What are OnlyFans chatters, you say? Earlier this year, Wired published a fascinating investigation into the world of gig workers who get paid to impersonate top-earning OnlyFans creators in online chats with their fans. Within the industry, they’re called “chatters.” A big part of the appeal of OnlyFans or so I’m told is that its creators appear to directly engage with their fans, exchanging messages and sometimes talking for hours.
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The field is already fairly crowded. Some of the better-known tools have names like FlirtFlow, ChatterCharms, and Botly. Another competitor, the relatively generically named Supercreator, has a suite of AI tools, from AI-generated scripts to an assistant called Inbox Copilot that algorithmically sorts simps, moving “spenders” to the top of the list and ignoring “freeloaders”.
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The rise of AI-generated chatbots is transforming the OnlyFans landscape, with creators increasingly relying on these automated assistants to manage fan interactions. While human chatters were previously commonplace, AI is rapidly gaining popularity due to its scalability and efficiency. Startups like ChatPersona are offering AI-powered chatting services to creators, claiming to provide a realistic and engaging experience for fans.
