Pricing and handling custom requests on Fanvue

Write your price list once

Decide your prices before the first request, not in the middle of a conversation:

• Voice note
• Photo set (by level)
• Short video (by level and maximum length)
• Complex or multi-scene requests: a floor price

Keep video lengths realistic. Promising a long video you will never film leads to refunds.

Know your limits in advance

List what you will never do, what you do only as a paid extra, and what you do freely. When a request crosses a hard limit, say no warmly and offer something close that you do make.

Paid first, delivered after

1. Quote the price from your list.
2. The fan pays (a paid message or tip at that amount).
3. You confirm the payment yourself, then promise a delivery time.

Never confirm a custom before you have seen the payment.

How FanBotify handles customs

The AI quotes from your own price list and never accepts a request that crosses your limits. When the fan says he paid, you get an alert to confirm or deny; nothing is promised before you confirm. See pricing.