Fanvue uses Search, Discover and Suggested Creators to help fans find profiles. The creator’s discoverability setting controls whether the profile can appear in Search and Discover at all.
Discoverability must be switched on
Fanvue’s current documentation says that when discoverability is turned off, a creator does not appear in Discover or Search. The profile can still be opened through a direct profile link.
How the Discover feed works
Fanvue describes the Discover feed as randomized by default so eligible creators get opportunities to appear. Within that system, new, rapidly growing and high-performing accounts can appear nearer the top.
Fanvue also states that intro videos are guaranteed a placement in Discover when the profile is eligible for discoverability.
Suggested Creators is automatic
Creators do not apply manually for Suggested Creators. Fanvue says placement is automatic and based on performance and growth over a given period.
Search depends on discoverability
Fans can search by creator name or username. A creator only appears in those results if discoverability is enabled. Fanvue’s current Search guidance also notes that SFW/NSFW display settings can affect which profiles a user sees.
Public discovery media must follow Fanvue’s public-profile rules
Profile images, banners and intro videos can be visible on public discovery pages before someone subscribes. Fanvue therefore requires this public-facing media to remain within its current SFW public-profile guidelines.
Best Creators tip: separate eligibility from ranking
Turning discoverability on makes the profile eligible for Search and Discover, but it does not guarantee a specific ranking or placement. Treat the toggle as the first requirement, then focus on keeping the public profile complete and compliant.
This is a Best Creators editorial explanation based on Fanvue’s current discoverability rules.