Want to request custom content on OnlyFans but are not sure how to ask?
Keep it simple.
A good custom request should clearly explain what you are interested in, ask whether the creator offers it and give them room to set the price, timing and boundaries.
You do not need to write a long message or make the conversation uncomfortable.
Something as simple as:
Hey, are your customs open right now? I had an idea and wanted to ask about your pricing.
is usually a much better starting point than immediately sending a detailed request without knowing whether the creator is accepting customs.
This guide explains how to make a clear, respectful custom request and what to expect afterward.
Custom content is personalized content created after a fan makes a specific request.
Instead of purchasing something already available on a creator’s page, the fan asks whether the creator can make something specifically for them.
Depending on the creator, a custom request could involve things such as:
Every creator decides what they offer.
Customs are not automatically included with a subscription, and following a creator does not guarantee that custom requests are available.
The easiest approach is to break the request into a few steps.
Before describing your entire idea, find out whether the creator is currently accepting requests.
Try:
Hey, are you taking custom requests right now?
or:
Are your customs open? I wanted to ask about an idea.
This gives the creator an easy way to respond.
They may say:
Starting this way prevents both sides from wasting time.
You do not need to send five paragraphs.
A creator may receive many messages, so a short request is easier to understand.
For example:
Hey! Are customs open? I was looking for a short personalized video and wanted to know your rates.
That communicates:
what you want + that you understand it may cost extra + that you are asking first
without overwhelming the creator.
If the creator says customs are open, explain the request.
Focus on the important details.
You might include:
For example:
I was thinking of a 2–3 minute video in your black outfit with my name mentioned once. Is something like that available?
Clear requests make it easier for the creator to give you an accurate answer.
A useful custom request normally answers a few simple questions.
| Detail | Example |
|---|---|
| Content type | Photo set or video |
| Approximate length | 2–3 minutes |
| Outfit | Black dress |
| Personalization | Include first name |
| Theme | Casual / playful |
| Deadline | Only if actually needed |
| Budget | Optional |
You do not need to specify every possible detail.
Give the creator enough information to understand the request and ask follow-up questions if necessary.
Custom content can take more time than normal posts.
The creator may need to:
Because of that, custom pricing may be different from normal subscription or PPV pricing.
Instead of saying:
I’ll give you $20 for this.
ask:
What would you charge for something like this?
That gives the creator control over their own pricing.
Before completing a custom order, make sure both sides understand what is being requested.
Confirm:
Content type
Photo or video?
Length
If it is a video, approximately how long?
Personalization
Is a name or specific phrase included?
Price
What is the final amount?
Delivery estimate
When should you reasonably expect it?
This can prevent misunderstandings later.
Not every custom idea will be accepted.
A creator may decline something because of:
A rejection does not need to become an argument.
If a creator says:
I don’t offer that.
the best response is something simple like:
No problem. What types of customs do you offer?
That keeps the conversation respectful and may help you find an alternative.
One common misunderstanding is assuming that paying a monthly subscription means personalized content is included.
Usually, those are separate offers.
Think of the page like this:
Subscription → access to the creator’s subscriber content
while:
Custom Request → personalized content created for an individual fan
A creator may offer both, one or neither.
Always check the creator’s page or ask directly.
If a creator says “customs open,” they are generally indicating that they are currently accepting personalized requests.
That does not mean every request will automatically be approved.
The creator can still decide:
If you see “customs open” in a creator’s bio or post, you can usually start by asking about their current options and rates.
There is no universal delivery time.
Some requests are easy to make.
Others require more preparation.
Creators may also have other subscribers, content schedules and personal obligations.
Before purchasing, ask for an estimated timeline.
For example:
About how long are customs taking right now?
That is better than assuming the request will be completed the same day.
Only if you genuinely need one.
For example, you might want something before a birthday or another specific date.
Mention that before paying.
Try:
I was hoping to have it before Friday. Is that realistic for you?
This gives the creator a chance to say yes or no.
Do not purchase first and introduce a surprise deadline afterward.
Give them time.
Creators may receive many messages.
Sending:
hello??
???
are you there
why aren’t you replying
within a short period can make the interaction uncomfortable.
