OnlyFans tip menu ideas: how to build a menu fans can actually buy from

A tip menu is a posted list of extras fans tip for—so they know the deliverable, the price and the wait. Fans tip and message the line they want; you track fulfillment. OnlyFans still takes 20% of those tips (Terms).

This page is about what to offer and how to fulfill it. Starting dollar bands sit on the pricing guide so the two articles do not drift.

You pin a list (text or graphic). A fan tips the amount and names the line. You confirm, deliver and mark it done. Think of it as a store without a formal cart—OnlyFans tips are the payment rail; your notes are the order system.

Strength: sells extras without a separate store SKU for every item.
Limitation: volume can outrun your calendar—pause lines you cannot fulfill. At higher volume, some creators add help for message triage; that is optional, not a day-one requirement.

Works on paid or free profiles. On a paid page, extras should not replace the feed you already promised.

Assumptions (teaching only): Solo photo/video creator; paid $8/month feed already includes three weekly sets. Menu is for extras. Prices are illustrative—swap in your numbers from the pricing guide.

Menu line	Fan pays (example)	Deliverable	Turnaround	Not included
Custom voice note (≈60 sec, name drop)	$5 tip	One audio message in DMs	48 hours	Video; ongoing chat
Photo rating (written)	$8 tip	Short written reply to one image they send	48 hours	Video rating; harsh roast unless listed
10-message sexting block	$20 tip	10 creator messages in one session window you schedule	Same day you accept	Unlimited chat; calls
Custom photo set (8 stills, outfit they choose from your list)	$25 tip	8 photos via DM	5–7 days	Video; items you do not own
Custom video (5 min base)	$60 tip	One 5-minute video	7 days (rush +$25, 72 hours)	Acts outside your written limits
15-min video call (clothed)	$75 tip	Scheduled call	Booked within 7 days	Explicit acts unless a separate nude-call line exists
Coffee tip	$4 tip	Thank-you reply	24 hours	Custom media

Start with three to five lines. Add more only when fulfillment stays on time. Too many options create choice paralysis.

Use only what you will deliver and what local law and platform rules allow. Dollar guidance: pricing guide.

Ratings (photo / voice / video)

If fans already send images, a paid rating turns inbox noise into a product. Sell written, voice or short video review as separate lines with different prices.

Set the tone in the menu: honest scale, ego-boost only, or roast—because buyers who pay for praise hate a cold 3/10, and buyers who pay for roast hate empty flattery. State length (for example 1–2 minutes for video).

Sexy voice clips

Fast to produce: birthday shoutouts, good-morning notes, name-drops, short JOI audio. Good filler between heavier customs. Keep background noise out; say whether the clip is exclusive to them or may appear later as a feed teaser.

Custom videos

Usually the highest-effort line. Use a base length and price, then add-ons (outfit from your list, named acts you allow, rush turnaround). Example structure from common practice: standard custom → +outfit → +specific act—each as a clear upcharge, not a vague “we’ll see.”

State normal turnaround (often several days) and rush windows separately.

Sexting

Prefer a fixed message count (for example 10 creator messages) over “10 minutes.” Fans distrust clock-based chat when message pace varies. Schedule a session window so you are actually present. Pictures or clips inside the block should be listed if included.

Virtual dates / video calls

Live 1:1 time is scarce—price it like scarce time. A “virtual date” works best when you treat part of the call as conversation and connection, then escalate only as the menu promised. Write expectations: clothed vs nude, length, what is off-limits, how to reschedule.

Worn clothing / physical parcels

Using OnlyFans tips to sell worn underwear (or other clothing) and cover physical shipping is unresolved on Follower: the platform’s public Terms state the usual tip fee, but that alone does not confirm permission to take payment for a shipped garment. Do not add a tip-menu line for physical worn items until OnlyFans’ own rules or support guidance for your account say that route is allowed. Marketplace options and a pricing worksheet: selling used underwear.

Girlfriend / boyfriend experience (GFE / BFE)

Sell only as a defined package (for example two customs + four voice notes + one short call)—never a vague “be mine.” Premium positioning needs premium clarity.

Remote toy control

Only if you own the hardware and state session length. Options: 1:1 control during a call, or paid control slots during a live where others watch. Consent and safety limits belong on the menu line.

JOI

Pre-recorded or custom. If the format is new to you, watch examples until you can deliver confidently—do not list it until you can.

Work-safe / cheaper lines

Clothed birthday wishes, fitness tips (only if credible), non-sexual hello notes. Useful for fans who cannot afford explicit customs and for days you want lighter work.

Niche add-ons without rebuilding the whole page

You can keep a broad feed and still sell feet, findom-adjacent tasks you allow, or other niches as tip lines when fans ask. Match what you will actually shoot.

Gifts that fund a shoot vs pamper tips

Shared-benefit gift: fan buys lingerie/toy; you film with it and thank them (often exclusive briefly, then usable in wider content if you said so).
Pamper tip: coffee, spa fund—no media required beyond a thank-you. Treat regular tippers like valued fans if you want repeats.

Design and fulfillment

Pin the current menu; date it when prices change.
Group lines under short headings (audio / customs / live / other extras).
When a tip arrives, reply with line item + delivery window.
Track open orders (notes app or spreadsheet).
Mark complete only after send.
Pause the menu in bio/pin when you are away.

Keep the graphic readable. Clear prices beat decoration. Browse other creators’ menus for layout ideas; do not copy trademarked art.

Bundles: decide the net you want for the bundle first, then price singles a bit higher so separate orders are a bonus—not a discount trap. Dollar detail: pricing guide.

Boundaries checklist

For every line, fans must see:

What they get
What they do not get
Turnaround
Limits (no face, no certain acts, no meetups, no illegal content)

Vague menus create refunds and arguments. Firm boundaries are part of the product.

Limits

Topic	Status
Official OnlyFans “tip menu” product	Tips are a payment type; a tip menu is a creator workflow, not a separate store module in Creator Center
Surveyed average tip prices by niche	Not established—sample dollars are teaching examples

Bottom line

Ship a short menu with deliverables, prices, turnaround and exclusions. Fulfill what you sell. Expand categories only when the calendar can take them. Move dollar experiments on the pricing guide, then keep what fans actually buy.