Fanfix, OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue or any subscription platform. Brief the look, the region and the size — we read Instagram and TikTok profiles and tell you who is already on a platform, and who is an open recruit.
Brief
Women 21–35 · bikini, alt, cosplay or feet · 20k–200k · any country
@mia.shore
Bikini · Miami · 84k
@lena.alt
Goth & alt · Berlin · 41k
@sofi.cos
Cosplay · São Paulo · 126k
@jade.soles
Feet · London · 29k
One brief can span niches and borders. Every result says what she posts, where she is based, and whether she is already on a fan platform.
Bikini@mia.shore
Miami · 84k
Goth & alt@lena.alt
Berlin · 41k
Cosplay@sofi.cos
São Paulo · 126k
Feet@jade.soles
London · 29k
Illustrative — every photo is AI-generated, none shows a real creator.
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“Women 21–30, fitness or lifestyle feed, based in the US, 20k–200k followers, comfortable with spicy content.” Spicy mode switches on by itself when the brief mentions a fan or subscription platform, by name or in general, or spicy content.
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Every candidate's recent posts go through vision scoring against your brief: look, setting, format, who is in frame. Not hashtags, not follower counts — the content itself.
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Every bio and bio link is read for any fan or subscription platform. Each result says which platforms the creator is already on, or “No fan platform declared” — so you know who is already signed and who is a recruit.
Engagement comes from her recent posts; price and momentum are estimates; the audience panel is measured for Instagram profiles.
Say the niche plainly — Spicy mode switches on by itself, scores the look against the actual posts and runs the fan-platform check on every profile.
“Feet creators, painted nails, 10k–100k followers, English captions”
Search this brief →“Latex and vinyl looks, studio shoots, based in Germany”
Search this brief →“Boudoir photography feeds, women 25–35, Spanish-speaking”
Search this brief →“Lewd-adjacent cosplayers with con footage, US-based”
Search this brief →“Beach and pool creators, bikini try-ons, Brazil”
Search this brief →“Alt and goth models, tattoos, spicy aesthetic, UK”
Search this brief →“Gym and glutes creators comfortable with spicy content, 20k–200k followers, Poland”
Search this brief →“Girlfriend experience creators, casual lifestyle selfies, women 21–30, US-based”
Search this brief →Save who you want and move each one through your pipeline — contacted, replied, interested, signed.
Any fan or subscription platform a creator can declare on their profile — Fanfix, OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, Patreon, LoyalFans, MYM, ManyVids, FanCentro, JustFor.Fans, Passes, and new ones as they appear. The mode is about the business model, not one brand.
Yes. Creahunt reads public profiles only, and every creator can opt out of being surfaced at creahunt.com/opt-out. Spicy mode never shows or stores explicit media — it reads public posts and bios exactly like every other search.
Only from what the creator publishes on their own profile: a link to any fan or subscription platform in the bio, or an explicit mention. We never look a handle up on any platform, we do not open link-hub pages, and we never guess from looks. A creator who has not declared one shows as “No fan platform declared”.
Everything: collections, watchlists, lookalikes from your best signings, outreach with contact discovery, PDF reports for your partners and the API.
Public profiles only · no explicit media · creators can opt out at creahunt.com/opt-out
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