JustFor.Fans: run by people from the industry, best for gay creators.

What is JustFor.Fans?

JustFor.Fans, often called JFF, launched in February 2018. It was founded by Dominic Ford, an adult performer and director, and was built for explicit content from the start.

It’s best known among gay and queer creators and fans, and it sponsors gay adult industry events like the GayVN Awards. Plenty of its performers also run OnlyFans pages.

How JustFor.Fans works for fans

You subscribe to performers’ feeds and buy extras on top: individual videos, custom clips, paid texts and, from some creators, physical items.

Unlike OnlyFans, it’s set up for browsing. There’s an explore page, tags, categories and a performer search, so finding new people is easy.

What JustFor.Fans costs

Performers set their own subscription prices, and media, texts and custom videos are charged separately. Costs add up quickly if you follow lots of people.

Treat every subscription as recurring until you’ve checked the renewal setting. Look at how the charge will appear on your statement before you pay, and use a separate or virtual card if privacy matters.

For creators, and the red flags

Pay depends on your plan. Exclusive Performers, who agree not to sell on rival sites, get 85% on tips, private media, texting and store sales, and payouts can be weekly or monthly. Creators also get piracy monitoring through Porn Guardian, Ford’s anti-piracy service.

The main drawback is size: it’s a niche site, so creators still need their own following and fans outside the niche will find little. As anywhere, be wary of anyone who asks you to pay off the site.