Revenue, broken down the way you think about it
Every payment is sorted into subscriptions, pay-per-view, tips and paid messages, with daily and weekly trends and the change against the previous period. You can see at a glance whether a good week came from new subscribers or from a few big purchases.
- Gross and net revenue for the last 7, 30 or 90 days
- Revenue by source, so a drop has an explanation
- Several accounts side by side, or one at a time
Fans, not just totals
Each fan has a page with their lifetime spend, purchase history and subscription. Segments group them for you: new subscribers, fans who have gone quiet, big spenders and subscriptions about to end without auto-renew. You set the thresholds.
You can add notes and tags to fans so you remember what matters. Notes are stored encrypted and are never sent to AI.
A weekly report with three suggested moves
Every Monday erscope looks at the past week and suggests three things worth doing, such as reaching out to big spenders who went quiet or offering your best-selling pay-per-view item to fans who buy pay-per-view but have not bought it yet. The suggestions come from rules over your own data, and you decide what to act on.
How the data gets in
A browser extension reads the earnings and fan data that your OnlyFans dashboard loads while you are logged in. Your login stays in your browser. Requests are kept rare and human-paced, and erscope never sends messages on its own.