Fansly Rolls Out a New Statistics Page: Beta Breakdown
In September 2026, Fansly quietly shipped one of its most significant updates in a while: the old "Earning Statistics" and "Profile Statistics" pages are replaced by a single Statistics page, currently in beta. If the numbers in your dashboard suddenly look different — this is why.
What's inside
The new page is built around four tabs:
Overview. A snapshot of your current state: "right now" views broken down by source (FYP, timeline, other), summary cards — earnings, For You views, profile visits, follower growth, new subscribers, paying fans. Plus an hourly views chart for the last 48 hours and your top 5 fans for the period.
Content. Stats for every piece of media: views, unique viewers, average watch percentage, likes, completion rate, replays. Separately, a ranked list of all media for the period — and a "when your audience watches" heat map: days of the week by hours, with brighter squares meaning more views. A direct aid for planning posting slots.
Audience. Where profile visits come from (search, FYP, direct links, suggestions), top countries, view-to-follower conversion, unfollows, renewal rate and churn by tier.
Earnings. Gross and net revenue, number of purchases and paying fans, average spend, revenue by product type (subscriptions, PPV, tips, sets, referrals, prizes). Refund cards appear if you had refunds in the period — including your refund rate. The month list marks your best months, and the current one can earn a "Record pace" label once it outearns your record month.
The headline feature: comparison with the previous period
Every number on the page is compared with the equal-length period right before it. Pick 30 days — the platform shows the change versus the previous 30. This closes the biggest blind spot of the old statistics: creators used to see numbers but not dynamics. Now "better or worse" is a one-glance question.
Hashtag analytics arrive separately: how many views each hashtag brought through hashtag browsing, and how viewers arriving via a hashtag differ in watch-through from everyone else. For the first time, the platform shows which tags actually work and which are dead weight.
Beta limitations
View statistics (views, watch time, hashtags) only go back to late June 2026 — there's no data before that. Custom periods count whole days in UTC, not local time, so day totals near a boundary may differ slightly. Follower and subscriber counts update once a night; everything else refreshes within minutes.
Accounts created before September 21, 2026 keep access to the old statistics pages from the dashboard — marked as Legacy. Newer accounts see only the beta.
Why it matters
Fansly lagged competitors on analytics for years: creators worked around it with exports and third-party services. The new page covers most of that pain natively — and for free. If you run a page, the first thing to do is open the heat map and shift your posting to your audience's actual peak hours. Reality rarely matches intuition.
Source: official Fansly help center — Your Statistics Page (Beta). September 2026.