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Free Trial Links

Free Trial Links help you track and analyze the performance of your OnlyFans trial promotions

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Written by FansMetric

OnlyFans' Free Trial Links allow you to give fans a free subscription to paid pages. It will direct the user to a popup window, asking if they want to claim the free trial.

Creating Trial Links

To create a trial link, click the "Create Trial Link" button in the top-right corner. A modal will appear where you can configure the following settings:

  1. Trial Link Name

    • Add a custom name to organize your campaigns.

  2. Offer Limit

    • Choose how many subscribers can use the link:

      • Unlimited, 1-10, 50, or 100 subscribers.

  3. Offer Expiration

    • Set the link's validity:

      • No expiration, 1-7 days, 14 days, or 30 days.

  4. Free Trial Duration

    • Define how long the free trial lasts (default is 7 days).

  5. Tags (Optional)

    • Add tags to categorize and manage your links.

  6. Action Buttons

    • Cancel: Exit without saving.

    • Create Trial Link: Save and generate your link.

These settings help you create effective trial promotions, track performance, and manage campaigns effortlessly using FansMetric's analytics.

Top Bar Navigation Features

Much like the FansMetric Analytics Dashboard, a time period selector allows you to set a time period, and view the number of subs & revenue for a particular date range.

  • Search by Name: Quickly look up specific links by name.

  • Export Button: Easily extract data for external use.

  • Filter by Tag: Narrow down results by specific tags.

  • Time Period Selector: Choose a time range (default: All Time).

  • Show Hidden Toggle: Display or hide hidden links.

  • Columns Customization Dropdown: Personalize the visible columns for a tailored view.

FansMetric shows you:

  • The number of Clicks & Subs

  • The Click → Sub Conversion Rate

  • Total Revenue generated by the fans who claimed

  • From how many fans that revenue was generated

  • The Sub → Spender Conversion Rate

You can also set a Promo Cost, in order to generate Profit & ROI figures.

Managing Tags

FansMetric's tag system helps you organize and categorize your free trial links efficiently. You can perform below actions:

  • Create new custom tags

  • Add multiple tags to each link

  • Filter links by specific tags

  • Edit or remove tags as needed

Common Tag Examples

  • Platform tags: 't' (Twitter), 'fb' (Facebook), 'linktree'

  • Campaign tags: 's4s' (sub-for-sub), 'campaign1', 'campaign2'

  • Custom tags: Create your own categorization

Tag Management

  • Click "Add tags" to view or add tags

  • Use "New link tag" to create custom tags

  • Edit existing tags with the edit icon

  • Remove tags using the delete icon

  • Click "Stop editing" to finish tag management

Extra features:

At the end of each Free Trial Link's table row, you'll find 4 buttons.

  • Share Data allows you to create a sharable link to give others to see the link's data.

  • Detailed Stats shows you the link's performance over time

  • Claimer List tells you exactly who claimed each link, and how much they spent

  • Hide Link allows you to hide links. Toggle "Show Hidden" to see your hidden links.

Share Links

Click the Share Data button to open up a menu to create & view your share links.

Once you've created a link, you can give this to anyone to view that trial link's data.

  • Sharing revenue numbers is optional

  • These links can be deleted at any time, removing access

  • You can set a time period for the Click & Revenue count

  • You can see a graph of the link's performance over time

View Link Data Over Time

FansMetric allows you to view each Trial Link's performance over time.

You'll be able to set a time period and see:

  • Daily Earnings

  • Cumulative Earnings

  • New Subs

  • Cumulative New Subs

Trial Link Claimers

FansMetric gives you granular data on exactly who claimed each Trial Link, and how much they spent, so you can identify the sources of your most valuable fans.

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