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How Fansfind works

This page explains where the information in the directory comes from, how it is processed and how results are ordered, so you can judge how far to rely on it.

Where the information comes from

Everything shown about a creator comes from their public profile page on OnlyFans, Fansly, ManyVids, Fanvue, FanCentro or LoyalFans. Fansfind reads those pages automatically about once a month. Each creator page shows the month its details were last checked.

Because listings are compiled by software and not reviewed one by one, a price, location or topic can be out of date or wrong. Creators can correct their listing, and anyone can report a problem, from the link at the bottom of each creator page.

What is listed, and what is left out

A listing can include the creator’s display name and handle, their platform, subscription price, free-trial offer, the short description they wrote for their profile, the location they gave, the month they joined, and their profile image.

  • Not collected: legal names, dates of birth, addresses, or anything behind a login or paywall.
  • Not listed: accounts the platform shows as suspended or unavailable, LoyalFans accounts that have never posted, and any profile whose own text suggests the person is under 18.
  • Images: shown directly from the platform. Fansly and FanCentro image links expire quickly, so creators there appear with their initials.

One creator, several platforms

When profiles on different platforms have both the same handle and the same display name, they are shown as one creator with a button for each platform. A matching handle on its own is not treated as proof, because popular names are often copied by other people. This means some creators appear more than once.

Topics

Topics are assigned by matching words in the creator’s own description, plus the categories a creator chose on ManyVids. This is a rough guide: a creator can be missing from a topic they belong in, or appear in one because of a passing mention.

Locations

A location is whatever the creator typed on their profile, matched to a country, region or city where it clearly names one. It is shown only as precisely as they stated it, and it has not been verified. Locations that are jokes or too vague to place, such as “your dreams” or “Europe”, are left as unknown.

Languages

Language is a guess based on the language a creator’s description is written in. It is only recorded when the text makes it clear.

Prices

  • Free means the subscription itself was listed at zero when last checked. A creator’s page can still sell extra content.
  • Free trial is a temporary offer. The regular price applies when it ends.
  • Price not listed means no monthly price was found. ManyVids, LoyalFans and FanCentro profiles are always shown this way, because their public pages do not show one. These creators never match a price filter.
  • Where a creator is on several platforms, the card shows their lowest known price and the creator page shows each platform’s price.
  • Prices are shown in US dollars as the platform listed them, and can change at any time.

How results are ordered

  • Most popular ranks each creator against others on the same platform, using the public figure that platform shows, such as likes, followers or its own ranking. Platforms count these differently, so the raw numbers are never compared across platforms. Profiles with no description or no image are placed lower.
  • Best match is used when you type words that are not recognised as a filter. Matches in a name or handle count for more than matches in a description.
  • Recently joined uses the date the creator joined their platform, where the platform shows it.
  • Price, low to high leaves out creators with no listed price.

Sponsored results

Creators can pay to appear first. A sponsored result is always labelled “Sponsored”, and it is only shown when that creator matches every filter you applied. Payment does not affect the order of the other results, and it does not change what a creator’s listing says.

Labels

  • AI-generated means the platform itself declares the account to be an AI-generated character.
  • Profile claimed means the creator has shown Fansfind that the account is theirs. It says nothing about their age, identity or the quality of their content.
  • Sponsored means the placement was paid for.

How search reads what you type

You can type a request in plain words, such as “fitness in London under $10”. Topics, places, platforms, languages and prices you mention become filters that appear as removable chips above the results. Words that are not recognised are searched for in names, handles and descriptions. If a filter was read wrongly, remove its chip.

Picking several topics finds creators with any of them. Different kinds of filter combine, so a topic and a city finds creators with that topic in that city.

Saved creators

Your saved list is stored in your browser on your device. There is no account, and clearing your browser data removes the list. When you open Saved, the page asks Fansfind for the current details of those creators so it can show them; the list is not kept on our side.

Search engines

Individual creator pages are currently marked so that search engines do not index them. Topic, location and collection pages can appear in search engines.

Corrections and removal

If you are listed, you can ask for a correction or for your listing to be removed. It is free and needs no account. A removed creator is added to a list that is checked every time the directory is refreshed, so the listing does not come back. Use the form on the For creators page.