Fanvue Clone App - White-Label AI Persona Creator Platform

It is a ready-made fan subscription platform in which the AI layer is a priced product rather than a free extra. The build carries an AI Studio of five tables: a persona catalog where each entry holds a definition and a pricing state, a session ledger recording duration, charge and state, a session-scoped message log, per-user AI settings, and a provider integration registry. Around that sit subscriptions, pay-per-view unlocks, wallet and gifting, live streaming, metered calls and a creator shop. Miracuves delivers it as MXFans, white-label, with mobile apps, a browser build, an admin panel, APIs and the source code in your hands.

By the minute. Each persona carries a pricing state, and opening a session creates a record that accumulates duration; the charge is that duration against the per-minute rate. The session row also keeps the state, so an abandoned or failed conversation is distinguishable from a completed one. Because the exchange runs through the platform's own messaging layer, the charge, the transcript and the moderation decision all sit in the same database rather than in three systems that have to be reconciled.

Yes, and this is the single most important thing to understand before you budget. In the data model the AI integration registry is marked as requiring integration with third-party AI services, and a persona needs a provider connection and pricing before it can earn. The registry is built to hold your credentials. You open the account with OpenAI, OpenRouter, HuggingFace or Replicate, or you run Ollama on your own hardware, and that vendor bills you per token or per request. Miracuves does not resell inference, does not mark it up, and does not include it in the purchase price.

Three. Text chat with a persona, a voice session using text-to-speech and speech-to-text, and image generation inside a chat session where you have enabled it. Alongside those, the current AI layer provides automated responses for high-volume fan questions and moderation assistance that prioritizes the human review queue. Persona onboarding is guided per feature, and session history is archived per user.

No. AI-assisted video editing, clipping and highlight generation appear in the product documentation only under strategic roadmap directions, which means the architecture could support them but no such code is delivered. The same is true of real-time content translation, anomaly detection and trend prediction in performance data, AI posting-time recommendations, and predictive fan lifetime-value or churn scoring. A creator-to-creator marketplace and creator collaboration features are also roadmap rather than shipped. If any of these decide your purchase, treat them as custom development and price them separately.

The Professional ready-made package starts from $3,699, paid once. That covers the Android build, the iOS build, the browser app, the admin panel, the API layer, your branding, deployment help, store submission support and the AI Studio itself. It does not cover the AI provider, which you contract and pay for directly. Enterprise work such as self-hosted inference, quota tooling, bespoke persona governance or infrastructure built for high concurrency is quoted against your scope.

Six working days for the ready-made Professional package. Budget a little time beyond that for provider onboarding, because you cannot open a billable session until your AI account exists and its credentials are in the registry. Custom work, including self-hosted inference, extra gateways, bespoke moderation rules or regional configuration, is scoped separately and Enterprise go-live follows the final scope.

Whatever your provider charges, billed to your account. AI vendors price per token or per request, so the figure moves with how many persona minutes your fans buy and which model answers them. The same arrangement applies to every other provider in the stack: object storage per gigabyte, the streaming vendor per minute, SMS per message and SightEngine per check all go directly to those companies. Miracuves adds no markup layer on any of it, which also means we cannot quote you a number that is not ours to set.

Yes. App name, logo, colors, splash screens, domain, content categories, marketing pages and policies are all yours, across the apps, the browser build and the admin panel. No Miracuves branding appears anywhere your users or your creators can see.

Yes, in full, with no revenue share and no per-seat fee. That includes the AI services, the provider adapters and the schema behind the persona catalog, so your own team can add a sixth provider or change how a session is priced without asking us. The persona definitions and the measured session data you accumulate are yours too, and they are the part no vendor can hand you at the start.

The persona holds a pricing state and the operator sets the per-minute rate behind it in the admin panel, alongside the model, the token limit and the temperature for that provider. A session records its duration, and the charge is duration against that rate. Billing through the minute is not the only option the product supports: depending on how you configure it, persona access can also be free, included with a subscription, or charged per message. Whichever you pick, the charge runs through the platform's existing commerce records rather than a separate system.

Two ceilings are available, and on a metered AI platform you want both. Each provider in the registry carries a token limit, which caps what a single reply can cost. Beyond that, the security guidance for this product recommends per-user AI quotas to prevent runaway consumption, and quota tooling with spend alerts is available as a scoped add-on. It is also worth watching usage for unexplained spikes, since a jump is as likely to mean a leaked provider key as a popular persona.

Yes, and several at once. The gateway choice depends on your market and on which providers will approve your business category. Options can include Stripe, PayPal, Paystack, CCBill, Flutterwave, MercadoPago, crypto gateways and other regional providers, configured per market. The processor relationship is yours to hold, and running more than one is the usual defense when a provider in this category changes its mind about an account.

AI persona sessions and credit bundles, creator subscriptions across five billing periods, pay-per-view unlocks, locked messages, wallet top-ups, tips and virtual gifts, paid live access, metered audio and video calls, shoutout requests, the creator shop, campaign donations, and sponsored placements and boosts. Platform commission is set per creator and per revenue type, and Miracuves takes none of it. The AI line is the only one that carries a cost per interaction, which is why it is the one to price deliberately.

Yes, and the split is deliberate. A persona is defined by its name, appearance and personality parameters, its training context drawn from the creator bio, content themes and tone guidelines, and its response behavior, including whether it answers paying fans only. Publishing to the catalog and setting the price are operator-side actions in the admin panel, and persona management is an explicit permission rather than something every account has.

Yes. Persona replies are filtered for policy compliance before a fan sees them, and because the exchange travels through the platform's own messaging layer it is recorded against its session like any other message. Generated images go through SightEngine screening on the same path as uploaded media, with auto-rejection thresholds you configure and escalation to a human queue above them. The AI layer also assists the other direction, prioritizing what lands in that review queue.

Yes. Ollama is one of the five supported providers specifically for operators who need full control over where inference happens, whether that is a data residency rule or simply volume at which per-token pricing stops making sense. It sits behind the same provider abstraction as the hosted options, so switching to it is configuration rather than a rewrite. Sizing and tuning that deployment for your concurrency is scoped as an add-on.

Nine lines, and they split into one that costs you money per interaction and eight that do not. AI persona sessions: charged on duration against a per-minute rate, or sold ahead as credit bundles, with your provider invoice coming out of the proceeds. Platform commission: a percentage you set per creator and per revenue type across everything else. Creator subscriptions: recurring access priced across five billing periods. Pay-per-view unlocks: one charge opens one post, file, reel or bundle. Locked messages: paid replies and media inside a thread. Wallet funding: one top-up that makes every small charge after it frictionless. Live streaming: paid entry, private requests and in-stream tips. Metered calls and shoutouts: the human per-minute line and booked requests. Shop, placements and advertising: the only revenue that does not require a creator to be paid, which makes it the cushion under everything thinner.

Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered for 6,000+ clients and 90+ ready-made solutions. This build goes live in 6 working days at a fixed one-time price, with full source-code ownership, no revenue share and no per-seat fee, plus 60 days of platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of product updates. Pixxie and OnlyAlphas, shown in the case studies above, were both built on the same codebase. What stays yours either way: the AI provider contract and its invoice, the verification vendor, the payment processor relationship, your record-keeping obligations and the staffing of your moderation queue. Nothing on this page is legal advice.