Setup, pricing, team access, personas and autopilot, plus general advice on chatting with fans on OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue. For agencies and for creators who run their own chats.
RSS feedWhat Sufflera does and who it is for: a Chrome side panel that recognises the fan, writes the next reply and keeps his history in one CRM.
Five steps from a new Sufflera account to the first reply drafted in your creator's voice: template, tone, extension, fan, draft.
What goes into a Sufflera draft, how each one is checked before you see it, what happens when a check fails, and how to steer the next one.
How Sufflera's referral programme works: 20% off for the person you invite, 20% of their price on your balance when they first pay, with a worked example.
Give a fully AI-generated model a character that holds: a persona, moods that change through the day, things that happen to her, and an autopilot with limits.
Where the Sufflera side panel runs, what it reads and what it never touches: no platform password, no cookies, nothing automatic by default.
Roles for owners, managers, chatters and accountants in Sufflera, how to limit a chatter to their creators, and how a shift handover works.
Practical ways to manage fan messages: answer in blocks, start with who matters most, write things down, save repeat answers, and stop at night.
Sufflera's gallery of 14 creator persona templates: what a persona holds, how the voices differ, and how to copy one and make it your own.
What a fan's card in Sufflera holds: notes, standing instructions for the AI, its memory of him, purchases, follow-ups and tags, and what each draft uses.
How Sufflera's price is built from two numbers, creators and drafts per month, with worked examples for 1, 5 and 20 creators.
Selling tips for fan chats: when to make an offer, how to say the price, what to do with a no, and what to write after a purchase.
Messaging tips for new creators: the five stages of a fan conversation, what to write at each one, and the mistakes that make chats go quiet.
Five ways fan chats lose money on OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue: slow replies, lost history, a changing voice, forgotten promises, copy-paste messages.
One creator and 100 drafts a month are free – a subscription that prices at zero, not a trial.
