Fanvue Automated Messages send a pre-set message after specific fan interactions so a creator can acknowledge new followers or subscribers even when they are not online.
Where to find Automated Messages
Fanvue documents the feature under Settings → Creator Settings → Automated Messages. The creator can write a message from scratch or use Fanvue’s AI-assisted message generation and edit the result before saving.
Welcome followers and subscribers differently
Fanvue supports automated welcome messages for new followers and subscribers. Keeping the two messages separate makes sense because a free follower and a paying subscriber have different access and different next steps.
Add more than text
Fanvue says automated messages can include images, files and voice notes in addition to message text. The platform’s current guidance also describes automated messages as a way to begin a conversation rather than a substitute for ongoing personal interaction.
Use the first message to create a reply opportunity
A welcome message works best when it gives the fan an easy reason to respond. Fanvue’s newer creator guidance puts strong emphasis on conversation as a major part of creator earnings.
Paid content can be part of the flow
Fanvue has historically suggested that creators can include pay-to-view content in a welcome flow, but a hard sales pitch is not the only approach. The platform’s 2026 relationship guidance recommends building rapport before pushing a cold fan too aggressively.
Best Creators tip: keep automation recognizable as your voice
Edit any AI-generated welcome copy before saving it. A short message that sounds like the creator is more useful than a long generic script that every new fan receives unchanged.
This is a Best Creators editorial recommendation based on Fanvue’s current messaging guidance.