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OnlyFans convention appearances and public fan events, ticketed the right way

When a creator signs at a convention or hosts an online watch party, fans want a real ticket, not a DM and a payment app. FansMeetup sells tickets to official public fan events, checks that every ticket holder is a verified adult and gives venue guests a QR ticket at the door.

What an official fan event means here

A fan event on FansMeetup is always public. It is organised by the creator herself or by a verified organiser, and it takes place either at a public venue, such as a booth or a signing table at a convention, or online as a watch party that many fans join at once.

There is no private version of a fan event. Nothing on FansMeetup is a one to one meeting in person, and the terms forbid using an event to arrange anything offline after it ends.

  • Signings and meet and greet tables at conventions and expos
  • Appearances at public venues with a published address and opening hours
  • Online watch parties and live hangouts for ticket holders
  • Members only events for your VIP fan club

Selling tickets for your OnlyFans convention signing

Only fans conventions and adult industry expos often give creators a table but leave the ticketing for that table to the creator. That usually means a cash queue, a crowd that never ends and no way to know who is old enough to be there.

With an event page on FansMeetup you set the number of tickets for your signing slot, the ticket price and the time window. Fans buy in advance, pass the age check once, and arrive with a QR code that you or your organiser scan at the table. You know exactly how many people are coming and the money is already collected.

  • You set the ticket price, from 10 USD per ticket
  • You cap the number of tickets per time slot so the line stays short
  • Each ticket carries the holder's verified adult status, never their legal name
  • You keep 80 percent of every ticket, paid out weekly

FansMeetup is an independent service and is not affiliated with OnlyFans, with any other platform or with any convention organiser.

Online watch parties for fans who cannot travel

Most fans will never get to an OnlyFans convention in person. An online watch party lets them share the moment anyway. You pick a time, the number of seats and the ticket price, and ticket holders join from the browser on a phone or a computer, with no app to install.

Watch parties work like a group session with a theme: a premiere of your new set, a recap after a convention weekend or a live chat while you open fan mail. If you want to sell seats for an online event in more detail, read how virtual tickets work.

The rules every public fan event follows

  1. 1The venue is public and the address is the venue's public address, never a home or a hotel room.
  2. 2The creator or a verified organiser runs the event, and the organiser's identity is checked before the page goes live.
  3. 3Every ticket holder is a verified adult. Venue tickets are personal and carry a QR code.
  4. 4Messages about the event are filtered for phone numbers, private addresses and outside handles, and those messages are blocked.
  5. 5Any request to meet privately after the event can be reported, and the account that makes it is closed.

More on this on the safety page.

Fan event questions

Can I sell tickets to my own convention appearance?

Yes. Create an event, set the venue, the time window, the number of tickets and the price. Fans buy in advance and show the QR code at your table.

Who can buy a ticket?

Only fans who have passed the age check. Every ticket holder at a FansMeetup event is a verified adult.

Are private meetings possible after an event?

No. FansMeetup is online only, and the only offline format is a ticketed event at a public venue. Arranging private meetings is against the terms and ends the account.

What is the lowest ticket price?

10 USD per ticket. You set any price above that, and you keep 80 percent.

Can an agency or organiser run the event?

Yes, if the organiser is verified. A manager on a team seat can run the event calendar but never sees or moves payouts.