Answers for every part of your operation.

Qreators is management software for OnlyFans and Telegram managers and agencies. It brings conversations, fan profiles, team scheduling, sales attribution, automations, scripts, content and analytics into one connected workspace.

Yes, and more. Qreators includes fan notes, preferences, spending history, lists and top-fan rankings, alongside chatter shifts, sales attribution, automations, bulk campaigns, scripts and analytics.

Yes. You can start with one connected creator and use the messaging workspace, fan intelligence, scripts, automations and analytics. Team and multi-creator controls are ready when your operation grows.

Yes. A workspace can connect multiple creators, with per-creator access for team members, individual creator statistics and a global view across the portfolio.

Yes. Once a creator is connected, outbound messages are captured even when they are sent from the OnlyFans interface. They appear in the Chat Center alongside app-sent messages, labeled by origin.

Each creator’s inbox can be divided into up to 9 stable work queues. Conversations are distributed automatically and stay in their queue, and each chatter chooses which queues to work.

Yes. You schedule shifts, chatters clock in, and every shift produces a report covering sales, messages, PPVs, response time and coverage, with configurable sales attribution and manual reassignment.

Yes. Qreators provides granular Off, View and Full permissions, custom roles and per-creator access restrictions. Permission checks are enforced server-side, with optional role-based two-factor authentication and clock-in requirements.

OnlyFans and Telegram, in the same workspace. A creator on both can even have one inbox for the two. MYM is coming next.

No. The creator gets their own bot in a few steps, then connects their account through Telegram Business. Your team replies as the creator, in the creator’s own chats, with no Telegram Premium subscription.

In Telegram Stars for paid photos and videos, gifts and paid DMs, or through Dropp links. Every sale lands in Qreators with the chatter who made it.

In a channel’s direct messages, yes, with no time limit. In a private chat, Telegram allows replies for 24 hours after the fan’s last message: Qreators shows which fans you can reach right now, and scheduled messages wait for the fan to write again or are skipped, your choice.

Yes. Posts now or scheduled, campaigns that keep posting, members, and paid access sold in Stars or with Dropp, one-time or monthly.

Yes. Both accounts can share one inbox. Each conversation keeps its platform, and each sale is counted where it was made.

No. The band is a fixed monthly amount per range, not a commission. A creator who has a very good month never costs more than their band.

The band follows them down at the next renewal, on the same measurement. Nothing has to be asked for, and there is no floor to negotiate.

Billing is per connected creator. Disconnect them and their subscription stops at the end of the period already paid.

Gross is the figure OnlyFans publishes for the account itself, so the same number is visible to you and to us. It is read from the statements, never estimated, and it includes the share OnlyFans keeps.

No. The price is per connected creator, and your whole team works on that creator. There is no per-seat charge and no starter tier holding features back.

Yes, both. The channel stays owned by the creator: Qreators publishes through the creator’s own bot, added as an admin of the channel.

A campaign posts in the channel on its own. Auto Mix picks media and captions from a Gallery category, Written follows posts you prepared. You set the rhythm, the price and whether posts leave the channel after a while, and you can pause it at any time.

In Telegram Stars or with a Dropp link, one-time or monthly. Each fan gets a personal link that closes once they join, and the sale is counted for the chatter who sent it.

Yes, from the moment the bot is added: who joined, who left, and the link they used. Telegram does not share the members who were there before.

A Dropp creator account, linked in the creator’s Payment methods in Qreators. The creator’s links then show up on the Dropp Links page.

The chatter who sent the link. Each link sent from a conversation remembers who sent it, and the sale lands in that chatter’s stats when the fan pays.

Yes. They show up as made in Dropp, with their sales. Their media just cannot be previewed in Qreators.

A link cannot be edited. Create a new link with the new price, then deactivate the old one: fans who received it can no longer pay with it.

Every Qreators customer. The account owner finds a personal link in Settings, Referral, and can share it right away, with or without a paid plan.

