $45 unlock and your pinned menu opens with a $100 line, you have already asked for a third of that fan's first day allowance before they have decided whether they like you. The order you present things in is a pricing decision, not a formatting one. Our OnlyFans PPV pricing guide covers the unlock half of that budget in detail.

Why a tip menu is really two menus

OnlyFans states it twice, once for creators and once for fans, in almost the same words. To the creator: "The maximum tip amount is $100 for new users, and $200 for users who have been on the platform for at least 4 months." To the fan: "For new users the maximum tip you can pay is $100. After 4 months the maximum tip amount is increased to $200."

Nothing in your account tells you which side of that line a given fan sits on. There is no badge, no join date on the profile, no filter. So a single menu with a $200 top line silently fails for a portion of your audience, and it fails in the worst possible way: the fan taps, the payment is refused, and almost nobody messages you to say so. They assume the tip did not work and they move on.

The practical answer is to build the whole menu under $100 and treat anything above it as a conversation rather than a listing. If a fan wants a $250 custom, the money exists, it just cannot arrive as one tip. It arrives as two tips, or as a $100 tip plus a pay to unlock message, or as a bundle. Writing "over $100, message me and we will sort it" costs you nothing and converts the fans who would otherwise have tapped a dead button.

OnlyFans tip menu ideas and prices, band by band

Menu ideas are worth less than the shape of the menu. What follows is the shape, with the net beside each band so you can see what the fee does at every level. Pick one or two lines from each band rather than listing everything you are willing to do, because a long menu reads as a price list and a short one reads as an offer.

$3 to $9

The impulse line. Priced so that saying yes is not a decision.

$2.40 to $7.20 after the 20% fee

A rating, a voice note, a single photo from a set already posted, choosing which outfit the next shoot uses, keeping a poll open another day.

$10 to $24

The most used band on most menus, because it clears the price of a monthly subscription without matching it.

$8 to $19.20

A short custom voice note using their name, a photo taken to their brief, a five minute reply thread, first access to the next drop, naming the scene.

$25 to $49

The considered purchase. This is where fans start expecting a turnaround time in writing.

$20 to $39.20

A short custom clip to a written brief, a themed photo set, a live request during a stream, a personalised item on camera.

$50 to $100

The top of the menu that every fan can actually reach, including the ones who joined this week.

$40 to $80

A full custom clip, a long form set, a scheduled call slot, a month of priority replies.

$101 to $200

Reachable only by a fan who has been on OnlyFans at least four months. Worth listing, but never as your only high line.

$80.80 to $160

An extended custom, a multi part series, a recurring standing order the fan renews themselves.

One line is worth adding that no template includes: a standing item the fan renews themselves. A recurring tip is not a feature OnlyFans offers, so it only works if the fan chooses to send it again, which means the deliverable has to be something they notice missing. Priority replies for a month is the version that works, because the absence is obvious the moment it stops.

An OnlyFans tip menu template you can paste

Every price below is inside the band any fan can pay, including an account opened this morning. Swap the deliverables for yours, keep the structure, and keep the last line, which is the part that recovers the fans a $100 ceiling would otherwise lose.

TIP MENU

$5 · rating, honest one

$15 · voice note, your name in it

$25 · photo taken to your brief

$50 · short custom clip, 48 hour turnaround

$100 · full custom, brief agreed first

Anything bigger than $100, message me and we will set it up.

Tips are the fastest way to reach me. I answer menu tips first.

Two things make this work that are easy to miss. The turnaround time is stated on the only line where a fan is likely to wait, which removes the follow up messages that eat the margin on custom work. And the closing line tells fans that tipping gets attention, which is true on any account where you actually honor it, and is the single cheapest way to move a fan from reading to paying. If you want the wording that goes around the menu, our OnlyFans captions guide covers the post text and our OnlyFans welcome message page covers the message a new subscriber sees before they ever reach the pinned post.

Why is there no tip button on my OnlyFans page?

Because it has not been switched on yet. The Help Center article on tips is three sentences long and the first two are the answer: "To add a tip button complete the Creator onboarding process and start posting content. Once you have begun actively posting on OnlyFans we will activate the tip feature."

Read that carefully, because it is a sequence and not a checkbox. Onboarding alone is not enough. The phrase is "begun actively posting", and activation is something OnlyFans does, not something you toggle. No timeframe is published, and no article anywhere in the Help Center gives one. In practice this means the first week of a new account is the one week where a pinned tip menu is guaranteed to underperform, which is exactly when most new creators post one, having read a launch checklist that told them to.

