Fansly Tracking Links help creators measure where profile traffic comes from and what those visitors do after arriving. A creator can make separate links for different external campaigns and also view Fansly’s built-in internal discovery links.
Create different links for different traffic sources
Fansly’s current guide gives the example of creating a Tracking Link specifically for Instagram and placing it in an Instagram bio. Activity and later purchases from users attributed to that link can then be measured separately from other sources.
Fansly provides internal tracking links automatically
Fansly currently provides three built-in internal Tracking Links:
- FYP Tracking Link for users who discover the creator through the For You Page
- Suggestions Tracking Link for users arriving through Account Suggestions
- Search Tracking Link for users who find the creator through Fansly Search
Where to find Tracking Links
Creators can open the Creator Dashboard and select Tracking Links. From there, external campaign links can be created and internal Fansly discovery traffic can be reviewed.
Tracking Links connect traffic with later activity
The point of a tracking link is not only to count a click. Fansly explains that the links can help creators understand which sources drive engagement and revenue after the visitor reaches the profile.
Best Creators tip: use one link per meaningful campaign
Avoid using the same tracking link everywhere. Separate links for Instagram, X, Reddit, a newsletter or a specific promotion make the reporting more useful because you can compare sources directly.
This is a Best Creators measurement recommendation based on Fansly’s tracking-link functionality.