Understand your analytics dashboard

Your dashboard home shows an overview of your earnings, fans, and content performance. Here is what each section means.

Top counters

Counter	What it shows
Total earnings	All-time creator earnings (your 80% share of all transactions)
Active fans	Fans with a currently active paid subscription
Revenue this month	Earnings in the current calendar month

Revenue breakdown

A chart showing how your earnings split across sources:

Subscriptions: recurring subscription payments
PPV: one-time content unlock purchases
Tips: fan-initiated tips
Calls: video and audio call purchases

If PPV is high relative to subscriptions, you have strong conversion but may benefit from a price-tested subscription tier to lock in recurring revenue.

Signups and revenue chart

A time-series chart showing new fan signups and revenue over a selected period (7 days, 30 days, 90 days). Useful for seeing the impact of a mass message or a promotional push.

Purchases chart

Tracks PPV and call purchases over time. A spike here often correlates with a mass message or a PPV sent to a high-value fan segment.

Top fans by spending

Your top 10 fans ranked by total lifetime spend. Consider tagging them as Whale in the fan list so you can target them separately and prioritize their replies.

Recent locked media purchases

The last 5–10 PPV purchases, showing which content was purchased and how much it earned. Use this to identify which media formats and price points perform best.

Recent fan signups

The most recent fans who subscribed, with their subscription tier. Useful for following up with new paid fans quickly while engagement is highest.