What cosplay fans can follow and unlock
Follow cosplayers for free to see their public shots, short transformation clips and stories from the workshop. When a build grabs you, there is more behind it.
- Subscriptions with progress posts, wig styling notes and armor patterns.
- Numbered set drops for a finished costume, with a fixed edition size and a countdown.
- Tickets to lives from a convention floor or a late night sewing session.
- Pay-per-view posts for a full making-of or a single photo set you missed.
How patreon cosplay compares with OmgFans
Patreon is a solid membership tool, and many cosplayers keep it. The difference is where new fans come from. Fees below are as publicly listed and can change.
| Patreon | OmgFans | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform fee | 8 to 12% depending on plan, plus payment processing fees | 20% flat on every fan payment |
| Discovery for new fans | No in-platform discovery feed, you bring your own audience | Category pages, Trending, New, Rising and Nearby |
| Pricing model | Memberships | Subscriptions, pay-per-view, paid messages, tips, live tickets and numbered drops |
If your audience already lives on Patreon and nobody else needs to find you, the lower fee may win. If you need new fans every month, a feed that shows your work to people who never heard of you is worth the difference. For the basics, read how fan subscriptions work.
Moving your tiers to subscriptions and drops
Patreon tiers often pile up: a $3 tier, a $5 tier, a $10 tier with one extra perk. On OmgFans you set one subscription price between $4.99 and $49.99, with optional 3 and 6 month bundles at a discount you choose. Everything that used to sit in a higher tier becomes a single purchase.
- Put your monthly progress posts and polls in the subscription.
- Turn each finished costume shoot into a numbered drop, for example 150 copies.
- Sell build guides and pattern files as pay-per-view posts.
- Run a ticketed live during each convention you attend.
- Share a trial link with your Patreon members so they can look around before they move.
Studio adds watermarking and leak takedown requests, which matters for photo sets. See creator plans for the full list.
How discovery works in the Cosplay category
Cosplay is a SFW category. Your profile shows to guests, in the main feed and on this category page. The Rising tab gives newer cosplayers a lane, and discovery boosts in Pro and Studio push your profile there during a launch week. Read more on the creator side of OmgFans.
Questions cosplayers ask about leaving Patreon
Is OmgFans cheaper than Patreon for cosplayers?
Not on fees alone. Patreon lists 8 to 12% plus payment processing, and OmgFans takes a flat 20%. What the 20% buys on OmgFans is a discovery feed that sends new fans to you, plus numbered drops and ticketed lives.
Can I keep my Patreon while I try OmgFans?
Yes. Many creators run both. You can send Patreon members a trial link or a promo code you create, with the length or discount you choose.
How do numbered set drops work?
You set an edition size and a countdown. Each fan buys one numbered copy, and the drop shows as sold out when all copies are gone.
Is the Cosplay category for adult content?
No. Cosplay is SFW. Adult content sits only in the separate 18+ category for verified creators who opted in.
How do I protect my photo sets from leaks?
Media carry watermarks, and the Studio plan adds watermarking tools and leak takedown requests. Every post also has a one click report button.