Quick note: this is about adult content. 18+ only. I’m sharing my real experience as a creator and a fan. I keep it clean here, but still frank.
How I actually use both
I use Erome as a free preview spot. I post short teasers there—think a 30–45 second behind-the-scenes clip in a cute set, or a few stills from a boudoir shoot. I add a clear watermark with my name. Then I point folks to my OnlyFans for the full set and chat.
OnlyFans is where I sell and talk with fans. It’s paid, and it feels more private and safe. The two together work like a funnel: Erome brings eyes, OnlyFans pays the bills. If you need a practical walkthrough on setting up Erome itself, the concise tutorial on Cordless is a solid starting point.
You know what? That simple setup saved me so much time. It’s not fancy, but it works. If you’d like an even deeper, step-by-step breakdown of how I juggle the two platforms, I laid everything out in a longer piece right here: my extended Erome + OnlyFans review.
Real examples and numbers from my page
- One Erome teaser: 37 seconds, 720p, blurred the final 5 seconds, big watermark in the bottom left.
- Title: “Orange Set BTS” (short, friendly).
- Tags: “BTS, lingerie, teaser.” I keep tags clean and simple.
What happened in 3 days:
- 12,400 views on Erome
- 420 profile clicks to my OnlyFans
- 31 new subs at $9.99/month
- Gross: $309.69; after the 20% platform fee, I saw about $248
- I sent a welcome message with a paid video at $12
- 19 bought it, so +$228
- Net that week from this one teaser: about $476
Another quick one:
- A still photo set (8 pics) on Erome, low-res, watermark across the center
- 6,900 views, 10 subs, 8 tip messages at $5
- About $120 net after fees
Is it always this neat? No. Some posts flop. One Sunday post got under 1,000 views. I learned to post Thurs–Sat nights. Small thing, big difference.
What shines on Erome
- Reach: It’s fast. Stuff spreads.
- Extra eyeballs: I sometimes drop micro-teasers on GetAllPorn and get a surprising spike of traffic that funnels right back to my OnlyFans.
- Simple posts do best: clear title, two or three tags, one clean teaser.
- Watermark everything. I use Canva or CapCut. Big, but not ugly.
- Short clips win. Under a minute works best for me.
What bugged me on Erome
- Leaks happen. I found one of my older full videos reposted by a stranger. I sent a takedown. It was removed in about 48 hours. Not fun, but it did get fixed.
- Comments can be rough. I don’t argue. I just block.
- No payouts there. It’s pure promo.
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What I love on OnlyFans
- Control: I set my price, I set free trials, I use bundles. My main sub price is $9.99. I run a 7-day free trial about once a month.
- Tools: I schedule posts, send a welcome message, and use lists for top fans.
- Geo-blocking helps my privacy. I block a few regions where I don’t want to show up.
- Payouts are steady. I see funds hit in about a week.
Small example:
- I ran a 50% off bundle for 3 months last fall.
- New subs doubled for that week. Churn (people leaving) went up later, sure, but the paid messages covered it.
What’s rough on OnlyFans
- Discovery is weak. You need outside traffic. That’s why I use Erome.
- DMs take time. I set a 30-minute “message window” at night, so I don’t burn out.
- Refunds and chargebacks are rare, but they do happen. Support helped me two out of three times.
Safety and privacy (creator notes)
- Watermark every file. Big and across the image works best.
- Strip metadata. I run videos through HandBrake. Quick and easy.
- Face control: If you don’t want your face out there, crop or mask. Soft blur works.
- Boundaries: I post a clear list of what I do and what I don’t do. Saves me headaches.
- Separate email and number. I keep work and home apart. Sanity first.
For fans: what you should know
- Erome is free. You’ll see teasers and some sets. Quality varies. Comments can be messy.
- OnlyFans is private. You pay, but you get real chat, full sets, and better quality. Please don’t share content. It hurts the folks you like.
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My setup, plain and simple
- Erome: teaser clip 30–45 seconds, watermark, clear tags, posted Thurs or Fri night.
- OnlyFans: $9.99/month, weekly scheduled posts, welcome message with a paid video, a monthly free trial push.
- Weekly time: about 6–8 hours total for planning, editing, and messages.
Final take
If you’re a creator, Erome brings eyes. OnlyFans brings income. Together, they work—so long as you’re steady, careful, and kind to yourself.
If you’re a fan, Erome is the free porch light. OnlyFans is the warm room inside.
I’ll be real: I’ve had wins and flops on both. But this combo keeps me steady, pays my rent, and lets me make art on my terms. And that’s the whole point, right?
—Kayla