Creator income tracker
Log your months and see what is really left after platform fees, agency and costs – and whether it is trending up.
Your months
Enter each month's gross amount from your statement. If the statement already shows earnings after the platform fee, set the fee to 0.
| Month | Gross | Platform % | Agency % | Costs | Net | Remove month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $700.00 | ||||||
| $840.00 | ||||||
| $640.00 |
Your numbers stay in your browser (localStorage) and are never sent to us.
Your overview
$2,180.00
Total net from 3 months with data
- Total gross
- $3,100.00
- Platform fees
- − $620.00
- Agency share
- − $0.00
- Costs
- − $300.00
- Average net per month
- $726.67
- Share you keep
- 70.3 %
- Best month
- Month 2
- Last month vs. previous
- -23.8 %
Estimates only · not financial advice
Income tracker FAQ
How do I check my earnings each month?
Open the monthly overview in your creator dashboard (on OnlyFans, the Statements page) and enter the gross amount. Check whether it is shown before or after the platform fee so you do not deduct the fee twice.
Why is the platform fee set to 20%?
OnlyFans' Terms of Use state its fee is 20% of each fan payment. Other platforms use other rates, so you can change it for every month.
How is the agency share calculated?
On the amount left after the platform fee, as many agencies do. Example: $1,000 gross, 20% platform → $800, 30% agency → $240, minus $100 costs → $460 net.
Is this an OnlyFans income tracker or expense tracker?
It works for any creator income, including OnlyFans, Patreon or YouTube, and records costs next to income. It does not connect to any account; you type in the numbers from your statements.
Are my numbers saved?
Only in your browser on this device (localStorage). Nothing is sent to us. Use “Download CSV” to keep a copy in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
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