IsMyGirl Clone App - White-Label Creator Subscription & Agency Management Platform

Same underlying platform, different operating model and different buyer. The OnlyFans Clone page is written for self-serve platforms where creators run their own accounts. This one is written for operators who manage a roster – recruitment, onboarding, split configuration, staff-operated messaging and approval-gated payouts lead the product here rather than sitting in a submenu. If you represent creators commercially, this is the right starting point.

Yes, when you operate it properly. You launch under your own brand, terms and content policy. What matters more than the software is compliance: age and identity verification on every creator, documented consent, a working takedown process, and payment providers who knowingly support your content category. The platform provides the verification, moderation and audit tooling – the policy decisions and provider relationships are yours.

Splits are configured per creator, not globally, and can divide between creator, manager and platform. Every monetized event – subscription, unlock, tip, call, order – is calculated against that creator’s configured split at the time of the transaction and written to a ledger. Changing a split affects future events, not historical ones, which is what keeps past payouts defensible.

Yes, and the permission model is built for it. A chat operator can be scoped to specific creators and to messaging only – no access to payouts, splits or platform settings. Saved templates, bulk sends, custom lists and scheduling are all included, since that is how a managed inbox is actually worked at volume.

From $2,799 for a launch-ready white-label build. The figure moves with scope: platform coverage across Android, iOS and web, how complex your split structure is, how many payment and payout providers you need, verification strictness, live streaming and calling, AI persona features, moderation depth, branding, and the infrastructure you deploy onto.

Six days of work on our side – the platform is built, so our job is rebranding and deploying it. What extends the calendar is what we need from you: brand assets, hosting access, payment and payout provider accounts approved for your content category, and your decisions on split structure and content policy. Provider approval is usually the long pole, so start it early.

Yes, in full. The Laravel backend, the database schema, the API layer, the mobile and web applications, the operations console and the integration code – all of it, with no per-creator or per-seat licence and no dependency on us to keep operating.