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LoyalFans review

Creator subscriptions, clip store and live shows · TLFPAY LLC (Delaware LLC; St. Petersburg, Florida) · Last checked November 2026

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LoyalFans, run by TLFPAY LLC in Florida, mixes subscriptions ($1 to $50 a month, per its help centre as quoted by a third-party guide) with a clip store, paid messages, and private live shows and one-on-one calls billed by the minute. Unlike OnlyFans, it has a public creator directory and a page of who is live now, so you can look before you pay.

Its terms are the most candid in this comparison about chatters: fans acknowledge that "nonparties may assist Creators in operating their accounts and in Creator Interactions." They also ban AI-generated and deepfake uploads, promise not to renew you at a higher price unless you opt in, and treat payments, tips and wallet credits as non-refundable except where the law requires.

LoyalFans doesn't publish a billing descriptor, and fans may be asked to verify age depending on location, with no provider named. A small set of 20 PissedConsumer reviews averaged 1.4 of 5, mostly over refunds and support. See what shows on your statement for how the platforms compare on billing.

The facts

What fans pay

Subscriptions cost $1 to $50 a month according to LoyalFans' help centre as quoted by a third-party guide. On top of that, creators sell clips in a video store, charge per minute for private live shows and one-on-one calls, and can charge fans to send them messages. LoyalFans' terms say fan payments, including subscriptions, single purchases and tips, are non-refundable except where the law requires, wallet credits are non-refundable, and you won't be renewed at a higher price unless you opted in.^[1][2]

Discovery & who's on it

LoyalFans has a public creator directory and a page of creators streaming live, so you can browse before you subscribe. It publishes no user or creator counts that we could find.^[3][4]

Creator & age checks

The terms limit explicit content to verified users and say fans may have to verify age and identity depending on where they are, without naming a method or provider. LoyalFans doesn't publish a step-by-step creator verification process; its studio agreement asks for a government photo ID checked by a third-party service. Uploaded "AI-generated and deep-fake content is strictly prohibited" under the terms.^[2][1]

Billing & privacy

The terms say fan payments go through approved third-party payment providers but name no billing descriptor, and we found no official one. Third-party guides say charges show a processor or a neutral parent-company name. The terms say creators' content may be used to train AI only for internal moderation.^[2][5]

Scams & complaints

LoyalFans' terms are unusually frank: fans acknowledge that "nonparties may assist Creators in operating their accounts and in Creator Interactions", so a reply may not come from the creator. Bad-faith chargebacks can get an account suspended or deleted. A small sample of 20 reviews on PissedConsumer averaged 1.4 of 5, mostly about refunds and support. We found no regulator action.^[2][6]

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