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Legacy Priority Mass Messages

The Priority Mass Messages feature lets you send messages to a large number of fans, ensuring higher visibility and engagement by placing them in the Priority tab instead of the "All" tab.

This page describes a legacy Priority Mass Messages feature. Support for this functionality will be discontinued soon. Please refer to the new Mass Messages V2.0 documentation for the most up-to-date information.

When you send a mass message on OnlyFans, it typically appears in the "All" tab, where fans may overlook it—especially if they follow multiple creators. Priority Mass Messages, however, stand out.

  • Fans receive a notification in the Priority tab.

  • If OnlyFans notifications are enabled, they will also get a push notification.

This makes Priority Mass Messages significantly more effective for engagement compared to standard mass messages.

Message Sending Delay

The sending delay sets the interval (in seconds) between each message being sent. Adjusting this delay helps:

  • Reduce device load

  • Avoid the "Allow 3 seconds" error (which occurs if OnlyFans limits are exceeded)

Recommended Delay Settings:

  • Up to 450 fans: 3 seconds

  • More than 450 fans: at least 10 seconds

You can adjust this setting based on the number of fans you are messaging to optimize performance.

Personalization with Name Placeholders

Make your messages feel more personal using name placeholders:

  • {name} – Inserts the fan’s chosen display name.

  • {displayName} – Uses a custom name you’ve assigned to a fan.

  • {displayName|name} - Inserts the fan’s chosen display name if a custom name isn't available.

  • {displayName|my friend} – If the fan has no custom name, "my friend" will be used instead.

Enhance Messages with Emojis

Add personality to your messages with a wide range of emojis and search functionality. Click the emoji icon again to close the emoji window. To close the emoji window, click on the icon again.

AI Assistant for Mass Messaging

  • Choose from a variety of AI Assistant modes tailored to different messaging needs.

  • For a complete breakdown of AI features, check out our AI Modes article.

Adding Media to Messages

You can attach both free and paid media to mass messages:

  • Paid media converts the message into a PPV (Pay-Per-View) message.

  • Free media can be sent as-is or act as a preview for your PPV content.

Selecting Recipients for Priority Mass Messages

  • Messages will be sent only to fans who are online at the moment of collection.

  • Fans with a hidden online status or expired subscriptions will not be included.

Select and Exclude Recipient Lists

  • Choose specific recipient lists to include or exclude from your message.

  • If a fan appears in both the included and excluded lists, they will not receive the message.

  • If you’ve selected "Send to Online Fans Only," you can only exclude lists, not select new ones.

Use the Lists Automation feature for more advanced targeting!

Exclude Active Conversations

To avoid disrupting ongoing chats, set an exclusion period (1–12 hours) for fans you’re actively chatting with. .

  • An active chat is any conversation where the fan has recently sent a message.

Priority Mass Messages History

All sent and deleted mass messages are stored in the Priority Mass Messages History section on your creator page. Messages only appear in this section after they are deleted.

Technical Features & Considerations

  • Pause & Resume: You can stop sending messages at any time and resume later.

  • Unsend Within 24 Hours: Messages can be unsent within 24 hours of sending.

  • Local Storage: Mass messages are stored locally in your device’s cache.

You can close the tab, but the browser must remain open. Closing the browser may delete the cache, causing the message to disappear.

  • Device-Specific Visibility: Mass messages and settings are only visible on the device where they were created.

  • Lost Messages: If a mass message disappears from the creation menu, it was deleted from the cache and cannot be recovered or unsent.

  • Reducing Device Load: Increase the sending delay if message collection or sending is affecting performance.

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