The monthly Telegram subscription payments of the agencies you bring: 15 % of each, excluding VAT. When those agencies refer others, you also get 5 % of what the new ones pay. OnlyFans subscriptions are not part of the program.

For as long as they pay. There is no time limit: every month an agency you brought pays, you earn your share.

A commission is validated 30 days after the payment. Once you have $50 validated, we ask for your payout details and pay you by bank transfer, in US dollars or in euros.

Its commission is cancelled, or taken off your next payout if it was already paid. A disputed payment keeps its commission on hold until the dispute is settled.

Yes, until their first Telegram payment: they enter your code in Settings, Referral.

Partners with a large audience can earn 20 % instead of 15 % on the agencies they bring. Contact us to talk about it.

Your first Telegram creator on Standard, for as long as you keep it. One free creator per Telegram account, whatever the workspace.

Only your Telegram creators count: your second one pays the second-creator price, and so on. Your OnlyFans creators keep their own pricing.

Anytime, creator by creator. You only pay the difference for the rest of the current month.

No. You pay per creator only. Chatters and managers are unlimited, on every plan.

The Split Inbox distributes conversations into stable queues, and each chatter works their selected queues. Teams organize themselves by queue, which keeps two chatters from working the same conversations while staying flexible when someone needs to cover.

Yes. Once the creator is connected, outbound messages sent directly on OnlyFans are captured and shown in the Chat Center alongside app-sent messages, labeled by origin.

Yes, within OnlyFans’ 24-hour window, from the conversation or straight from the Chat Center, permission-checked either way.

Yes. Drafts save automatically on the device, including text, price, media, reply target and schedule, and restore when the chatter returns to the conversation.

Two sources: what your team writes, such as notes and preferences, and what Qreators syncs automatically from OnlyFans, including spending, subscription status and online state. Both live on the same profile.

Yes. Smart Lists and OnlyFans lists plug directly into automations and bulk campaigns as include or exclude audiences.

Yes, within your rules. Team members only see fans of the creators they have access to, and every access rule is enforced server-side.

Yes. Open shifts are visible to eligible chatters and claimed on a first-come, first-served basis. Once claimed, the shift becomes theirs and shows on the schedule like any assigned shift.

Attribution anchors to the moment the message was sent, not the purchase time. The revenue lands on the shift and chatter who did the work, even if the fan unlocks later.

Yes. A manager can reassign any sale to another chatter with a shift covering that moment. The old and new shift reports both recalculate.

No. Qreators tracks activity inside Qreators: clock-ins, conversations opened and messages sent. There is no keystroke logging or screen monitoring.

No. Marking a payment records it, with its amount, the date and who marked it. You keep paying your team the way you already do.

Every transaction of the creators assigned to that member: subscriptions, tips, messages, posts and streams, including sales made outside Qreators, at the real net OnlyFans reports.

It shows up unpaid in that period, ready to be marked. What was already paid never changes, and a bonus marked paid stays at the tier it was paid at.

Yes. Periods already paid stay as they are, and the new frequency starts the day after the last fixed pay or bonus you marked paid.

Pay amounts are visible to the owner and to the members you give the Payouts permission. Everyone else follows their goals and bonuses on the Leaderboard, within what you let their role see.

Only what you allow for their role: their own goal and their team goal, their team’s ranking with or without amounts, or every team. Owners see everything.

Yes. Progress, ranks and the goal card on the dashboard follow sales as they come in.

From the bonuses you set in Team Payouts: individual, per creator or team, with tiers you name yourself. The leaderboard ranks members on those goals.

Yes. From Team, Management, “View member’s leaderboard” opens their view, with their role’s visibility rules.

In Team settings: a name, a lead and members of any role, one team per member. Members without a team are listed together under No team.

It is handed to OnlyFans with its date as soon as you save it. It appears in the creator’s own scheduled posts and goes out at that time, even when nobody is logged in.

