FanHub Review
FanHub is an OnlyFans search engine and link-page service for creators, whose site names Aylo Freesites Ltd as its operator. It has the biggest audience in this group, about 15 million visits a month, and it labels its ads. But search results were average, autocomplete is its only extra feature, and 82% of visitors leave after one page.
Score breakdown
Tap a category to see each test. Product tests 16/43 · Audience & engagement 5/12 · Total 21/55
Score out of 10 = points
Score out of 10 = points
Yes (+1) · No (0) · Not working (−1)
Yes (+1) · No (0) · Not working (0)
Yes (+1) · No (0)
Yes / Yes, needs account (+1) · No (0) · Not working (−1)
Yes / Yes, low quality / Paid only (+3) · No (0) · Fake claim (−3)
Yes (+1) · No (0)
Yes (+1) · No (0)
Grid + feed (+1) · Grid, feed or other single view (0)
Yes / Partial / Behind paywall (+1) · No / Not working (0)
Over 1M (+3) · over 500k (+2) · over 100k (+1) · below 100k or no data (0)
Verified (+1) · No claim / Hard to verify (0) · Fake claim (−1)
Weekly / Regular (+1) · Irregular / Rarely / Not updated (0) · Fake claim (−1)
No ads (+1) · Labeled / Partly labeled (0) · Not labeled / Unwanted ads (−2)
Free (+2) · Free + paid plan (+1) · Paywalled (−1)
Good (+1) · Neutral (0) · Bad (−1)
Good (+1) · Neutral (0) · Bad (−1)
Over 80 (+1) · 50–80 (0) · below 50 (−1)
Over 80 (+1) · 50–80 (0) · below 50 (−1)
Over 1M (+5) · over 500k (+4) · over 200k (+3) · over 100k (+2) · over 50k (+1) · under 50k or no data (−5)
Over 30% (+1) · 30% or less (0)
30% or less (+2) · under 50% (+1) · 50–70% (0) · over 70% (−1)
Over 5 (+2) · 2 to 5 (+1) · under 2 (0)
Over 3 min (+2) · 1 to 3 min (+1) · under 1 min (0)
Pros and cons
+ Pros
- +About 15 million visits a month
- +5/10 on our detailed query (average 4/10)
- +Ads are labeled
- +Free to use
- +Autocomplete works
- +PageSpeed 83 on mobile and 99 on desktop
− Cons
- −6/10 on our simple query, exactly the average
- −No filters, sorting, saving, image search, feed or location search
- −Creator data wasn’t updated
- −82% bounce rate; the average visit lasts about 4 seconds
- −45% of visits come from adult sites
Test screenshots
Taken on fanhub.com in September 2026, logged out, US location.
Claims we checked
What the site says on its own pages, and what we found in our tests.
| What it claims | What we found | Result |
|---|---|---|
| “The world’s best creator search engine” | #18 of 45 in our fan ranking; 6/10 and 5/10 on our queries | Didn’t hold up |
| Find model profiles, socials and OnlyFans accounts | Search returned creator profiles; relevance was average | Partly |
| All models appearing on the site are 18 or older | Not something we can check from outside | Not checked |
Full review
What FanHub is
FanHub launched in 2025 and calls itself “the world’s best creator search engine”, covering OnlyFans and Fansly. Its terms describe a second role: creators build a single page of links to their other profiles, and to post as a creator you join the Pornhub Model Partner Program. The footer and terms name Aylo Freesites Ltd, in Cyprus, as the operator. It carries a longer set of legal pages than most OF search engines: trust and safety, EU DSA, Australian eSafety and content removal.
Search quality
“redhead” returned 6 relevant results out of 10, level with the 45-engine average. “blonde with big tits” returned 5 out of 10, one above the 4/10 average. Many of the other results were only loosely related to the search.
Features
Autocomplete is the only feature we test for that FanHub has. There are no filters, no sorting, no way to save creators, no image search, no feed, no natural language search and no location search. Results show as a grid.
Data
FanHub makes no claim about how many creators it lists, so there’s nothing to check (0 points for size and claim). Profile details we compared with live OnlyFans pages hadn’t been updated (0 for freshness).
