ePayService review

Yes, adult content is accepted, which sets it apart from services that decline it. Payouts run on a revenue share basis and go out Monthly on the 25th to ePayService wallet, so the type of content a creator publishes is not a barrier to the payout side of the business.

Fees sit on the deposit side rather than on a monthly subscription. International deposits carry a percentage rate plus a fixed amount, and SEPA deposits carry a percentage rate with a minimum charge, so the currency and route you use decide what you pay. Payouts go to bank transfer, e wallet and debit card.

Payouts go out Monthly on the 25th to ePayService wallet. The balance can then be taken out by bank transfer, e wallet and debit card, so the schedule runs monthly and a creator can plan around it. The service is run by MTACC Limited, the entity named in the contact details.

The arrangement is revenue share, and white label options are offered alongside it. This is a payout processor rather than a place to sell subscriptions, so the hosting features you would find on a fan platform are not part of what you get here.

Support runs on email and help centre. Across the services compared on the site, 28.7% offer chat and 37.1% offer phone lines, so a question about a stuck deposit is worth sending in writing and keeping for the record.

It is a payout service, not a fan platform. It suits adult creators and agencies that already sell somewhere and need a partner to move the money, and the schedule to plan around is Monthly on the 25th to ePayService wallet. Subscriptions, tiers and direct messages sit on the platform a creator uses to sell.

Fanvue states Creators keep 80%, and 10er lists 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees. ePayService works on revenue share terms instead, so what a creator keeps is set in the individual agreement rather than printed on a public list. Ask for the share in writing before committing funds.

The company behind the service is MTACC Limited. The contact section of the site carries the entity details, and payouts are handled under the revenue share arrangement set out in the affiliate programme, with money leaving by bank transfer, e wallet and debit card.