What viewers get from gaming creators here
Following is free and shows you public highlights, short vertical clips and stories from a creator's setup. Paying gets you closer to the person behind the stream.
- Tickets to small paid lives, such as a ranked climb where the creator talks through every decision.
- Coaching: send a replay or a question in a message and get a paid, personal breakdown.
- Subscriber only clips with full commentary, settings and loadouts.
- Tips during a live when a play lands, sent straight to the creator.
You pay per purchase by card or crypto. There is no balance to top up and no coins to convert.
Why streamers add a paid page next to their stream
Public streaming rewards big chat numbers. A paid page rewards the regulars who would happily pay to learn from you or hang out in a smaller room. Instead of waiting for a sponsor, you set prices for things your community already asks for.
| Product | How gamers use it |
|---|---|
| Live with paid tickets | A capped coaching lobby, a review night, a co-op session with subscribers |
| Tips during live | Rewards for clutch moments and requests |
| Paid messages | VOD reviews, aim or macro advice, build checks |
| Subscription | Weekly clip breakdowns, settings files, patch notes in your own words |
| Limited numbered drops | A set of 300 custom overlays or a season guide with a countdown |
| Pay-per-view posts | A single deep dive on one map, hero or route |
Subscriptions are priced by you from $4.99 to $49.99 a month. OmgFans keeps a flat 20% of each fan payment, and you keep 80%. Try your own mix with the creator earnings estimate.
Running paid lives that people come back to
Tickets work best when the room has a clear promise: one hour, one topic, a set number of seats. Announce it a few days early with a story, then post a short clip from the session afterward so people who missed it buy the next ticket. Our live streaming page explains tickets, tips and how lives appear in the feed.
Coaching through paid messages pairs well with lives. Someone watches your live, sends a replay the next day and pays for a written or video breakdown.
How players discover gaming creators on OmgFans
Gaming is a SFW category, open to guests, and it appears in category pages, Trending, New and Rising. Rising gives creators who just started a fair spot, and discovery boosts on paid plans push your profile there for a launch. For a broader look at the app, see what makes a content creator platform work.
You can earn with no plan at all. Pro and Studio add scheduling for clip posts, a fan CRM to see your top supporters and mass messages to announce lives.
Questions streamers and viewers ask
Can I still stream on other platforms?
Yes. Many creators keep their public stream and use OmgFans for paid lives, coaching and subscriber clips.
How do paid live tickets work?
You set a ticket price for a live show. Fans buy a ticket to join, and they can tip during the live. Each purchase is a single card or crypto payment.
Can I coach players through messages?
Yes. Fans send a replay or a question, and you reply with a paid message that they unlock. It is one of the eight ways creators earn here.
What fee does OmgFans take from gaming creators?
A flat 20% platform fee on every fan payment from the first sale. You keep 80%, and payouts run weekly once you reach $50.
Is there a free trial for my subscription?
OmgFans has no free plan, but you can create trial links with time limited access or promo codes with a discount you choose.