Reach segments of fans with bulk direct messages and pay to view drops from your own system. Target by tag or spend, schedule on your own clock, and read purchases back through signed webhooks. Native access to OnlyFans and Fansly under one key.
Instead of sending from a browser tab, you send from code. Pick an audience, compose once, and deliver across a segment, with the results flowing back as structured data. Because access is native, the message goes out the same way the app sends it, and your purchase and read signals come back clean.
Send to a list or a whole segment from your backend, not one fan at a time in a browser.
Attach priced content to a message and track who unlocks it, per campaign.
Combine tags, subscription state and spend to message the right fans instead of everyone.
Trigger sends from your own scheduler or workflow tool, at the moment that converts best.
A signed event fires on every unlock and sale, so you can measure a campaign in real time.
Each account sends on its own managed residential IP, isolated and revocable.
Mass messaging is powerful and easy to overuse. CreatorAPI gives you the access; you stay responsible for pace, consent and the platform rules. Sensible throttling and honest content protect both the creator and the account, and keep campaigns landing where they should.
Yes. You can send direct messages and priced pay to view content to a segment from your own backend, and read unlocks and sales back through webhooks.
Yes. Combine tags, subscription state and spend to build a segment, so a campaign reaches the right fans rather than the whole list.
Overusing mass messages carries risk on any platform. Native sending, one IP per account and your own throttling keep the footprint sensible, and you set consent and content rules.
Yes. The same campaign pattern covers Fansly natively under one key.
Get your key, connect an account and send to a segment in minutes.