An established OnlyFans agency tested AI voice cloning on 5 creator accounts over 4 months. Pay-per-view revenue increased by 340%, fan retention improved, and the investment paid for itself within the first week. Here are the full numbers.
A UK-based agency managing 5 OnlyFans models added ForgeFlow voice cloning to their PPV strategy. Voice-accompanied PPV messages had a 34% purchase rate versus 10% for text-only. Over 4 months, total PPV revenue went from 14,000 EUR/month to 61,600 EUR/month - a 340% increase. Total cost: 725 EUR. Total additional revenue: 190,400 EUR.
The agency (anonymized as "Agency V") is a UK-based operation managing 5 mid-tier OnlyFans creator accounts. Each account had between 800 and 2,500 active subscribers. The agency employed 6 chatters working in shifts to cover all accounts.
By late 2025, their PPV strategy had stagnated. They were sending text-based PPV messages (sometimes with a preview image) and seeing declining open and purchase rates:
| Metric | Value (Pre-Voice) |
|---|---|
| Monthly PPV sends (all accounts) | ~12,000 |
| Average open rate | 28% |
| Average purchase rate | 10% |
| Average PPV price | 12 EUR |
| Monthly PPV revenue | ~14,400 EUR |
| Fan retention (month-over-month) | 62% |
The agency had tried multiple approaches to improve PPV performance: different pricing, A/B testing caption styles, varying send times, and personalized mass messages. None moved the needle significantly. Open rates had been declining by roughly 2-3 percentage points per quarter as fans became desensitized to text-only PPV.
The hypothesis: Voice messages create a perception of personal, one-on-one attention. If a fan hears the creator's voice saying their name and teasing the content, they are far more likely to open and purchase than when reading generic text.
Agency V ran a controlled test over 4 months. For each creator account, they split their subscriber list into two groups:
After 4 months of split testing across all 5 accounts, the data was clear:
| Metric | Text-Only (Group A) | Voice + PPV (Group B) | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open rate | 26% | 63% | +142% |
| Purchase rate | 10% | 34% | +240% |
| Avg. tip after purchase | 1.20 EUR | 3.80 EUR | +217% |
| Fan reply rate | 8% | 41% | +413% |
| Unsubscribe rate (monthly) | 38% | 23% | -39% |
The purchase rate increase alone was striking, but the secondary effects were equally significant. Fans who received voice messages were far more likely to reply (starting a conversation that led to additional purchases) and far less likely to unsubscribe.
Once Agency V confirmed that voice PPV outperformed text in the first month, they gradually shifted more subscribers to the voice group. By month 3, all PPV sends included voice messages.
| Month | PPV Revenue | % Voice Sends | Avg Purchase Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baseline | 14,400 EUR | 0% | 10% |
| Month 1 | 22,800 EUR | 50% (split test) | 19% |
| Month 2 | 38,500 EUR | 75% | 28% |
| Month 3 | 52,100 EUR | 100% | 32% |
| Month 4 | 61,600 EUR | 100% | 34% |
The month 4 figure represents a 340% increase over the baseline. The continued growth from month 3 to month 4 was driven by improved fan retention - more subscribers staying meant a larger audience for each PPV send.
Agency V's team identified several reasons why voice dramatically outperformed text for PPV:
Three of Agency V's 5 creators had international audiences. Using ForgeFlow's translation + voice combination, they sent voice PPV messages in the fan's native language.
| Language | Purchase Rate | Avg. Tip After Purchase |
|---|---|---|
| English (native) | 32% | 3.40 EUR |
| German (translated + cloned) | 38% | 4.60 EUR |
| Spanish (translated + cloned) | 36% | 4.10 EUR |
| French (translated + cloned) | 35% | 3.90 EUR |
Non-English voice messages actually outperformed English ones. The agency's theory: fans in non-English markets are rarely addressed in their own language, so a voice note in German or Spanish felt exceptionally personal.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| ForgeFlow Voice Plan (5 models x 29 EUR x 4 months) | -580 EUR |
| ForgeFlow Translation Plan upgrade (3 models x 40 EUR difference x 1 month) | -120 EUR |
| Additional chatter time (~15 sec per voice PPV) | -25 EUR (estimated) |
| Total cost | -725 EUR |
| Additional PPV revenue (4 months cumulative) | +190,400 EUR |
| Net return | +189,675 EUR |
| ROI | 26,162% |
The agency noted that the 15-second overhead per voice message was negligible. A chatter sending 50 PPV messages per shift spent an additional 12.5 minutes - easily absorbed into existing workflows.
In this case study, adding AI voice messages to PPV send-outs increased open rates by 2.4x and purchase rates by 3.4x compared to text-only PPV messages. The agency saw overall PPV revenue increase by 340% within 4 months across 5 creator accounts.
In this study, the agency tracked fan complaints and unsubscribe rates after introducing voice messages. Complaint rates remained below 1%, and unsubscribe rates actually decreased by 15%. Fans responded positively to the perceived personal attention of receiving voice messages.
ForgeFlow clones a creator's voice from a 60-second audio sample. Chatters type a message, ForgeFlow translates it if needed, generates audio in the creator's cloned voice, and sends it as a voice note directly in the OnlyFans chat. The entire process takes a few seconds.
This agency spent 725 EUR on ForgeFlow voice cloning over 4 months (5 models at 29 EUR/month on the voice-only plan) and generated an additional 47,600 EUR in PPV revenue. That is an ROI of over 6,400%.
Yes. ForgeFlow supports voice cloning in 15+ languages. The cloned voice speaks in the target language regardless of what language the chatter types in. This agency used voice messages in German, Spanish, and French with the same cloned voice for each creator.
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