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Overview

An offer is your listing on the OnlyTraffic marketplace. Clients browse offers and place orders based on your price, traffic source, delivery speed, and other parameters. A well-configured offer attracts more orders. You can create and manage offers in the “My Offers” section of your dashboard.

Creating an Offer

1

Open My Offers

Navigate to My Offers in your dashboard and click Create Offer.
2

Set pricing

Configure your traffic source and price per fan.
3

Configure capacity

Set how many concurrent campaigns you can handle and order size limits.
4

Set guarantees (optional)

Enable delivery speed guarantees to attract more orders. See Guarantees.
5

Add targeting and description

Specify required countries, campaign types, and describe your offer.
6

Submit for moderation

Your offer will be reviewed before going live.

Offer Fields

Source

The name of your traffic source (e.g., “Reddit”, “Instagram”, “TikTok”). Maximum 20 characters. This helps clients understand where their fans will come from.

Price Per Fan

Set your price per subscriber. You have two options:
  • Single price: One fixed rate for any order size
  • Tiered pricing (Price Steps): Different rates based on order quantity — offer volume discounts to attract larger orders
Order SizePrice per Fan
10–99 fans$1.50
100–499 fans$1.25
500+ fans$1.00
Clients ordering larger quantities pay a lower per-fan rate.

Campaign Types

Choose which types of campaign links your offer supports:
TypeDescription
Free page linkYou drive traffic to a campaign link on a free OnlyFans page
Paid page linkYou drive traffic to a campaign link on a paid OnlyFans page
Free Trial LinkYou drive traffic using a free trial link on a paid page
When you select Free Trial Link or OT Free Trial Link, you’ll also need to specify the trial duration range (e.g., 1–30 days) that you accept.
Free page link and Paid page link cannot be selected together — they target different page types.

Capacity

  • Max concurrent campaigns: How many active campaigns you can run at the same time. Set this based on your actual capacity — overcommitting leads to slow delivery and guarantee violations.
  • Minimum order size: The smallest order you’ll accept (minimum 10 fans).
  • Maximum order size: The largest order you’ll accept. Set to 0 for unlimited.

Description & Requirements

  • Description (max 500 characters): Describe your traffic source, delivery approach, and what makes your offer attractive. No URLs, contacts, or brand names allowed.
  • Requirements: Specify what you need from the client’s OnlyFans page (content style, posting frequency, etc.). No URLs or brand names allowed.

Geographic Targeting

Select required countries — the geographic regions your traffic comes from. Clients see this information and can filter offers by country. Common selections include US, CA, AU, GB, and DE.

Guarantee Settings

You can optionally enable delivery speed guarantees. This significantly increases your offer’s visibility and order volume. See Guarantees for full details.

Offer Moderation

After you submit an offer, it enters Moderation status. Our team reviews the offer to ensure it meets platform guidelines. This typically takes 1–2 business days.

Offer Statuses

StatusDescription
ActiveYour offer is live and visible to clients
DisabledThe offer has been paused — either by you or by the platform
ModerationAwaiting review by the OnlyTraffic team
You can disable and re-enable your offers at any time from the My Offers section.

Tips for Creating Attractive Offers

Enable guarantees

Offers with delivery guarantees get significantly more orders. Even modest guarantees (7-day first fan, 10 fans/week) help.

Use tiered pricing

Volume discounts encourage larger orders, which means more stable income for you.

Be specific about your source

Clients want to know where fans will come from. Write the general source name like “Reddit” or “TikTok” — don’t include direct links or subreddit names.

Set realistic capacity

Don’t overcommit. It’s better to deliver consistently than to accept too many orders and miss deadlines.