Creator subscription setup

How to set up creator subscriptions: from a monthly price to your first subscriber-only post

Written by the FansNetwork team for creators and operators

Turning on creator subscriptions takes two things: set a price, then post. Follow the seven steps below — about ten minutes. Every step has a portal screenshot and a link that opens the right page.

Open Creator subscription How fans subscribe

FansNetwork portal subscription settings with the fan-facing preview card (Traditional Chinese UI)

Seven steps

Turn it on, post, and check your subscribers

Real desktop portal screens in Traditional Chinese; the same steps work on a phone. Tap an image to enlarge it.

1
Open Settings → Creator subscription

Sign in to the portal, open Settings, and use the last item in the category row. Only owners and full members see it; chat manager accounts do not.
Open Creator subscription ↗
2
Choose paid, set the monthly price

Pick the paid mode and enter a monthly price in TWD, between NT$30 and NT$30,000. Tick what subscribers get; the card on the right previews what fans will see.
Set price and benefits ↗
3
Switch on multi-month discounts, then save

3, 6 and 12 months each have a switch and a discount; the one-time total is calculated for you. Turn off periods you do not want to sell, then press save and publish.
Adjust multi-month discounts ↗
4
Add a first-month offer to win new subscribers

On the offers tab set a name, discount, audience, dates and quota. It applies to the 1-month plan only and does not stack with multi-month discounts. Save a paid plan first.
Set a first-month offer ↗
5
Go to My page → Posts

Subscriptions are about posts. From My page open Posts to see each post with its access level and status.
Open Posts ↗
6
Create a post and choose who can see it

Add a title and text, pick photos and videos from your media library or upload new ones. Choose one access level: public, subscribers only, or pay-per-post. Locked posts need a one-line public preview.
Create your first post ↗
7
Check subscribers and revenue

The subscribers tab lists each plan, end date and renewal status, with subscription revenue, the platform fee and your share on top. Only the fan can change their own auto-renew.
See subscribers ↗

What is a creator subscription?

Fans pay a monthly price to see your subscriber-only posts and member photos and videos. You set the price, the offers and what is included. Fans sign in on the web with a phone number or email — they do not need to add you on LINE first.

What do I need before starting?

Two things: a portal account, and a few photos or videos for your posts. Fill in your avatar, cover and one-line intro on My page first; the subscription card and your public page use the same profile.

How should I price it?

Set the monthly price in TWD between NT$30 and NT$30,000; you can change it later. A change only affects new subscriptions — fans already on auto-renew keep the price they subscribed at.

Multi-month discounts vs. first-month offers

Multi-month discounts apply to 3, 6 and 12 months paid once, with no auto-renew. A first-month offer is a promotional price on the 1-month plan; you can limit it to new or lapsed subscribers, set dates and a quota, and the regular price returns afterwards. The two never stack.

The three access levels

Public: everyone can see it — good for introducing yourself. Subscribers only: visible to active subscribers. Pay-per-post: bought separately, even by subscribers, at a price you set per post. A post has exactly one level.

Media library and posts

Photos and videos live in your media library and posts pick from it. Fans only see media that is in a published post; items that just sit in the library stay private. For a locked post, people who have not unlocked it see only the title and your public preview line.

Revenue and the platform fee

For every subscription and pay-per-post purchase the platform keeps a 20% service fee and the rest is yours. The subscribers tab shows total subscription revenue, the fee and your share. The portal shows the current rate.

Can I change a fan’s auto-renew?

No. Auto-renew is the fan’s choice; you can only view it. Multi-month plans have no auto-renew and show as not applicable.

Troubleshooting

Blocked when publishing a subscriber-only post: save a paid plan in subscription settings first. Blocked when publishing an offer: you also need a monthly price. Media missing from the picker: upload it to the library, or check it was not removed. For anything else, contact support.

Ready?

Set a monthly price, then publish your first post

Prices and offers can be changed later. Save a paid plan, publish one subscriber-only post, then share your page link.

Open Creator subscription

How to set up creator subscriptions: from a monthly price to your first subscriber-only post

Turn it on, post, and check your subscribers

Open Settings → Creator subscription

Choose paid, set the monthly price

Switch on multi-month discounts, then save

Add a first-month offer to win new subscribers

Go to My page → Posts

Create a post and choose who can see it

Check subscribers and revenue