Link revenue in the bigger picture: sources, creators and projections.
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Tracking Links
Know which promo brings fans who actually spend.
OnlyFans counts clicks and subscribers. It never tells you what those fans went on to spend.
Qreators finishes the sentence net revenue, spenders, promo cost and ROI, link by link.
The whole funnel, not just the top of it.
Clicks become subscribers, subscribers become spenders, and spending becomes net revenue: the four numbers side by side, for one link or for all of them.
Revenue is net, and follows OnlyFans’ own last-click rule: the fan belongs to the last link they clicked.
Tell it what the promo cost.
Type in what you paid the shoutout, the agency or the ad, and Qreators turns it into ROI, cost per click, cost per subscriber and profit. A paid promo that looked busy often stops looking clever here.
Set a cost on one link, or on none at all: the rest of the page works either way.
Every link, ranked by what it earned.
Sort by revenue, conversion or what is moving right now. Each row carries its traffic, its net revenue, its profitability and a 30-day trend, so a promo that is dying shows up before the month closes.
Daily history starts the day the creator is connected, and the page says how much of the range it covers.
Sources on one side, real fans on the other.
Group your links by source to see which platform carries the account, then open any link to meet the fans it brought: searchable, spenders first and exportable.
Sources and tags are yours: they organize your links inside Qreators and change nothing on OnlyFans.
Turn a promo into an audience that keeps filling itself.
A tracking link list is a special list wired to the link itself. Its current subscribers join right away, and every fan who arrives through that link afterwards is added on their own. Point a campaign at it once, and the audience keeps growing without you.
A manual list or an OnlyFans list can also take the link’s fans, but only once: those two receive today’s subscribers and stop there.
Works together with
The fans a link brought, with their notes, spending and history.
OnlyFans CRM →Turn a link’s fans into a list, then message exactly that audience.
Bulk Messaging →Stop paying for promo you cannot measure.
Put a cost on every link, read the net revenue it returned, and spend the next budget where it already worked.
FAQ
Tracking links questions
Can I see how much revenue a tracking link brought?
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.
How is a fan attributed to a link?
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.
Can I measure the return on a paid promo?
Yes. Set what the promo cost on the link, 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.
How far back does link history go?
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.