Ads and pricing
FanHub is free. It shows ads and labels them, so it loses no points (0). Its ad space is sold through TrafficJunky, an adult ad network (see the advertising section below).
Speed and usability
The layout is simple and usable, rated neutral for both design and usability. PageSpeed Insights scored the homepage 83 on mobile and 99 on desktop.
Audience and engagement
Similarweb estimates about 15 million visits a month, mostly from the US. Half are direct and 45% come from adult sites; only 1% come from organic search. Most visitors don’t stay: the bounce rate is 82%, with 1 page and about 4 seconds per visit. Volume earns the full 5 points and the direct share 1, but the bounce rate costs 1, for 5 of 12 Audience & engagement points.
Who it’s for
Fans who want a quick search with clearly labeled ads and don’t need filters or location search. For relevant results on detailed searches, Facedigger (9/10) and SpicyRush (10/10) scored much higher.
Advertising on FanHub
About 7.7M of its monthly visits come from search and direct traffic, and 45% come from adult sites. Ads are sold through TrafficJunky.
How to advertise on FanHub
FanHub sells ad space through TrafficJunky, a large adult ad network that sells impressions, priced per thousand views (CPM). We found no pay-per-click (CPC, cost per click) or pay-per-subscriber (CPL, cost per subscriber) offer, and no free profile listing. It has a DMCA page for removals.
FanHub advertising prices
CPM rates for FanHub aren’t public. The minimum deposit is $100. Because the network sells views, not clicks, we can’t estimate how many clicks $500 buys. Ask TrafficJunky for the expected cost per click on FanHub placements before you spend.
FanHub traffic for advertisers
About 15 million visits a month, of which about 7.65 million are Search-intent visits, the most of any engine in our creator ranking. Almost all of that is direct traffic (50% of visits); only 1% comes from organic search. 45% of visits come from adult sites, the bounce rate is 82%, and visitors see 1 page in about 4 seconds.
Is advertising on FanHub worth it?
FanHub ranks #17 of 27 in our creator ranking, with a creator score of 31/100. Its size earns the full 8 points for Search-intent visits. It loses points for weak engagement, a 45% adult-site share and its network: we rate TrafficJunky −2, because it sells impressions and ads run alongside general adult traffic. If you try it, start at the $100 minimum and track subscribers per dollar before spending more.
Creator score breakdown
Monthly visits × (organic + direct + paid search share). These are people actively looking for creators, not traffic bought from other sites.
Bounce rate, pages per visit and visit duration, scored the same way as in the fan ranking.
Share of visits referred from adult sites. This traffic usually converts poorly to paying subscribers.
The country most visits come from. Fans in Tier 1 countries spend more on average.
Our rating of where ads end up, for each ad network. An engine sold through several networks gets the best rating. Reasons are on the methodology page.
How easy and cheap it is to start: whether ads are sold, whether prices are public, the average cost per click and the minimum deposit.
Whether creators can add a profile for free and ask for removal.
The engine’s product-test points, scaled. Better engines keep visitors engaged, so ads convert better.
Pricing source: Sold through TrafficJunky (CPM). CPM rates not public; $100 min deposit
Advertising on FanHub: FAQ
How much does it cost to advertise on FanHub?
CPM rates through TrafficJunky aren’t public. The minimum deposit is $100.
Can I pay per subscriber on FanHub?
No. FanHub’s ads are sold per thousand impressions (CPM) through TrafficJunky.
How much traffic does FanHub get?
About 15 million visits a month according to Similarweb (September 2026), mostly from the US. About 45% come from adult sites.
Where do I buy ads on FanHub?
Through the TrafficJunky ad network (trafficjunky.com).
Top alternatives to advertise on
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FanHub FAQ
Is FanHub free?
Yes. FanHub is free to use.
Does FanHub show ads?
Yes, and they’re labeled as ads.
Does FanHub have image search?
No.
How accurate is FanHub?
It scored 6/10 on our simple query and 5/10 on our detailed query. The average across all 45 engines is 6/10 and 4/10.