FanOptikRun the agency on numbers you can defend.
The full CRM your team works in: one merged inbox across the roster, sending tools, campaigns and the content vault. Underneath it, what nobody else has: revenue reconciled to the platform’s own statements, sales credited to the shift that earned them, and payroll computed from records your chatters cannot edit. One flat published price for all of it.
You will not find an invented revenue-lift percentage anywhere on this page. You will find how the numbers are made.
Every tool in this category promises the same jobs. Here is our version of each.
The daily workspace
The merged inbox, campaigns, smart segments and content vault your chatters already expect, at full depth. Selling from one window across the whole roster is the floor, not the pitch. The rest of this page is what gets built on top of it.
Money that ties out
Others estimate revenue from an activity feed. FanOptik reconciles it against the platform’s own Statements page, line for line, and grades every figure by where it came from: statement, ledger, or derived. When a creator questions a number, you show the working.
Attribution that cannot be gamed
Others credit whoever messaged in a time window, or let chatters claim their own tips. FanOptik credits the scheduled shift owner, refuses double-booked shifts at write time, and publishes the unattributed share instead of hiding it.
Payroll computed, not exported
Others give you reports and leave you to compute pay in a spreadsheet. FanOptik computes it: hours plus commission on attributed sales, in locked pay periods the person being paid cannot edit.
Access without credentials
Chatters work through FanOptik with their own logins. Creator credentials live server side and are never on a chatter’s machine. Passkey login, per-role permissions, and a server-enforced shift lock: off shift means the send is refused, and the attempt is logged.
The Shift Console: accountability, not surveillance.
The rest of this market sells you employee monitoring: hours, message counts, even keystrokes. Counting keystrokes tells you who looks busy. Attribution tells you who makes money. FanOptik is built on the second question.
▪ Sales follow the schedule
Revenue is credited to the chatter who owned the shift when the sale landed. Not to whoever messaged last, not to whoever claims it. Double-booking is refused by the system at write time, so ownership is never ambiguous.
▪ The unattributed share is published
Some revenue cannot be honestly credited to anyone, and every tool in this market silently buries it. FanOptik reports it as its own line. Your totals add up because nothing is hidden to make them look like they do.
▪ Shift lock, enforced server side
An off-shift chatter cannot send for a creator, full stop. Not a greyed-out button that a refresh defeats: the server refuses the send and logs the attempt. The schedule is an access boundary, not a suggestion.
▪ Handover is a first-class record
What happened on the last shift, which fans are warm, what was promised: written down in the product, not in a side channel. The next chatter starts informed and the record persists.
▪ Attendance becomes money
Clock in and out against the schedule. No-shows and overruns are flagged straight into the pay period, so reliability is not an argument, it is a number.
▪ Automation is its own employee
When an automated message produces a sale, the revenue is credited to Automation, never to a person. You see exactly what the humans earned and what would have arrived anyway. Nobody else in this market can show you that split.
The pay run stops being an argument.
Chatter pay disputes have already reached state labor regulators. The problem is always the same: the numbers behind the pay were editable, invisible, or both. FanOptik computes pay from the shift ledger and the reconciled revenue, and locks the period when you close it.
Commission applies to the chat-driven buckets, messages and tips. Subscriptions pass through untouched. Rates are configurable per agency, the math is visible to the people it pays, and closed periods cannot be quietly rewritten.
Try the arithmetic yourself with the free chatter pay calculator: hourly, commission or hybrid, and where the models cross.
What locked means
- Pay computed from attribution, not entered by hand
- The person being paid cannot edit the input
- Closed periods are immutable, with an audit trail
- Exports for whatever payroll system actually pays out
See where the money happens, then staff it.
Coverage Map
Staffed hours against revenue by hour of day. Most agencies staff the right total hours in the wrong places; the map shows the empty windows that convert and the covered ones that do not. Plan headcount with the free coverage planner, then check it against reality.
The Price Ladder
What fans actually paid at each PPV price point, per creator, with conversion and sample size. A recommendation that shows its evidence, surfaced where the pricing decision happens, and it never changes a price by itself.
Forecast and cohorts
A forward view per creator computed from real history, and fan cohorts that show who is new, heating up, or going quiet, so win-back effort goes where it can still work.
Reversal detection
Chargebacks and refunds are inferred from the gap between the transaction feed and the statements, matched to the original purchase, and restated to the month the sale happened. Sustained reversal rates raise an account-standing alert.
The safety answer this market refuses to give.
Everyone claims safe. Nobody explains how. Here is our architecture, and the honest caveat at the end is part of the answer.
▪ Read-only by default
Data arrives through a licensed provider, read-only. We never hold creator passwords on chatter machines, never scrape, and the default posture cannot get an account banned for something it does not do.
▪ No disguise arms race
We do not sell anti-detect browsers or fingerprint spoofing. A disguise is a symptom of a riskier method. Litigation in this industry describes exactly the session-cloning pattern we refuse to build; the details are on the references page.
