Introducing Spring Store Integration

By AK

November 7, 2022

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OnlyFans creators are now able to access the booming social commerce industry, thanks to a partnership with Spring. The OnlyFans Spring Store feature allows creators to offer custom-branded merchandise to their fans through their OnlyFans profiles. This feature is now available to all three million OnlyFans creators.

How It Works

It’s easy for OnlyFans creators to begin designing and selling their own merch on OnlyFans through their Spring Store. To start, Creators simply open an account on Spring and upload their designs for over 120 available products– from apparel, to stickers, to puzzles. Additionally, Creators can use Spring to sell any other products they’ve produced outside of Spring’s print-to-order service.

Next, they can connect their Spring accounts to their OnlyFans profile using their unique Spring Store URL. As a result, an embedded, scrollable storefront will automatically appear on their OnlyFans profiles. This way, fans won’t have to leave their favorite Creator’s OnlyFans profile to peruse their merch. When they’re ready to make a purchase, fans will be directed to the Creator’s storefront on Spring to complete the transaction. 

The Spring Store feature is yet another way that Creators are able to build their businesses on OnlyFans. Click here to get started launching your own Spring Store on OnlyFans!

The Spring Store In Action

BKFC fighter and model Paige VanZant was one of the first OnlyFans creators to take advantage of the Spring Store feature. Paige has designed a wide variety of custom merchandise– stickers, notebooks, backpacks, and apparel– which is now for sale direct to her fans through her OnlyFans profile.

About Spring

Since its launch in 2011, Spring (formerly Teespring) has become the leading creator commerce platform. It has enabled creators of all sizes and resources the opportunity to monetize their brands through quality custom merchandise. 

The partnership between OnlyFans and Spring represents both companies’ commitment to empowering creators to monetize their content and brand on their terms.