Fansly automated messages let creators send a pre-built message when a fan performs a specific action. They can reduce repetitive admin work while still leaving room for personal one-to-one conversations.
Where to create an automated message
Open the Creator Dashboard, go to Automated Messages and choose Create New Automated Message. Each automation starts with a trigger and can then be customized with timing and message content.
Current Fansly triggers
Fansly currently documents triggers for new followers, new subscribers, gift-link subscribers, subscription renewals and new tips. Subscription automations can apply across all tiers or be customized for an individual tier.
Tip automations can use keywords and amounts
For the New Tip trigger, Fansly allows creators to add a keyword, a minimum amount or both. This can be used to build a simple tip-based request or menu workflow without manually sending the same response every time.
Delay and cooldown settings
An automation can include a delay before the message is sent and a cooldown period to prevent the same fan from repeatedly receiving the same automated reply.
What an automated message can contain
Fansly says automated messages can include normal message text, attached media, locked text and voice notes. The exact content should match the trigger rather than trying to make one generic message do everything.
Automated messages do not automatically open a visible inbox thread
Fansly notes that an automated message does not create a new DM thread in the creator inbox. To confirm what was sent, search for the fan in Messages or open the fan’s profile and use the message icon.
Best Creators tip: automate the trigger, personalize the relationship
Use automation to make sure a new follower, subscriber or tipper receives a timely first response. Once that person replies, switch to a real conversation instead of stacking more automation on top of it.
This is a Best Creators editorial workflow recommendation based on Fansly’s current messaging features.