Fansly Mass Messages let creators send one message to a selected group of fans instead of opening every conversation individually. The feature includes audience filters, scheduling and performance reporting.
Create a new mass message
Open Messages, choose the envelope/new-message control and select New Mass Message. From there you can define the audience, choose an optional send time and add the message text and media.
Target the right audience
Fansly currently allows mass-message targeting that can include current subscribers, individual subscription tiers, expired subscribers, followers and private Lists. Creators can also use filters such as auto-renew status or exclude selected Lists.
Offline-user targeting can matter for time-sensitive messages
Fansly documents an option to exclude offline users, which can be useful when promoting something that only makes sense for people who are active at that moment, such as a live event.
Mass messages can be scheduled
You do not have to send a broadcast immediately. Fansly allows a future send time so promotions, drops and announcements can be prepared in advance.
PPV and media permissions still apply
Media attached to a mass message can use the same permission and paid-unlock logic used elsewhere on Fansly. This makes broadcasts usable for announcements as well as paid content.
Review broadcast performance
Fansly’s PPV guidance points creators to Creator Dashboard → Messages → Broadcast Message Stats for metrics such as sent, viewed, purchases and earned revenue.
Best Creators tip: segment before sending
A broadcast to every follower is not automatically better than a smaller targeted send. Use subscription status, Lists and past relationship signals to keep the message relevant to the people receiving it.
This is a Best Creators editorial recommendation; Fansly does not guarantee a particular sales result from mass messaging.