Tip Menu Meaning: What an OnlyFans Tip Menu Is

A tip menu is a price list a creator shares with fans — a set of actions, content types, or interactions, each with a tip amount next to it. It turns "send a tip" from an open question into a clear choice, which is why it tends to lift tip revenue: fans buy more when they can see exactly what a given amount gets them.

How a tip menu works

The creator posts the menu (in a pinned message, a welcome DM, or a linked page) with items and prices — anything from a personalised message to a named piece of content. Fans tip the listed amount to "order" an item. It pairs naturally with pay-per-view: the menu advertises, PPV or DMs deliver.

Why tip menus work

• Clarity: a named price removes the guesswork that stops fans tipping.

• Anchoring: a range of prices makes mid-tier options feel reasonable.

• Upsell: the menu surfaces options a fan might not have known to ask for.

Agencies often standardise tip menus across a roster and track which items convert — the kind of thing that lives in management software.

FAQ

What is a tip menu on OnlyFans?
A price list of actions or content a creator offers, each with a tip amount, so fans can pick exactly what they want for a set price.

Why do creators use a tip menu?
It increases tips by removing guesswork — fans spend more when they can see what a specific amount gets them.

Where do creators put their tip menu?
Commonly in a pinned post, a welcome message, or a linked page, so new subscribers see it early.

What goes on a tip menu?
Priced items ranging from personalised messages to specific content types — whatever the creator offers within platform rules.

Is a tip menu the same as PPV?
No, but they work together — the tip menu advertises options; pay-per-view or DMs deliver the paid content.

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Part of the creator-economy glossary. Related: PPV meaning.