A campaign lives in Qreators and keeps posting for the creator. Auto Mix picks from the vault, Written follows posts you prepared. You set the rhythm and an optional time window, and nothing goes out while it is paused.

Yes. The last 90 days of the page are read in with their media and their figures, new posts keep coming in on their own, and older ones load on demand.

Yes. A poll, a quiz or a tip goal is added from the composer, with the rules OnlyFans enforces: the number of options, how long a poll stays open, a goal of at least $10 and suggested tips below it.

Only if you let them. Seeing posts and creating or managing them are two separate permissions, and both start off for chatters.

No. Sequences stop automatically when the fan replies, so a human picks up the conversation without an awkward bot message landing mid-chat.

Only if you want that. Frequency control lets a trigger fire once ever per fan, or on every occurrence, and duplicate protection prevents accidental double-sends either way.

No. Every message carries its origin, such as automation, bulk, scheduled or human, so chatter attribution and reports stay clean.

Q Bulk is managed by Qreators fan by fan, with precise audiences, per-recipient status and unsend. OF Bulk delegates to OnlyFans’ native mass messaging for maximum reach and aggregate reporting. Use whichever fits the campaign.

With Q Bulk, yes. Because Qreators sends it fan by fan, you can unsend the campaign per recipient after it goes out. OF Bulk hands delivery to OnlyFans’ native mass messaging, so it follows OnlyFans’ own rules.

Yes. Q Bulk uses the same targeting as the rest of Qreators: include or exclude by Smart List or OnlyFans list, minimum spend, tips or subscription length, online-only, and skips for recently messaged or already-unlocked fans.

No. Every message carries its origin, such as bulk, automation, scheduled or human, so chatter attribution and reports stay clean.

Yes. Every step tracks its own sends, purchases, conversion rate and revenue across manual, scheduled, automated and bulk usage, so you can fix the weak step instead of rewriting the whole script.

Yes. Placeholders resolve per fan at send time, using the fan’s OnlyFans name or the custom name your team saved.

Qreators organizes and syncs your OnlyFans vault, including lists, categories, prices and search, and streams media on demand. Your vault remains the home of your content.

Qreators reads earnings from OnlyFans’ own statement data, the same source as the OnlyFans dashboard, so your headline numbers line up.

Yes. Every dashboard exists in global view and per creator, and team members only see the creators they have access to.

They are statistical projections computed from your creator’s real history over selectable horizons. They extend your actual curve, are clearly marked as forecasts and are most reliable on short horizons.

Yes. OnlyFans reports clicks and subscribers on a tracking link and nothing about what those fans spend. Qreators connects each subscriber to their transactions and reports net revenue, spenders and revenue per subscriber on the link that brought them.

By OnlyFans’ own rule: the fan belongs to the last tracking link they clicked before subscribing. When a fan is counted under several links, their revenue is split equally between those links.

Yes. Set what the link cost, and Qreators computes ROI, cost per click, cost per subscriber and profit against the net revenue that link produced. Links without a cost keep their traffic and revenue figures.

Totals come from OnlyFans and cover the link’s whole life. The daily curve is recorded from the day the creator is connected to Qreators, so a range that starts earlier is shown as partially covered rather than filled in.

Yes. For a creator on manual payouts, you request the withdrawal from their file: a whole-dollar amount, at least the minimum OnlyFans requires and at most the balance actually available. OnlyFans then processes it, and the request cannot be cancelled from Qreators.

To the payout method configured on the creator’s OnlyFans account. Payout methods and legal forms are managed on OnlyFans and edited there. Qreators asks for the transfer, it never becomes the destination.

Yes. Each creator can be set to manual, weekly or monthly. On an automatic frequency OnlyFans sends the available balance on its own; on manual the balance waits until someone requests it, from Qreators or from OnlyFans.

Seeing balances and moving money are two separate permissions, and both start off for every role, so nobody reaches them until you grant access. Every request made from Qreators is recorded with the name of the member who asked.