Which Platforms Support GIFs, Voice Notes and Tiers
Most feature comparisons are copied off marketing pages, which is why they all agree with each other and none of them help. This one is about what the platforms actually do differently.
The basics, side by side
Every platform here sells subscriptions, priced messages and feed posts. Where they differ first is what you can put in a message.
| Platform | Paid messages | Voice notes | Feed posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | |
| ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
✓ supported · ✗ not supported
The one real gap is Maloum. It has no microphone in chat and no way to send audio at all, which matters more than it sounds — voice is one of the few things that reliably separates a paid conversation from a free one.
Voice notes are not all the same
Five of the six support them, and the difference is whether you can bring in audio you made elsewhere:
- Fanvue and Brezzels are the best of them. You can record in the app or send an audio file, and it arrives as proper audio with a player rather than a file to download.
- OnlyFans and Fansly both work either way too.
- 4based records only. There is no way to send audio you prepared elsewhere, and the recorder stops at two minutes.
- Maloum cannot do it at all.
If voice is central to how you sell, that ordering is worth taking seriously. Recording in the app is fine for a quick reply and painful for anything you want to script or re-take.
Selling text on its own
Sometimes what you are selling is writing, with nothing attached.
Fansly is the platform for that — its Locked Text feature exists specifically to price a message with no media. Fanvue and 4based both refuse: until you attach a photo or video, the price field stays dead. This catches people out constantly, and it is the single most common reason a price field looks broken. If that is what brought you here, the price field is greyed out covers it platform by platform.
GIFs
OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue all handle GIFs. Maloum does not — there is no GIF option in its chat.
Tiers, trials and promotions
This is where the platforms diverge most, and mostly it is one platform each:
- Subscription tiers → Fansly. Up to five, each with its own name, colour and price, and promotional pricing as a separate setting so a renewal can cost something different from the first month. Nothing else here comes close, and it is the reason creators wanting several price points on OnlyFans commonly run more than one account instead.
- Free trials → Fanvue. Built in, rather than something you improvise with a promo code.
- One-off product sales → Maloum. It has a separate shop with its own priced items and its own earnings line. That matters precisely because Maloum has no paid feed posts — the shop is where that revenue happens instead.
- Messaging your whole list → Brezzels. A dedicated tool with its own statistics page, so you can see what a send actually did.
- Fan lists → Brezzels and 4based. Both let you group fans and work from those groups.
Paid feed posts
Worth knowing before you plan a content calendar: Maloum has no paid feed posts at all. There is no price on a post anywhere, and subscriber-only visibility is not the same thing as charging for something. OnlyFans, Fansly and Brezzels all price posts normally.
Choosing on features
If one thing genuinely decides it:
- Tiers → Fansly.
- Messaging everyone at once → Brezzels.
- Voice as a sales tool → Fanvue or Brezzels. Not Maloum.
- Selling writing → Fansly's Locked Text.
- Reach above everything else → OnlyFans, whose audience outweighs any feature gap on this page.
- One-off sales → Maloum's shop.
For most creators the honest answer is that features decide less than reach does, and the platform you can actually bring an audience to beats the one with the better message box. Where features do decide it, it is usually tiers or voice.
If you are running several of these at once, the harder problem is not features — it is keeping one inbox and one voice across all of them. Running several platforms without tripling the work covers that side.