For creators moving to Fansly
The best link in bio for Fansly creators
Moving to Fansly means changing where a link points in every bio, on every platform, without dropping the fans who tap it in the meantime. One page in front of both accounts turns that into a single edit.
Free plan, no card, and nothing expires while you migrate.
How do you move from OnlyFans to Fansly without losing traffic?
The best link in bio for Fansly creators is a page that keeps one public URL while the destination behind it changes, so moving from OnlyFans to Fansly is one edit on the page instead of a pass through every profile you own.
The hard part of a move is almost never the new platform. It is the trail of old URLs: Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, Telegram, a pinned comment from March, a QR code on a card you handed out at an event. Each one holds an address you would now have to hunt down and replace. Miss one and it keeps sending fans to the account you are leaving.
Moves also tend to be gradual. You keep the OnlyFans account earning while Fansly fills up, and for a few weeks both belong on the page. Clicks per link tell you when the order should flip, and the flip itself takes seconds because the address in your bios never moves.
GetMySocial handles the adult side of that too: the destination is routed through an internal address so a page scan does not reveal it, and an age confirmation can sit in front of the link. Running a third platform as well? The Fanvue page covers measuring several at once, and the adult creator guide covers the whole setup.
What a platform move actually needs
Features that matter while the destination is changing under your bios.
One URL, a destination you can change
The public address stays yours forever. What sits behind it is a field you edit, so a switch to Fansly propagates everywhere at once.
Both platforms on the page while you move
Keep OnlyFans and Fansly listed together during the changeover, then drop the old one when the numbers say the audience has followed.
Live clicks during the changeover
Watch taps move from one link to the other week by week, with country and hour detail, instead of guessing when the migration is done.
Adult destinations behind an internal hop
Both platforms are routed through an address on our own domain first, so scanning the page does not expose either destination.
An 18+ confirmation you control
Put an age gate in front of the page for the links that need it, and leave it off the socials and the wishlist.
Fans land in a real browser
Instagram, Facebook, Messenger and Threads taps escape the in-app browser where the platform allows it, with a guided prompt where it does not. TikTok and Snapchat get a tap-through page.
GetMySocial and Linktree during a platform move
Each Linktree cell comes from a page we opened on the verification date below. A "No" means the feature is not part of what Linktree publishes about its product.
| Feature | GetMySocial | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Links to a Fansly page | Yes | Permitted when legal for you, labelled sensitive, and not full service sex work |
| Enforcement when standards are breached | Adult content is not a breach here | Profile suspensions reported in Linktree's transparency report |
| Adult URL held back from page scans | Yes | No |
| Escape from an in-app browser | Yes | No |
| Show a link only outside chosen countries | Yes | No |
| Analytics detail per link | Yes | Basic on Free, advanced on Pro |
Move your bio link to Fansly in three steps
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Build the page with both accounts on it
Add Fansly and the platform you are leaving, plus your socials. Nothing is switched off yet, so no fan hits a dead end.
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Replace the URL in your profiles once
Go through every bio, pinned post and profile you control and paste the page address. This is the last time you edit them for a destination change.
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Flip the order when the clicks say so
When Fansly takes the larger share of taps, promote it to the top slot and retire the old link. Bios stay exactly as they are.
Five checks before you move your fans
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Find every place the old URL still lives
Bios, pinned comments, Reddit profiles, Telegram descriptions, printed cards, an old YouTube description. The ones you forget are the ones that keep paying the old platform.
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Announce the move on the page itself
A short label on the Fansly link tells fans arriving weeks later what changed, long after the announcement post has scrolled away.
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Give the new link an offer of its own
A free tier or a first month discount gives an existing subscriber a reason to move now rather than eventually.
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Keep the old platform live until the taps dry up
Retiring it early costs you the fans who only check in monthly. The click count on the old link tells you when it is safe.
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Point backup accounts at the same page
If a social account disappears mid-move, the replacement carries an address that is already correct.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move my fans from OnlyFans to Fansly?
Put both accounts on one page, send every profile you own at that page, and swap the top slot to Fansly once it takes the larger share of clicks. The audience follows a link they already trust instead of a new URL they have never seen.
Can I keep both platforms live at the same time?
Yes, and it is usually the calmer way to do it. Both links sit on the page during the changeover, each with its own click count, so you can see the audience shift rather than assume it.
Will my old bio links break when I switch platforms?
Not if the bios point at your page. The page address does not change when the destination behind a link does, so every profile, pinned post and QR code you have already published keeps working.
Is it safe to promote an adult platform on Instagram?
Direct subscription URLs are the ones that draw automated action. Sending taps to a page whose adult destination is routed through an internal address removes the part a scan would object to, though no tool can promise an account is untouchable.
Do I need a paid plan to run two platforms?
No. One landing page holds as many links as your migration needs, and the free plan includes a page, a direct link and basic stats. Custom domains and shared stats pages are the paid additions, and team access comes with the Agency plan.
Change platforms without touching your bios again
Set up the page once, aim every profile at it, and let a single edit decide where your fans land.
Move your bio link to Fansly