Howtostartas agaycreator.

Before you sign up: decide what your page is

Fans subscribe to a person, not a pile of clips. Spend ten minutes deciding what yours is about. The gym regular, the sharp dresser, the friendly man next door, the leather enthusiast: each attracts a different fan, and a page that tries to be all of them is hard to remember.

Also set your limits now. Decide what you will make, what you will not and how much of your everyday life you want on the page. It is easier to hold a line you drew at the start than to draw one later.

Steps 1 and 2: create your account and verify

Sign up on BaddieVids, a legal 18+ subscription site for adult women, gay and trans creators and their fans. Then complete verification. Every creator passes government-ID verification with a face and liveness check before they can post.

Your ID documents are private and are never shown to fans. The site keeps the records required under 18 U.S.C. 2257. The check works in your favour: because everyone is verified, fans know the man in the photos is the man who runs the page.

Step 3: build a profile fans can find

Choose your profile gender. The options are Female, Male and Transgender, and fans can filter the creators directory by this setting.

There is no dedicated gay category on the site, so your profile has to do the talking. State in your description that you are a gay creator and say what a fan will get from your page. Be specific. A clear, honest line does more than a long list of adjectives.

Step 4: set your pricing

A page can be free or paid. If you already have followers on X, a free page is an easy first step for them: they join without paying, and you earn from pay-per-view posts and messages, single videos and tips. If you plan to post often to a feed, a paid subscription gives fans a reason to commit.

You are not locked into one source of income either way. The platform fee is 20% of creator earnings across all of them.

• Subscriptions, on a free or paid page
• Pay-per-view posts and messages
• Single videos on Baddie Vids
• Tips, live streams and direct messages
• Gifts and wishlist items through Baddie List

Steps 5 and 6: first content and single videos

Shoot a batch before you announce anything, so your page has several posts on day one. Good light, a steady phone and a tidy background are enough. Mix quick, casual posts with one or two longer videos that show what you do best.

List those longer videos on Baddie Vids, the pay-per-view video store. Give each one a clear title and a category and set your own price. A fan can buy a video without subscribing, which means someone browsing can find you before he has ever seen your page. Think of each video as an introduction as well as a sale.

Step 7: promote on X

X is where most adult creators find their fans. Post short teasers, put your link in your bio and pin a post that explains what your page offers. Post there as regularly as you post on your page.

Tag the official BaddieVids account when you post and we repost you. We share our creators on X for free.

Step 8: message your fans and get paid

Direct messages go to you, and they are where regular fans are made. Thank new subscribers, answer questions in your own voice and send pay-per-view messages when you have something worth paying for. Going live now and then gives fans a reason to come back.

When you have earnings, request a payout. It is paid by bank transfer, 7 to 10 days after the request and compliance checks. Nobody can promise what you will earn, but a clear page, regular posts and steady promotion give you the right start.