Step Up Your Fansly Game with Fangrowth.io’s Browser Extension

Apr 13, 2025

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In early March of 2025 I had the opportunity to sit down with Linda, the creator of fangrowth.io. The goal of that meeting was to show her the ropes of Fansly. Show her what areas that currently existed that created a struggle, a slowdown, or a pain point in many creators workflows. Prior to that meeting I had also asked within the Creators Resource Chats discord what everybody’s main pain points with Fansly are. Using that information and my experience I sat down on a video call with Linda and lined everything out with the goal to make Fansly scheduling and client management and content management more… Well… Manageable.

The Fansly Pain Points

Here are some of the pain points that I personally experience and the ones reported by other creators within their workflow on Fansly:

General lack of automated organization within the media vault. Sure, it will automatically file what you have posted and any media you’ve sent in messages into separate albums. But, that’s not always enough because those individual images are not then labeled within your other, main albums, leading to potential confusion and re-posting/re-sending of already used content.
Scheduling is so incredibly un-intuitive on the native scheduler on Fansly. Sure that calendar will show a dot saying you have at least one post scheduled, but which piece of content is it? To be able to see that is more clicks and less ease of work flow.

Fansly’s native scheduling calendar without using the Fangrowth extension.

Telegram has a feature with its pro-plan called quick replies which allows you to pre-format message templates to send with a quick shortcut. All so that you are not having to type and re-type those frequently asked questions over and over. I live and die by this feature to be honest. Fansly does not have that option which can be cumbersome. Even if you have the responses pre-typed elsewhere to copy and paste, when we are working away, that can be a distraction and an extra step we don’t need.
Sure there is definitely a native feature to see how much a fan has spent away on you, but it is tucked away in the section for your subscribers. When balancing a busy in-box its just not convenient to have to go back and forth to help see who sent how much to help with prioritizing your responses.

Fansly’s per subscriber/user earnings report. Found via Subscribers-> User Settings (gear icon next to subscribers name) -> Earnings

I don’t know about y’all, but I’m an emoji girly. I want my smiley and heart and devil faces even when I am on desktop. Fansly doesn’t have an emoji shortcut within chats to help with this.

FanGrowth.io’s Fansly Extension Solutions

From our chat and input of other creators, Linda with Fangrowth.io has created a browser extension for Fansly to help at least soften those pain points. She worked directly with Fansly heads to ensure the extension is safe to use so that creators do not have to worry about their accounts. Though there is a free plan it is a bit limited, the pro plan however, is more than worth it. Pricing can be found here.

Automatic Vault Labeling

Fangrowth’s example of what vault labels will look like

This was a big one at least for me personally and for a couple of the creators within creator’s resource chats. The media organization on Fansly is clunky and not intuitive as I said. Fan growths answer to that is automatic individual image labeling within the vault. Using this browser extension you can see within every single one of your albums exactly what fans you have sent what content to. And whether or not they have been been posted yet. See more here

More Transparency in Scheduling

Fangrowth’s example of what the content thumbnails will look like in the scheduling calendar

Not being able to see what content was scheduled when was a huge roadblock for me. I want my content to be variable and to have a certain flow to it with breaks in between each set of photos or videos, so that there is enough variety to keep subscribers interested. With the fangrowth.io Fansly extension now you can see those images. You can see what media you have scheduled when. Once installed and purchased, when you open the native scheduling calendar window, all you have to do is click on a day with a post scheduled and every scheduled post that is ready to go on that day will pop up to the right. Showing you a preview of the actual content itself. This is groundbreaking for me at least y’all. See more here.

Quick Chat Templates

My quick chat template for menu focused questions

No longer will I be getting irrationally mad every single time somebody asks me for my menu, or those other questions that get asked day in and day out time and time and time again. Now with the extension there are quick chat templates where you can type out and get your frequently asked questions answers ready to go so all you have to do is pop open the extension, click the chosen template, and shoot it off! A awesome feature that I didn’t even know to expect was the short code. See more here.

Spending Labels Within the Inbox

With the new Fangrowth.io Fansly browser extension we can now see a label next to the users name showing the amount that they have spent or tipped. This is amazing as it will help when we have a full inbox and need to prioritize responses. Instead of having to leave the inbox, and go into the subscribers lists, its now right there for us.

Fangrowth’s sample of what client spending labels will look like within the inbox

Emoji Keyboard in Chats and in Posts

My over use of emojis will not quit and this extensions addition of an emoji keyboard within chats and posts just makes it so much easier! See more here.

What the actual emoji keyboard will look like in your chats

Final Thoughts

This Fansly extension built by Fangrowth.io is absolutely going to change the Fansly game when it comes to creators workflows and she is not stopping with the features released already. She has stated on her site for the extension that we can expect more and more to come!

Quick tip for android device only users: Chrome, Chrome beta etc do not allow extensions on Android browsers. However, if you download the Yandex Browser, you are able to snag this extension!

Do you have more features than what’s listed?

Yes, based on interest, we roll out new features weekly. Reach out if you have requests!

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