The sane order is content first, menu second. Post consistently until the tip button appears on your own profile when you view it, then pin the menu. If you are still waiting well after you have built a real posting history, the published route for anything payment related is the same one OnlyFans gives for limit changes: email [email protected]. Our page on an OnlyFans account marked inactive covers what "actively posting" means elsewhere in their rules.

What you cannot put on an OnlyFans tip menu

A tip menu is a post. It carries no special status, which means every rule that governs post text governs your menu, and a menu is more exposed than an ordinary caption because it is pinned and it sits there for months.

Five things tip menu templates get wrong

Commonly claimed

A tip menu should top out at a $300 or $500 custom video.

What OnlyFans publishes

No fan can send that as one tip. The published ceiling is $200, and only for a fan who has been on OnlyFans at least four months. Anything above $200 has to be split or sold another way.

Commonly claimed

Put a $1 or $2 line at the bottom so there is an easy entry point.

What OnlyFans publishes

The published minimum tip is $3. A $1 line cannot be paid at all, and it trains fans to think the cheap option failed.

Commonly claimed

The tip button is on as soon as you open a creator account.

What OnlyFans publishes

It is not. OnlyFans activates the tip feature after you complete creator onboarding and begin actively posting. A tip menu pinned on day one points at a button that does not exist yet.

Commonly claimed

Tips are riskier than unlocks because fans can reverse them.

What OnlyFans publishes

The opposite, on the published rules. Tips, subscriptions, streams, paid posts and paid messages are all non-refundable unless there has been a Terms violation, and fans separately agree not to make unjustified chargeback requests.

Commonly claimed

The 20% cut only applies to subscriptions.

What OnlyFans publishes

The payout article names tips explicitly: creators receive 80% of any Fan Payment "including subscriptions, paid messages, and tips".

OnlyFans tip menu questions

What is an OnlyFans tip menu?

A tip menu is a list you publish, usually as a pinned post or in your bio, showing what a fan gets for a given tip amount. OnlyFans does not have a tip menu feature: it is an ordinary post you write yourself, so the price of every line has to sit inside the published tip band of $3 to $100, or $200 for a fan who has been on the platform at least four months.

How much can my fans tip me on OnlyFans?

The published answer is exact. "The minimum tip amount is $3. The maximum tip amount is $100 for new users, and $200 for users who have been on the platform for at least 4 months." The ceiling belongs to the fan, not to you, and you cannot see how old a fan account is, so build the menu for $100.

What should I put on my OnlyFans tip menu?

Items you can deliver on the same day at the low end and inside a stated turnaround at the high end. A workable menu has one impulse line under $10, three or four lines between $10 and $50, and one line at or near $100. Skip anything you would resent making, because a tip menu is a standing offer and fans read it as a commitment.

How much does OnlyFans take from tips?

Twenty percent, the same as everything else. The payout article states that creators receive 80% of any Fan Payment "including subscriptions, paid messages, and tips". A $25 line nets $20, a $100 line nets $80, and the fee comes out before the money reaches your balance.

Why can I not tip more than $100 on OnlyFans?

Because the account sending the tip is under four months old. OnlyFans raises the per tip ceiling from $100 to $200 once a user has been on the platform at least four months, and separately caps new users at $500 of total spending per day. Payment limits are set automatically, and OnlyFans directs limit change requests to [email protected].

Where do I put a tip menu on OnlyFans?

A pinned post is the usual place, because it stays at the top of your feed and a new subscriber sees it first. Many creators also put a shortened version in the bio and send the full menu in the welcome message. All three are ordinary text you write, so the same content rules that apply to any post apply to the menu.

Is a tip menu better than PPV?

They do different jobs. A tip is a fan choosing to pay for something they want, capped at $100 or $200 by their own account age. A pay to unlock message is you sending something priced between $3 and $100 that they choose to open. Menus work for made to order items, unlocks work for content that already exists.

Can I put a raffle or a giveaway on my tip menu?

No. Charging fans for entry into a draw is a paid competition, which OnlyFans removes, and depending on where you and the fan live it can also be an unlicensed lottery. A tip menu has to trade a tip for a specific deliverable, not for a chance at one.

Why is there no tip button on my page?

Because the feature has not been switched on yet. OnlyFans publishes that you add a tip button by completing creator onboarding and starting to post, after which "we will activate the tip feature". Until then a pinned tip menu points at a payment route your fans cannot use.

Can a fan get a tip refunded?

Only if the Terms of Service were violated. The published refund article covers subscriptions, tips, streams, paid posts and paid messages together and says all of them are non refundable otherwise, and fans separately agree in the Terms not to make unjustified refund or chargeback requests, on pain of suspension.

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