Guaranteed Gains (GG), also called Guaranteed Fans, is a promotion deal on OnlyFans where another creator or an agency promises to bring you a set number of fans and keeps promoting until that number is reached. It is one of the few growth methods on the platform with a measurable outcome. This guide explains how GG works, where to find partners, what it costs, and when it is worth it.
What Guaranteed Gains actually means
As the name says, GG is a promise: a creator, individual or agency commits to deliver a specific number of fans to your page and works until the target is hit. The “gains” can only be guaranteed for a free page or through a free trial link — because those are trackable. You can see exactly how many trial subscribers each partner sent you.
Growing on OnlyFans is hard, especially at the start, and even established creators plateau. GG is a way to buy or trade your way past that plateau by tapping other creators’ audiences.
How a GG deal works, step by step
- You contact a creator or agency for Guaranteed Gains — or they contact you.
- If you agree, you create a trial link for your page. The other creator does the same. Trial links are how you measure the fans delivered.
- You post promos in various formats mentioning the other creator’s account to send them trial subscribers. They do the same for you.
- This continues until the promised number of fans is reached.
- Once you have received your share, you can start a new deal with someone else.
Three ways to find GG partners
Note: Guaranteed Gains and Guaranteed Fans mean the same thing.
1. Telegram and Discord groups
Telegram is the #1 source. There are dozens of OnlyFans creator groups where people offer and request GG. You stay anonymous — no phone number or identity revealed — and can restrict who DMs you.
2. Messaging creators on OnlyFans
Does it work? Sometimes. Big creators already have established social profiles and rarely reply unless you are their size. And trading with a page smaller than yours is not worth it.
3. Reaching out on X and other social platforms
X (Twitter) and similar platforms are the best way to reach creators you actually want to trade with. Target accounts that appear to have active, engaged subscribers in a niche close to yours.
Pros and cons of Guaranteed Gains
Pros
- You can start from zero. A solid first batch of fans is motivating and gives your page social proof.
- Fans who came through a trial often stay and convert to paid.
- More fans see your content, which means more PPV, tips and customs.
- With an agency you pay for “guaranteed gains” only when the promised number is delivered. The return can be very high — but it requires working with both creators and agencies that offer the service.
Cons
- Scams exist — rare if you check reviews or pay on delivery, but real.
- Some fans subscribe only because it is a free 7-day trial and leave when it ends.
- Paid promotion is often poorly targeted; quality content and consistency offset this, but not fully.
Is it worth it?
Yes and no. If you produce quality content and have a solid social media strategy, GG is a good investment. Do not use it as your only growth method: the return can be good, but the moment you stop, growth stops and income drops. If you use GG, have a plan for how it fits with promotion on other platforms.
Tips for creators considering GG
Always trade GG with creators who already have strong engagement. The most common scam is a partner who gets access to your audience but has no active subscriber base of their own.
If you stop doing Guaranteed Fans, your subscriber count and income can fall — which is why building your own social media base remains the better long-term strategy. GG is tempting because it is easy growth, but relying on it long term does not build your brand.
The math: say you buy 100 GG fans for $200. If 5% of them pay you in any way — PPV, customs, tips — you already earn back more than you spent, and you keep the fans. Whether that holds depends entirely on your content and messaging. How GG fits into a full growth system is covered on our OnlyFans promotion page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Guaranteed Gains cost?
Anywhere from $1 to $5 per fan depending on the seller and volume. Creator-to-creator trades are free.
Is GG against OnlyFans rules?
Cross-promotion between creators is allowed. Buying fake accounts is not — make sure the fans delivered are real trial subscribers.
Does GG work for paid pages?
Only through a free trial link. On a paid page without a trial there is no way to count delivered fans.
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