How Much Can You Make on MYM?
Written by Sophia Brecht Published Last updated
How much you can make on MYM depends on your prices, the audience you bring and the hours you put into messages, and nobody can give you a reliable number in advance. MYM’s own totals set the scale: it paid creators €78 million in 2024, a year in which it counted 167,000 certified creators. It does not publish how that money is spread between them.
How much can you make on MYM in a month?
There is no honest monthly figure to give. MYM publishes no median, no average and no distribution of creator earnings. It publishes platform totals, and dividing them gives an average per certified creator, which says something about the platform and very little about any single account.
| Year | Paid to creators | Certified creators | Paid per certified creator (our division) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | €2.4M | 6,100 | about €393 |
| 2022 | €60M | 48,583 | about €1,235 |
| 2023 | €69M | 104,269 | about €662 |
| 2024 | €78M | 167,000 | about €467 |
The totals come from MYM’s About page, read on 30 September 2026. The yearly payout kept growing, but the number of certified creators grew faster, so the average per account fell by more than half between 2022 and 2024. A creator certified in December also counts the same as one who sold all year, which is one more reason not to read the average as a salary.
In a statement of 23 June 2025, MYM gave two more totals: €275 million paid to creators since launch and €105 million of company revenue in 2024.
Why can’t anyone promise you a MYM income?
Because the inputs that decide it belong to you and your audience, and MYM publishes nothing that shows how earnings are distributed. An agency that names a monthly figure before seeing your account is guessing, and a guaranteed income is one of the warning signs in our guide to MYM agency scams.
MYM’s homepage line, “80% of revenue paid to creators on average”, is a statement about fees. It leaves out the 25% commission on subscriptions and the bank fees, and it says nothing about what any creator earns.
What drives earnings on MYM?
Five levers inside MYM, plus the audience you bring from outside. Each lever works within rules MYM publishes:
| Lever | What MYM allows | How it moves income |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription price | €4.99 to €99.99; monthly or a prepaid fixed term | Sets the recurring base, with 25% commission |
| Push media | Paid messages to subscribers; no published price limit | Sells to fans who already pay, with 20% commission |
| Private media | Priced per request; 72-hour delivery | The fan names the content, the creator names the price |
| Lives and private shows | Paid tickets; private shows €19.99 to €1,000 | Sells time directly, 5 minutes to 2 hours per show |
| Tips | Any amount the fan chooses | Follows the attention a creator gives in messages and lives |
Two published facts shape how those levers play out. The first is content type. In the June 2025 statement, adult content made up 13% of what was published over six months and 45% of creator revenue, so adult material earned far more per item than the rest of the platform, even though those accounts pay the higher 7% bank fee under the contract.
The second is discovery. Fans can search for creators by name only, and a third of the home feed goes to creators MYM suggests by rules it does not publish. In our view that leaves most accounts dependent on traffic they bring from social media, which how to grow on MYM and our MYM marketing service cover. The traffic has to flow towards MYM: inviting MYM fans to another platform breaches the creator terms.
For the paid-message lever in particular, MYM push media goes into more detail.
How much do MYM fees take from your earnings?
On a €10 subscription bought by a fan paying 20% VAT, a creator keeps €6.87 at the 7% bank fee, and on €100 of media sold to a fan in France, €73.28. Our guide to MYM fees shows every step, and the money then waits 7 to 60 days before it can be paid out.
What do our creators earn, and does that apply to MYM?
Creators on the Bunny Agency roster typically earn $20K to $55K a month, and top performers $100K to $300K or more. Those figures come from OnlyFans accounts, in US dollars. They are not MYM results.
We give them as context for what managed accounts reach on a comparable platform, with the differences stated: MYM pays in euros, charges more on subscriptions and adds bank fees. Since 2019 we have managed 400+ creators and more than $35M in creator revenue. On MYM we work the same levers as on OnlyFans, meaning pricing, chat cover and traffic from outside the platform. Our four case studies, also OnlyFans accounts, are on the results page, and our pricing shows what we charge for the work.