What Is Fanfix, The New Platform Targeted On Gen Z Creators To Monetize Content?

Fanfix is ​​now emerging as a top contender for content creation, preferred by Gen Zers who are now making serious cash on the platform. But, what separates fanfix from other content-hosting platforms?

Are there any real benefits of using Fanfix as opposed to other platforms like Onlyfans and Patreon? Recent numbers claim Fanfix is ​​earning content creators as much as $70,000 per year, and creators are finding it a safer place than other platforms.

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about Fanfix and why it might (or might not) be the future of content for Gen Zers and digital marketing.

Content Sharing Platforms—The Elephant in the Room

For many Gen Zers and millennials, there’s no better career choice than being a content creator and spreading the word about your brand. Influencers are vital in everything from marketing to thought leadership, with almost 80% of businesses now utilizing their power for their marketing tactics.

In today’s digital space, influencers have access to various platforms where they can share their ideas, content, brand deals, daily blogs, and even x-rated material for adult audiences. However, many of these platforms now face scrutiny and even bans.

One of the most recent platforms to face scrutiny is TikTok, the Chinese-created social media platform that has raised questions about privacy and user data. Some states have already banned the platform on government-issued and school-issued devices.

From TikTok to Meta, which recently laid off thousands of employees and left influencers in the dark without customer service, once sound platforms where creators could make thousands of dollars are now left with an uncertain future. In steps Fanfix, providing a unique alternative for Gen Z creators.

What is Fanfix?

fan fix is similar to Patreon, a platform where creators from YouTube and other outlets, such as Twitch, can host exclusive content and charge users a monthly fee for early access to unique videos, blogs, and more.

Fanfix is ​​much the same, and was created in 2021 by Harry Gestetner, Simon Pompan, and Cameron Dallas. Dallas himself is a 28-year-old YouTube and Vine influencer from California. In 2022, the platform was acquired by SuperOrdinary, a company that helps unite brands, creators, and consumers. This acquisition has helped exalt Fanfix and has aided in helping spread the word to other influencers.

Today, Fanfix claims to have 10 million users and 3,000 creators (and growing). Some of the many benefits this platform offers to creators include:

• The ability to earn tips on posts
• Set your own subscription prices
• Set your own tip to DM prices (money from private messaging)
• 80% of all earnings (with 20% taken byFanfix to cover costs for running the platform)

Fanfix and Age-friendly Materials

Perhaps the biggest difference between Fanfix and other platforms, such as Onlyfans and Patreon, is the lack of nudity and other NSFW material on the platform.

Both Patreon and Onlyfans allow nudity on their platforms, which might lead Gen Z creators to feel uncomfortable and unsafe in a space that is supposed to be used for creative expressionism.

Fanfix is ​​attempting to appeal to Gen Z audiences by providing a safer alternative to these platforms, while still allowing them to earn quite a bit of money and interact with their audiences more exclusively. All DMs (personal messages) and content is viewed by a moderator, ensuring that this platform is free of users who might want to take advantage of younger content creators.

Why Gen Z Continues to Choose Fanfix

Another factor that might be influencing Gen Zers to flock to the platform is that it is still quite competitive to earn your spot on the platform. All creators on Fanfix must have a minimum of 10,000 followers on their social media account.

If you have a Fanfix, you can let it be known that you already have a following, but are looking for ways to increase interactions with users and host pay-walled content.

Speaking of paywalls, Gestetner told Forbes in a recent interview that Gen Zers do, in fact, appreciate exclusive content. Imagine growing up in a world where all the shows you want, from Netflix series to YouTube videos, were free with the click of a button.

This is the world Gen Zers were born into, and one that valued exclusivity over accessibility in terms of content.

Fanfix and the Future

Of course, only time will tell if Fanfix is ​​here to stay, or if it will continue to be overshadowed by other more well-established paywall content platforms. In the meantime, Gen Zers now have their pick of platforms to create, share and, of course, consume content.

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