Content creators know that a great way to make an extra buck with OnlyFans is to offer a fan a custom video where the fan gets a say in what the video is about. This could mean that he would ask a girl to wear a specific outfit or say something like his name or that you love him. This has been a big part of the success of many performers who use OnlyFans.

Up until now, it wasn’t uncommon for the fan to pay for this custom video on OnlyFans but then ask the performer to deliver it to him personally like via Dropbox or even to email it to him.

In the past, as long as you also delivered it via DMs through the OnlyFans platform they didn’t care that you also sent them a copy via another means (like via Dropbox). That no longer seems to be the case and OnlyFans now specifically prohibits a content creator to do this.

OnlyFans support has sent a message (like the one below) to many content creators lately who have had their accounts flagged for TOS violations. This policy also is part of the new 3rd party platform rule – which means you can’t use OnlyFans for example, to sell a Skype show.

Although this specific message from OnlyFans is dated May 24th, we have had content creators report this response from OnlyFans for at least the past few months.

So now you know, you can no longer deliver customs that you sell on OnlyFans via any method except via OnlyFans DMs.