If you found this page checking whether CreatorBoost is still the $15 bargain of the OnlyFans CRM market, here is the direct answer: it is not, and it is still worth a look. We re-read creatorboost.app’s live pricing page on July 28, 2026. The Small plan now costs $25 per month ($19 if billed yearly) and the Big “Top 1%” plan sits at $59 per month ($49 yearly) — roughly 30% above the $19/$49 we verified in December 2025. What has not changed: it is a browser co-pilot that suggests replies for a human to send, it covers Fansly as well as OnlyFans, and the Big plan still ships unlimited team seats. The full table, the seat math and the ToS angle are below.

What CreatorBoost Actually Is

CreatorBoost is a browser extension that overlays directly onto the OnlyFans or Fansly inbox — no dashboard to learn, no desktop install. When a fan replies, the AI reads the conversation and proposes responses in your writing style; you click, edit if needed, and send. Around that core it bundles an emoji keyboard, message templates, a per-fan CRM for notes, and two OnlyFans-specific features that matter for retention: inbox prioritization, which flags the fans with real purchase history so chatters stop burning minutes on timewasters, and vault labelling, which tracks exactly which media each fan received and bought — the feature that stops you from re-selling a PPV someone already paid for and eating the chargeback.

What it deliberately is not: an autonomous bot. Nothing sends without a human click, and there is no overnight mode. Our December 2025 audit also flagged the flip side of the simplicity — analytics stay shallow, with no real conversion reporting for agencies that manage by the numbers. That is unchanged in July 2026.

CreatorBoost Pricing (Verified July 2026): The $15 Era Is Over

Two plans, per account, read on the live pricing page on July 28, 2026. Both come with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required:

Plan	Monthly	Yearly (per month)	What you get
Small Accounts	$25	$19	AI chatbot with unlimited messages, emoji keyboard, CRM and templates, OnlyFans or Fansly, inbox prioritization + vault labelling
Big Accounts “Top 1%”	$59	$49	Everything in Small, plus unlimited team members or chatters, shared notes across the team, priority support via email, chat and Telegram

One presentation caveat: the pricing page permanently shows struck-through “list” prices ($32 and $75 monthly) with a rotating “15–20% off” flower emoji next to them. We treat $25 and $59 as the real prices — that is what the checkout charges — and the discount theater as marketing. The substantive change is historical: in December 2025 the same two plans cost $19 and $49 monthly. That is a ~30% increase in seven months, and it retires the “$15 tool” pitch our original review was built on.

The Seat Math That Still Works

The Big plan’s unlimited team seats remain a market anomaly, and the math survives the price hike. Put three chatters on one account: CreatorBoost Big costs $59 flat, under $20 per seat. Per-seat CRMs in our best OnlyFans CRM roundup typically start around $40 per seat, so the same three-chatter setup runs $120 or more. The crossover is simple: from the second team member onward, Big is the cheapest way in the niche to run a staffed inbox. Solo creators do the opposite math — at $25, Small is no longer impulse-purchase cheap, and it competes directly with the free tiers of bigger suites like Supercreator. The 7-day trial is where that comparison gets settled with your own inbox.

CreatorBoost and the OnlyFans ToS Question

OnlyFans’ policies do not permit fully automated fan interactions, which is what makes autonomous AI chatters the riskiest category we cover. CreatorBoost sits on the defensible side of that line: the AI drafts, a human sends, every time. That human-in-the-loop design is the same compliance posture OnlyMonster advertises, and it is the reason we class CreatorBoost as low ToS risk compared with full-auto bots. The trade-off is honest too: a co-pilot saves keystrokes, not shifts. It sleeps when your chatters sleep.

Who Should Use CreatorBoost — and Who Should Not

• Solo creators on OnlyFans or Fansly: yes. $25 per month for AI-assisted chatting, vault tracking and fan notes on either platform is still one of the cheapest serious setups — and Fansly coverage remains rare.
• Teams with 2+ chatters on one account: yes, on Big. Unlimited seats at $59 undercuts every per-seat rival we track.
• Data-driven agencies: no. Conversion analytics are still thin; look at FansMetric or Infloww for reporting depth.
• Anyone wanting revenue while they sleep: no. By design, nothing sends without a human. That is the safety feature, not a bug.

CreatorBoost vs Supercreator vs Infloww

The three tools a budget-conscious operator actually cross-shops, from our own reviews of each:

	CreatorBoost	Supercreator	Infloww
What it is	Browser co-pilot extension	Browser extension suite	Web CRM/chatting platform
Pricing logic	$25–$59/account flat	Free tier, then per-plan	Per-seat subscription
Team seats	Unlimited on the $59 plan	Per seat	Per seat
Fansly	Yes, native	No	No
Analytics depth	Thin	Mid	Deep

The short version: CreatorBoost wins on flat pricing and Fansly, Supercreator wins on feature breadth for OnlyFans-only rosters, and Infloww wins when reporting matters more than cost. CreatorHero and the rest of the field are ranked in our best OnlyFans CRM guide.

Verdict

Score: 4.0 out of 5. Down from 4.1 in our December 2025 audit, and the reason is simple: the entry price rose about 30% while the analytics gap stayed exactly where it was. CreatorBoost keeps a strong score anyway because the things that made it interesting still hold — unlimited team seats at $59 is unmatched, Fansly support is still rare, and the human-in-the-loop design keeps it on the right side of OnlyFans’ automation rules. Start with the 7-day free trial on one account, put your slowest chatter on it, and measure the shift before you commit a roster.

FAQ

How much does CreatorBoost cost?

Verified on the live pricing page in July 2026: the Small plan is $25 per month ($19 per month billed yearly), the Big “Top 1%” plan is $59 per month ($49 yearly). Both include a 7-day free trial with no credit card. In December 2025 the same plans cost $19 and $49 monthly.

Does CreatorBoost work on Fansly?

Yes. The AI chatbot, emoji keyboard, CRM and templates work on OnlyFans or Fansly at the same price. The inbox prioritization and vault labelling extras are OnlyFans-specific.

Is CreatorBoost allowed by OnlyFans?

It is a co-pilot: the AI suggests replies and a human clicks send. OnlyFans’ policies do not permit fully automated fan interactions, and CreatorBoost’s human-in-the-loop design is the standard low-risk posture. No tool removes that responsibility entirely, but suggestion-based extensions sit at the safe end of the spectrum.

Can I add my chatters to one subscription?

Yes, on the Big plan: $59 per month covers unlimited team members with shared fan notes. That flat-rate seat model is the plan’s main selling point against per-seat CRMs.