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Nudes menu: how creators price nude sets, with a template.

A nudes menu is the price list a creator publishes for nude content: sets, clips and customs, each with a price and a format, so that a fan can buy without asking and a creator can sell without negotiating. Fans search for it to know what a page offers before paying; creators search for it to write their own. This guide covers what belongs on a nudes menu, how the levels are structured, how it is priced and where it is posted, what the platform rules require of it, and a template to fill in.

Updated September 20267 minute readNo imagery; a structure and a template

Short answer

A nudes menu is a tip menu for nude content: levels of explicitness, each with formats and prices, plus customs with delivery times and a short list of what is not offered. It is posted pinned on the page and sent to new subscribers.

The menu is written in plain words, because the platform's word filter reads captions and messages, and because a fan who cannot understand the menu does not buy from it.

  • What it isA price list for nude sets, clips and customs
  • Where it livesA pinned post and the welcome message
  • LevelsUsually three, by explicitness
  • CustomsPriced above ready made, with a delivery time
  • Not for saleStated on the menu, so nobody has to ask

The word menu is exact. A restaurant menu lets a stranger order without a conversation, states prices before anyone is committed, and makes the kitchen's limits clear. A nudes menu does the same for a page, and it is the difference between a page that sells and an inbox full of people asking what is available.

What a nudes menu is.

It is the part of a creator's tip menu that covers nude content. On a page whose feed is not explicit, it is often the whole menu: the feed is the shop window and the menu is what is sold behind it. It lists ready made items, sets of photographs and short clips at each level, and customs, content made to a fan's request, with the price, the format, how many images or minutes, and how long delivery takes. The best menus also say, briefly, what is never offered, which saves the creator from refusing the same request forty times.

The levels.

LevelWhat it usually coversTypical formats
Level oneLingerie, implied nudity, topless with coverSets of five to ten photographs; short clips
Level twoFull nudity, posedSets; longer clips
Level threeExplicit content, within the platform's rulesClips; sets; most customs
CustomsAny level, made to one fan's request: a name, an outfit, a scenarioPriced by level, length and detail, with a delivery time

Three levels is the usual number because it gives a fan an easy first purchase, a middle that most buyers settle on, and a top that sets the scale. Creators with a specific niche often replace the levels with categories, and feet, lingerie or body part pages write the menu around those instead; the niches guide covers how a niche shapes a menu.

Fans reading a creator's menu should know what they are looking at. On OnlyFans, content on the menu is sold through the platform: a fan tips the price or unlocks a paid message, the platform takes its cut and the creator delivers in the chat. A menu item is a promise by the creator account to the fan, and the platform's complaints route is open if it is not kept. Fans should also know what they are not allowed to do with what they buy: content is licensed to view, and users who share it breach the terms. Creators posting menus and fans using them are both inside the same guidelines, which is what makes the arrangement safe to use.

Pricing the menu.

No standard price exists for any level, and none is quoted here. The structure is what matters. The cheapest item is low enough to be an easy first purchase, because its job is to turn a subscriber into a buyer. Each level up costs more than the last by a margin a fan can feel. Customs are priced above everything ready made, because they take time and cannot be resold, and they carry a delivery time. After a month the sales tell you what to change: an item that everyone buys is underpriced; one nobody buys is overpriced or not wanted. The paid messages guide covers how an item on the menu is actually delivered and charged, and the customs guide covers pricing requests.

Where it is posted.

  • A pinned post at the top of the feed, as an image or plain text, so every visitor sees it before scrolling.
  • The welcome message, sent automatically to every new subscriber with the menu and one line on how to order.
  • In replies, as a saved message, whenever a fan asks what is available.
  • Never on promotion platforms. Reddit, X and short video have their own rules on explicit text; the menu stays on the page.

The rules.

Two rules shape the wording. The acceptable use policy applies to menus as to any post: nothing may be offered that the policy prohibits, and offering it in a menu is itself a breach. And the platform's automated word filter reads captions and messages, so menus are written in plain descriptive terms rather than slang the filter dislikes; a menu that fails to send is a menu nobody sees. The rules guide and the captions guide cover the filter.

What OnlyFans allows on a menu.

Many people searching for a nudes menu are asking a different question: what nude content is allowed on OnlyFans at all. The answer is in the platform's terms, acceptable use policy and community guidelines, which together set the content rules for every creator account. Nudity and sexually explicit content are allowed for verified adult creators, provided everyone shown is a verified consenting adult and the content is legal where it is made. The acceptable use policy prohibits specific categories, and the platform removes posts that breach it and can suspend or terminate the account. For creators posting nude content the practical reading is this: anything in the prohibited categories is out, whatever a fan offers to pay, and a menu that offers it is itself a breach. Content posted in a public place, content involving anyone who is not a verified consenting adult, and content the guidelines prohibit are the lines creators most often cross by accident. The rules guide walks through the policy and the what to post guide covers how creators plan content inside it; the platform's own text is the authority, and it changes.

A template.

SectionWhat to write
HeadingMenu, the date, and one line: how to order (tip the price with a note, or ask in messages).
Level one[Name of level]: [number] photos, [price]. Clip, [length], [price].
Level twoThe same lines, higher prices.
Level threeThe same lines, highest prices.
Customs[Level] custom: from [price], delivered within [days]. Name used: included or [price]. Outfit or scenario requests: [price].
Not offeredA short list, in plain words, with no apology.
FooterContent is for the buyer's viewing only; copying or sharing is a breach of the platform's terms.
How we checked

The rules on prohibited content, on captions and messages, and on content being licensed for viewing only are from the OnlyFans Terms of Service and the acceptable use policy it incorporates. The menu structure is general practice and no prices are quoted, because none has a published source.

Sources.

  1. OnlyFans Terms of Service: the 20 percent fee, verification, content licensing, infringement noticesonlyfans.com/terms
  2. OnlyFans Acceptable Use Policy: the list of prohibited content and conductonlyfans.com
  3. OnlyFans Blog, Ultimate Guide to OnlyFans Features: paid messages, tips, vault, tracking linksblog.onlyfans.com

Questions about nudes menus.

Short answers. Open a lock to read.

What is a nudes menu?
A creator's price list for nude content: sets and clips at each level of explicitness, customs with delivery times, and a note of what is not offered.
How do I make a nudes menu?
Decide three levels, list formats and prices at each, add customs with a delivery time and a list of what is not offered, and post it pinned and in the welcome message. The template above gives the structure.
How much should I charge on a nudes menu?
No standard exists. Make the cheapest item an easy first purchase, step up by a margin a fan can feel, price customs above everything ready made, and adjust after a month of sales.
Where do I post the menu?
Pinned at the top of the page and in the automatic welcome message. Not on Reddit, X or short video, whose rules on explicit text differ.
Can I offer anything on the menu?
Only what the platform's acceptable use policy allows. Offering prohibited content in a menu is itself a breach.
What is a nudes menu for fans?
The way to see what a page sells and at what price before paying. If a page has no menu, the bio and a message are where to ask.
Should the menu include customs?
Yes. Customs are usually the highest priced items and the most profitable, and a menu with a delivery time saves negotiation.
Why do menus fail to send?
The platform's word filter reads captions and messages. Menus written in plain descriptive terms pass; slang the filter dislikes does not.
How often should I change the menu?
When the sales say so: an item everyone buys is underpriced, one nobody buys is overpriced or unwanted. Date the menu so fans know it is current.

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