Fan Lists & Routing

What are fan lists?

OnlyFans lets creators organize subscribers into custom lists (e.g. “VIP fans”, “free fans”, “high spenders”). OnlyAI’s Lists feature maps those OnlyFans lists to routing lanes — rules that tell the AI how to handle fans in each list differently.

Access the Lists tab from the model sidebar: Lists.

Why use list routing?

Different fans deserve different treatment:

• VIP fans — high spenders who should receive premium content and more personalized attention.
• Free subscribers — fans on a free trial who need a gentle push toward paid content.
• Expired fans — lapsed subscribers who might be worth re-engaging.

Without routing, the AI treats every fan the same way. With routing, it adapts its behavior based on which list a fan belongs to.

Setting up a routing lane

Note

Before setting up a routing lane, make sure the OnlyFans account has custom lists created. These are managed in OnlyFans itself, not in OnlyAI.

1. Navigate to the Lists tab for the model.
2. Each lane represents a routing behavior. Click Setup next to the lane you want to configure.
3. Connect the lane to one or more OnlyFans custom lists using the list picker.
4. Save the configuration.

Lane counts

The Lists page shows the current fan count for each connected list. This is pulled live from OnlyFans and gives you a quick sense of how many fans are routed through each lane.

Connecting and disconnecting lists

To change which OnlyFans list is linked to a lane:

• Click the Connect or Edit option for the lane.
• Pick the new list from the dropdown.
• Save.

To remove a list from a lane, click Disconnect next to the linked list.

Tip

If a fan belongs to multiple OnlyFans lists, they’ll be routed by the first matching lane in priority order. Review your lane priorities if fans are being routed unexpectedly.