▪ Guarded actions, when you act
Human pacing with jitter, gradual warm-up for new accounts, quiet hours, and screening that blocks attempts to move fans to off-platform payment. Probation mode halts an account the moment the platform pushes back.
▪ A kill switch and a ledger
Stop everything, agency wide, with one control. Every action every chatter took is in the audit trail with the money attributed to the right shift. When something needs explaining, it is explainable.
▪ Live sessions, treated as the risk they are
Optional, off by default, and only with the creator’s signed authorization. Sessions run server side with a dedicated residential connection per creator, every outgoing message screened, under the same kill switch.
▪ The honest caveat
Nothing that touches this platform is zero risk, and a vendor who promises no risk of bans is telling you what you want to hear. We minimize the footprint, align with where the platform rules are going, and give you the controls to stop instantly.
Your creators can check you. That wins signings.
Recruiting a creator now means answering for an industry with documented allegations of managers controlling and misreporting creators’ earnings. The agencies that win the next few years will be the ones who can prove they are not that.
FanOptik gives every creator on your roster their own transparent view: earnings reconciled against the same Statements page they can check themselves, and the commission math in the open. That is a recruiting pitch no percentage discount beats, and a retention tool that works while you sleep.
What a creator sees
- Their earnings, tied to their own Statements page
- The commission calculation, in the open
- A published fan-data policy to share with their audience
- Their full export if they ever leave
White label it. Wire it into your stack.
Your brand on the platform
From the Agency plan up, FanOptik runs under your own name on your own subdomain. Your creators and your team see your agency, not our logo. Nobody else in this market offers this on a published plan.
An API that keeps the receipts
A scoped, key-authed read API plus webhooks for sync and alert events. Every money figure in every payload carries its provenance grade, so anything you build downstream inherits the same defensibility as the dashboard.
Isolation as a feature
Each agency runs in its own database with encrypted, off-site, restore-tested backups. Another tenant’s traffic, bugs or subpoenas cannot touch your data.
Published, flat, and finished in one sentence.
Starter $349 for up to 10 creators. Growth $849 for up to 25. Pro $1,699 for up to 50. Agency $2,999 for up to 75, white label included. Enterprise past that. Unlimited seats on every plan, annual gets 2 months free, and your bill does not move when a creator has a record month.
See the full price listEstimate your cost
More free math: the chatter pay calculator and the chat coverage planner. No email gate.
Fourteen days on your real roster, and the exit is always open.
The pilot is the proof
No demo workspace with fake data. Connect your accounts, run your real shifts, watch your numbers reconcile against the Statements page, and put our totals next to whatever you use today. Fourteen days, no card.
Onboarding is included
Roster and team onboarding on every plan; dedicated onboarding on Agency and Enterprise, because a fifty creator migration deserves a plan, not a help doc.
Leaving is a feature
Full export of every record, any time, no retention conversation. We would rather keep you with the product than with a hostage. Ask the tool you use today for the same promise in writing.
What agency owners ask first
Is it safe? Will my accounts get banned?
The honest version: nothing that touches this platform is zero risk, and we will not tell you otherwise. What we control is architecture. The default data path is read-only through a licensed provider, with no passwords on chatter machines and no scraping. Anything that acts is paced, screened, warmed up, quiet-houred, and sits under probation mode and an agency-wide kill switch. The full answer is on the features page.
Do you take a cut of sales?
No. Flat monthly plans by roster size, published on the pricing page. No revenue share, no earnings tiers, no per-seat fees. Your best month costs the same as your worst.
How many seats do I get?
Unlimited. Chatters, team leads, creators: every login is included on every plan. Staffing 24 hour coverage properly should not multiply your software bill.
Where is the AI?
Serving your chatters, never impersonating your creators. Drafting assistance the human edits and sends, thread summaries at handover, price suggestions with evidence attached. No autonomous fan-facing AI, permanently: it would break the attribution your payroll depends on, and it is the exact pattern the industry litigation targets.
How is this different from the monitoring tools?
Monitoring counts activity: hours, messages, keystrokes. FanOptik attributes outcomes: which shift earned which revenue, computed into pay nobody can quietly edit. You still see hours and attendance, but as inputs to money, not as a substitute for it.
We already run another CRM. How painful is switching?
FanOptik replaces it rather than sitting beside it: the same inbox, sending and campaign workflow your team already knows, plus the payroll and reconciliation layer it never had. Run both through the 14 day pilot, same accounts, two sets of numbers side by side, then consolidate to one tool and one bill. Onboarding is included, and if you go back you take your export with you.
What proof do you have that this works?
The platform runs 70 connected creator accounts on a single instance, and our money methodology is public: you can put any date range next to the Statements page and check it. What we will not do is quote you an unverifiable revenue-lift percentage. The pilot exists so the proof can be your own roster, not someone else’s testimonial.
Bring your real roster. Keep whichever numbers win.
A 20 minute walkthrough, then 14 days on your own accounts, no card. If our numbers do not earn their keep against what you use today, walk away with the export.
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