Your name and pronouns, in writing
Your name, pronouns and the words you do and do not want used about your body go into your written limits on day one. Everyone who works on your page uses them, in plans, captions and any messaging support, and anything a fan says that crosses a line comes straight to you.
Finding the audience that wants your content
Trans creators often do best by promoting in communities and tags built for their audience, rather than competing in general ones. We research where your niche is welcomed, check each community’s rules, and track which ones send subscribers, as described in our Reddit guide.
Harassment and safety
- Blocking, filtering and reporting set up from the start, so abuse is dealt with quickly.
- A clear rule that transphobic messages are never engaged with, only removed and reported.
- A plan for what happens if you are targeted, including evidence-keeping and platform reports.
- Leak monitoring and takedowns through our account support.
Privacy, old names and old photos
If you do not want your past linked to your page, we check promotion for anything that could connect the two, such as old usernames, photos or tagged locations. Your platform checks your identity privately to pay you, and that information is not shown on your page. Our guide to staying anonymous covers the rest.