Short answer: a tip menu is a short list of things a fan can pay for and what each costs. It stops you inventing prices on the spot, gives fans permission to ask, and turns "would you ever do a custom?" into a sale. A good one fits on one image, has six to ten items, and prices customs at two to three times your pre-made content.
Here is what goes on it, what it should cost, and a template.
What a tip menu actually does
Fans do not know what they are allowed to ask for. A tip menu tells them. It does four jobs at once:
- Sets prices in advance, so you are never quoting live and undercharging
- Suggests things fans had not thought of, which is where a lot of custom income comes from
- Filters time wasters, because a price list is a polite way of saying "this is a shop"
- Gives you something to send when a conversation stalls
It is not a contract and it is not your only pricing. Think of it as the printed menu in a café: most people order from it, and the regulars ask for things that are not on it.
What to put on it
Six to ten items is the sweet spot. Fewer looks thin; more looks like a spreadsheet. Mix cheap, mid and premium so there is something for every budget and the top item makes the middle look reasonable.
Common categories:
- Quick things that cost little and start a conversation: a rating, a shout-out, a picture of your choice
- Content that already exists: a set, a video, a themed bundle
- Customs: a picture, a short video, a longer video, with your name said or a specific outfit
- Attention: a voice note, a short sexting session, a video call, a "good morning" text for a week
- Access: a dick rating, a priority reply, a monthly VIP
Leave off anything you would not actually do, anything that breaks OnlyFans rules, and anything that would take you more than a few minutes to deliver for less than the price of a coffee.
Price ranges that creators publish
These are typical ranges from published menus and creator reports in 2026. Your own numbers depend on your niche and your audience. Start in the range, then raise prices on whatever sells out.
| Item | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Rating or quick personal reply | $5 to $15 |
| Single pre-made picture | $3 to $10 |
| Pre-made picture set (10+) | $10 to $40 |
| Pre-made video (2 to 5 min) | $10 to $30 |
| Custom picture | $10 to $30 |
| Custom short video (under 5 min) | $30 to $100 |
| Custom long video (10 min+) | $100 to $300+ |
| Voice note | $5 to $20 |
| Sexting session (15 to 30 min) | $30 to $100 |
| Video call (10 min) | $50 to $150 |
| Monthly VIP or priority access | $20 to $100 |
Two rules hold across every niche:
- Customs cost two to three times pre-made. The fan is buying your time and attention.
- Anything with a name in it costs more. "Say my name" is the most common custom request on the platform, and it should carry a premium.
For how these fit with your subscription and pay-per-view pricing, see the PPV pricing guide.
Three example menus
Example 1: Soft, girlfriend-style page
- Good morning text, every day for a week: $20
- Rate your picture: $10
- Picture of my choice, right now: $8
- Voice note saying your name: $15
- Custom picture, your idea: $25
- Custom video, 3 minutes: $60
- Sexting, 20 minutes: $50
- Video call, 10 minutes: $90
Example 2: Feet-focused, no face
- Single picture, your pick of angle: $6
- 10-picture set: $20
- Custom picture (polish, shoes, setting): $15
- Custom video, 2 minutes: $45
- Weekly "what I'm wearing" set: $25
- Rate your feet picture: $8
See how to sell feet pics on OnlyFans for the full feet playbook.
Example 3: Couple page
- Rate our last post: $10
- Pre-made video, 5 minutes: $25
- Custom video with your scenario, 5 minutes: $120
- Say your name in the next video: $40
- Q&A voice note from both of us: $20
- VIP: priority replies plus one free custom picture a month: $60
How to lay it out
Most creators make the menu as an image in a free design tool and pin it to their feed. Keep it:
- One image, readable on a phone without zooming
- In your colours and your voice, not a generic template
- Dated, so you can update it and fans know which version is current
- Pinned on your page and saved as a reply you can drop into any DM
Add one line under the prices: "Something else in mind? Ask." That sentence is where the best customs come from.
How to use it in DMs
A menu that sits on your feed does half the job. The other half is sending it at the right moment:
- In the welcome message, as a link or a line, not the whole image. "My menu's pinned if you want to spoil me."
- When a fan asks "do you do customs?" Send the menu and ask what he is picturing.
- When a conversation goes quiet. "Been meaning to tell you, I added voice notes to the menu."
- After a purchase. The fan who just bought a set is the fan most likely to buy a custom.
Always take payment before delivery. A tip for the agreed amount, or the content sent as a locked pay-per-view message. Our upselling guide covers the conversation step by step.
Updating the menu
Review it monthly:
- Raise the price of anything that sells more than a few times a week
- Remove anything nobody has bought in two months
- Add the thing fans keep asking for that is not on it
- Keep the top item premium, even if it rarely sells. It anchors everything below it.
Tell existing fans when prices go up. A short post with a date is enough. Changing prices silently on a fan who ordered last month at the old rate is how you get a dispute.
Fill-in template
Copy this, replace the brackets, delete anything you would not do.
[Your name]'s menu - [month, year]
Quick
- [Rating / quick reply]: $[5-15]
- [Picture of my choice]: $[3-10]
Content
- [Set name], [count] pictures: $[10-40]
- [Video name], [length]: $[10-30]
Customs
- Custom picture, your idea: $[10-30]
- Custom video, [length]: $[30-100]
- Say your name: +$[10-25]
Attention
- Voice note: $[5-20]
- [Sexting / chat session], [length]: $[30-100]
- Video call, [length]: $[50-150]
Something else in mind? Ask.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have a tip menu on a free OnlyFans page? Yes, and you probably should. A free page earns from messages and tips, so the menu is the shop. It matters more on a free page than a paid one.
Does OnlyFans have a built-in tip menu? OnlyFans has offered tip options and pay-per-view messages, but the tip menu as creators use it is a pinned image or post that you make yourself. Check the current app for any native features.
What is the most popular tip menu item? Across niches, personalised items: a name said out loud, a custom picture, a rating. Fans pay for attention more than for files.
How much should a custom video cost on OnlyFans? Published ranges are $30 to $100 for a short custom and $100 to $300 or more for ten minutes plus. Price by your time, the specificity of the request, and whether a name or a particular scenario is involved.
Should I list prices publicly or only in DMs? Publicly. A visible menu brings in requests from fans who would never have asked. Keep one or two premium things off the menu for regulars if you like, but the core list should be pinned.
Can fans tip for things not on the menu? Yes, and the best customs usually are. The menu is a starting point for the conversation, not a limit on it.
Where Naughtii fits
A menu is only useful if you quote from it quickly and consistently in DMs. Naughtii has your tip menu built into your profile, so when a fan asks what a custom costs, the drafted reply already has the right price and your rules for payment up front. You read every draft and send it yourself. The first month is free.
The bottom line
Write down six to ten things fans can pay for, price customs at two to three times pre-made, put the list on one image, pin it, and send it at the moments a fan is already interested. Take payment before you deliver, review prices monthly, and keep one line at the bottom inviting fans to ask for more. The menu is the start of the conversation, and the conversation is where the money is.
Price ranges are drawn from published creator menus and guides as of 4 October 2026 and vary widely by niche and audience. Check OnlyFans' current rules on what can be sold and the current limits on tips and pay-per-view prices. Naughtii is not affiliated with OnlyFans.