Most Fansly agencies track top-line and call it finance. Almost none can tell you their real profit per creator after commissions, costs, and chargebacks. AI Financial Analytics closes that gap — so you always know exactly where the money goes.
Start FreeTrack every transaction. Model future performance. Break down true profitability per creator, per month. All from a single dashboard wired to your live Fansly data.
Every approval, refund, and chargeback across every creator on one screen. Filter by creator, date, or transaction type. Spot a refund spike at 11 a.m. instead of finding out at 11 p.m. — or worse, on next month's statement.
Four statistical models — Moving Average, Linear Regression, ARIMA, SARIMA — project revenue and churn up to 180 days out. Plan campaigns, set hiring budgets, and negotiate creator splits with numbers.
Net revenue, agency commission, every cost line, and your final margin — per creator, per month, in one table. Know exactly who prints money and who quietly costs you. Renegotiate the next contract — receipts in hand.
Fixed, promo, chat, and referral costs plus commission milestones, all editable retroactively. Adjust a past month and historical margins recalculate instantly. No re-running reports, no exporting to Excel, no analyst.
Expand any creator row for the full financial timeline: net revenue, commission shifts, cost changes, milestone triggers, referral payouts — month over month. Audit-ready, no spreadsheet required. Defensible numbers when it matters.
Toggle daily payouts per creator from one modal. Set per-account payout behavior in seconds — a control Fansly does not give you natively. Important when your top earners want their money tonight, not next Tuesday.
Use grouped endpoint coverage to power core financial workflows: profitability tracking, forecasting, and transaction intelligence.
Calculate monthly creator profitability and pull historical records to track margin movement over time.
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get-profitabilityget-profitability-historyProject revenue or churn with statistical models so planning, campaign timing, and budget allocation stay data-backed.
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get-revenue-forecastMonitor payment outcomes and revenue composition using summary totals and by-type transaction grouping.
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get-transaction-summaryget-transactions-by-typeTop agencies don't run on revenue alone. They run on margin, forecast accuracy, and chargeback discipline. Six financial workflows that separate $50K/month operators from $500K/month operators.
Choose Moving Average, Linear Regression, ARIMA, or SARIMA. Project revenue or churn up to 180 days out. Plan the Q4 hiring round on real numbers — not a hopeful slope drawn over yesterday's spreadsheet.
Separate the creators who print money from the ones who quietly drain it. One table — net revenue, commissions, costs, your final take. Act on the margin gap before it costs you a quarter.
Every payment outcome on one screen — approvals, refunds, disputes. Catch chargeback ratios crossing the processor danger zone (typically 1%) before someone in risk flags the account. Stop revenue leaks before they widen.
Set threshold-based commission rules. Creator crosses $50K net? Their rate drops from 35% to 30% automatically. No manual adjustments, no missed thresholds, no "I thought you were going to update that" emails.
Select one creator or the full roster. Every chart, table, and projection updates instantly. Compare profit margin across the roster and allocate your team's hours where the returns are highest — not where the personality dictates.
Every cost edit, commission shift, and milestone event is timestamped and immutable. Pull any creator's full financial record in seconds. Ready for tax season, contract renegotiations, due diligence, or the next investor deck.
What agency operators and finance leads ask before moving their Fansly P&L off spreadsheets.
Top agencies don't wing their finances. They track every dollar, model every trend, and know their exact margin on every creator. AI Financial Analytics gives you that edge out of the box.