If the creator has not responded, wait before sending one polite follow-up.
For example:
Just following up on my custom question whenever you get a chance 🙂
One follow-up is usually enough.
Usually, it is not the fact that you asked.
It is how the request is made.
Avoid:
Instead of:
Make this for me tonight.
use:
Is this something you’d be comfortable making?
Instead of:
I’ll pay $10.
ask:
What would your price be?
Start by asking whether customs are open.
If the creator says no, move on.
Give the creator reasonable time to respond.
You do not need a complicated message.
A good starting template is:
Hey! Are your customs open right now? I was interested in a [photo/video] with [short description]. If that’s something you offer, what would the price and turnaround time be?
That’s enough.
It gives the creator all the information needed to continue the conversation.
Imagine you want a personalized video.
Instead of sending:
I need you to make me something tonight and I’ll pay $30.
try:
Hey! Are you taking customs right now? I was interested in a short personalized video. If you’re available, I can send the idea and you can let me know your price.
If the creator says yes:
Perfect. I was thinking about 2–3 minutes, wearing your black outfit, with my first name included once. Would that work?
The creator can then confirm whether they offer it and provide pricing.
You can ask whether the creator has different options.
However, repeatedly trying to lower someone’s stated rate can quickly become frustrating.
If the full request costs more than you planned to spend, ask whether there is a simpler alternative.
For example:
That’s a little above my budget. Would a shorter version be available for less?
That is much more respectful than telling the creator their price is too high.
Whether you tip is your choice.
A custom already has an agreed price, so do not assume an additional tip is mandatory unless the creator has clearly explained otherwise.
Fans may choose to tip when they particularly enjoyed the result, but the agreed custom price should be clear before the order is completed.
BEY creator Spie is a useful example for this guide because personalized requests are part of her creator positioning.
Fans interested in Spie’s current offers should check her official page and ask directly about what is presently available rather than assuming that every type of request is offered at all times.
You can visit:
or her official OnlyFans:
The same principle applies to any creator:
Check current availability → ask clearly → confirm price and details → respect boundaries
Custom content works best when both the fan and creator understand the request.
From a creator-management perspective, a messy conversation can create unnecessary back-and-forth.
Compare:
Unclear request
Can you make something special for me?
with:
Clear request
Are customs open? I wanted a 2-minute personalized video. If that’s available, what would your rate be?
The second version is much easier to answer.
A clean custom flow looks like:
Fan Asks → Creator Confirms Availability → Fan Explains Request → Creator Sets Price → Details Confirmed → Payment → Creation → Delivery
Clear communication helps both sides.
Custom content can make a creator page feel more personal because the fan is requesting something created specifically for them.
However, that personal experience still needs structure.
Creators should communicate:
Fans should communicate:
When both sides communicate clearly, custom requests become much easier.
Start by asking whether the creator’s customs are currently open.
If they say yes, briefly explain the content type, important details and any personalization you want. Then ask the creator for pricing and expected delivery time.
Try:
Hey! Are you accepting customs right now? I had an idea for a short personalized video and wanted to ask about your rates.
Keep the first message simple.
Yes.
Describe the general request and let the creator tell you what they charge.
Do not assume every custom has the same price.
Yes.
Creators decide which requests they are comfortable accepting.
If they decline, respect the decision and ask whether they offer another option if you are still interested.
Not necessarily.
Subscriptions and personalized custom requests are generally separate creator offers.
Check the creator’s current page information.
It varies.
Ask the creator for an estimated turnaround time before purchasing, especially if you need the content by a certain date.
That depends on what was agreed beforehand.
The best way to avoid problems is to clearly confirm the important details before the creator starts making it.
It usually means the creator is currently accepting personalized content requests.
The creator still determines which requests they accept and what they charge.
Learning how to request custom content on OnlyFans does not need to be awkward.
Keep the conversation simple:
Ask if customs are open.
Explain your idea clearly.
Ask for the price.
Confirm the details.
Respect the creator’s boundaries.
Give them reasonable time to complete the request.
A good message could be as simple as:
Hey! Are your customs open? I had an idea for a personalized video and wanted to ask what you would charge.
From there, let the creator guide the process.
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