How we write about the charts

Articles are published under the byline “BestCreators Team”. We do not invent writers or personal experiences: no “I tested” stories and no made-up testimonials.

Every number about a creator or a chart comes from our own dated readings and ranking tables, described on the methodology page. Each article that quotes chart data says which board and which window it is quoting. If a number is not in our data, it is not in the article.

Statements about OnlyFans itself (how subscriptions, prices or free trials work) link to the source they come from, with the date we read it.

Chart recaps are assembled from templates filled with numbers straight from our database. A language model helps write the connecting sentences and first drafts of guides. Software then checks every draft: each number in it must match a row in our data, and claims about a creator that the data does not support are rejected. Drafts that fail a check are not published.

Drafts that pass every automated check are published without a manual review. If a reader reports a problem, an editor reviews the article.

• anything about people under 18, or content that could appeal to minors;
• people who became famous as minors;
• pirated or stolen content, or ways to get paid content for free;
• guesses about anyone's income, or claims about a creator's private life;
• meetups, escorting or location-based contact of any kind;
• explicit descriptions: our articles stay suitable for a general audience.

Advertisers do not choose, review or edit articles, and nobody can pay to be mentioned or to move up a chart. Paid and partner placements on the site are labelled “Sponsored” and are never part of an article's ranking or examples. See the advertising rules.

If an article gets something wrong, we fix it and note the correction and its date at the end of the article. Creators can also ask for a profile to be corrected or removed through the request form; a removed creator is taken out of articles as well as charts.