How to Request Custom Content on OnlyFans

Custom content is how you get personalized videos, shout-outs, or direct attention from creators. It's also where DM upsells and miscommunication happen most. This guide explains realistic pricing, how to negotiate, what creators actually deliver, and when custom content is worth the cost.

TL;DR

—Typical pricing: Shout-outs $25-100, custom videos $75-300, sexting sessions $50-200/hr

—Negotiate first, pay second: Always agree on details and pricing before sending money

—Get it in writing: Screenshot the terms or save the DM conversation

—Delivery timeline: 3-14 days typical, express rush costs extra

—Content ownership: Creator retains copyright; you get personal use, not resale rights

Custom content types and pricing

Shout-out (easiest, cheapest)

Creator records a 15-30 second video saying your name, a message, or a birthday greeting. Typical price: $25-75.

Delivery: Usually within 1-7 days. Some creators offer "rush" (same-day) for +$10-25.

Custom video (mid-range)

You describe a scenario or request (fitness routine, Q&A, roleplay, etc). Creator records a custom video, usually 3-10 minutes. Price: $100-300+.

Variables affecting price:

—Length (3 min vs 15 min can be 2x price difference)

—Specificity (simple request vs complex scenario)

—Rush delivery (same-day = +$50)

—Exclusivity (you're the only one who gets it; shared versions are cheaper)

Sexting session (highest-touch)

Real-time or async message conversation with sexual/flirty content. Usually priced per minute or per hour. Range: $50-200/hr.

Can be async (creator responds when they're free, usually same day) or scheduled (real-time, date/time locked in). Real-time costs more.

Photo sets or compilations

Custom photo album matching a request. Typically $50-150 depending on count and concept.

How to request and negotiate

Step 1: Check if the creator takes custom requests

Not all creators offer custom content. Check their bio or FAQ. If you don't see it mentioned, send a simple DM: "Do you take custom content requests?"

Step 2: Be specific about your request

Vague requests get expensive or delayed responses. Instead of "can you make a video," say:

"I'm interested in a 5-minute custom video of [specific topic]. I'd like it by [date]. What's your rate?"

Specific requests get faster quotes and are less likely to result in disappointing content.

Step 3: Discuss pricing and terms

Creator quotes a price. Before paying:

—Ask delivery timeline (do they have a backlog?)

—Clarify what's included (video length, exclusivity, rights)

—Ask if they offer rush delivery and the cost

—Confirm payment method (most use OnlyFans tips or DM transfers)

Step 4: Get terms in writing

Screenshot or copy the conversation showing:

—Request details (what they're creating)

—Price

—Delivery date

—Any other terms

This protects both of you if there's a dispute.

Step 5: Send payment

OnlyFans typical flow:

1. Creator quotes price

2. You send tip or payment via DM (shows as a tip or custom payment in DM)

3. Creator creates content

4. Creator sends final video/content via DM (may be PPV link or regular file)

Some creators use third-party payment (PayPal, Venmo) but this is less common and less safe.

Step 6: Download and keep the content

When the creator sends your custom video, download it immediately. Some creators delete custom content after a certain period, so keep your own copy.

Common mistakes

Mistake 1: Paying before agreeing on specifics. Never send money until you've discussed length, content, delivery date, and exclusivity. "Trust me" is not a contract.

Mistake 2: Requesting sexual/explicit content from creators who don't do it. This is rude and wastes everyone's time. Check their page or ask explicitly: "Do you do sexual custom content?" before requesting it.

Mistake 3: Requesting something way outside their brand. If a creator focuses on fitness content and you ask for a dancing video, they might quote high ($500+) because it's outside their wheelhouse. Request aligned with their existing content.

Mistake 4: Expecting rights to resell or share. When you commission custom content, you own your personal copy but not the copyright. You can't sell it, post it to social media as your own, or share it widely. Use is personal only.

Mistake 5: Requesting impossible timelines. Creators have backlogs. Asking for same-day delivery on a 15-minute custom video is unrealistic. Give at least 3-5 days, or pay rush fees.

Pro tips

—Start with a shout-out. If you've never commissioned a creator, start with a cheap shout-out ($25-50) to test responsiveness and quality before investing in a longer video.

—Build rapport first. Creators are more responsive to subscribers who've been engaged in their feed and DMs for a while. Being a fan first, customer second, gets better results.

—Use video requests for unique angles. Shout-outs and preset videos are fun, but custom video is most valuable for "talk me through your process" or "react to my [thing]" — content creators don't usually do publicly.

—Negotiate bundle deals. If you want multiple videos, ask for a 10-20% discount for a "package deal." Creators often agree to volume pricing.

What to do next

Before requesting custom content, make sure you've already subscribed and engaged with the creator's regular feed. Then send a DM asking about custom rates — start the conversation without expecting an immediate response. For help finding creators who specialize in custom content, browse our niche directory and check their bios.

FAQ

Q: What if the creator doesn't deliver?

A: This is rare but happens. OnlyFans support can investigate if you file a complaint, but refunds aren't guaranteed. This is why "get it in writing" matters.

Q: Can I ask for a refund if the video isn't what I expected?

A: Maybe. If the video is wildly different from what was agreed, support might help. If you just changed your mind, probably not. Communication before delivery prevents this.

Q: Do I own the custom video after I pay?

A: You own your personal copy and have rights to use it privately. The creator retains copyright. You can't sell it, post it on public social media, or redistribute it.

Q: How private is custom content?

A: As private as the creator keeps it. Reputable creators don't share custom content; some do (rarely). Discuss exclusivity upfront if total privacy matters to you.

Bottom line

Negotiate specifics and pricing before paying. Get terms in writing. Start with a small order (shout-out) to test the creator. Typical range is $25-300 depending on request complexity. Check our guide on finding similar creators if you're exploring new options.

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