Keep it simple and match items to your niche and comfort.
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What goes on a menu
Priced items like specific content sets, customs, shoutouts or interactions. Share it in a pinned message or welcome message.
Only list what you are comfortable providing and can deliver.
Price and present
Use clear prices and a few tiers. Update it as you learn what sells. A chatter or agency can present it naturally in DMs.
Don't overload the menu — a short list converts better.
Build a menu that sells
Keep it short — a handful of clearly priced items beats a long list that overwhelms. Anchor with one or two higher-priced options so the mid-priced ones feel reasonable.
Pin it where new fans see it, only list what you can actually deliver on time, and adjust prices as you learn which items move and which just sit there.
FAQ
What is a tip menu on OnlyFans?
A list of priced content or interactions fans can buy by tipping, which makes upselling clearer.
Where do I put my tip menu?
Pin it or include it in a welcome message so new subscribers see it early.
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