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Fan page management
Updated 10 October 2026 · Written by the SOVE7GN founders
A fan page posts the moments, clips and edits of you that wouldn't fit on your official account, every day. Done well, it reaches people your main page never would. We build and run them for artists, streamers and creators.
What you get: a fan page about you, run by our editors, posting clips from your long videos every day. On our Growth plan ($4,000 a month), the 4 clips a day can be split 2 for your main page and 2 for a fan page. If we build fan pages for you, you keep 50 to 100% of their ad revenue, agreed in writing.
Why run a fan page
- More volume without cluttering your main page.
- Bolder hooks and edits than you'd post officially.
- A second front door. People who'd never follow an official account will follow a page that posts the best moments.
- Revenue. On platforms that pay creators for views, a fan page with steady views can earn.
See fan page vs main account for what goes where.
What a fan page posts
| Content | Example |
|---|---|
| Moments | The best minute of a stream, show or episode |
| Throwbacks | Old clips with a fresh hook |
| Compilations | Several short moments on one theme |
| Behind the scenes | Studio, tour, backstage |
| Reactions | You reacting, or the crowd reacting |
How it works
- We agree the rules. What's off-limits, what tone, which sources.
- We set up the page (or take over one you have).
- We post daily from your long videos and footage.
- We report on views and what worked.
Pricing
- Growth plan, $4,000 a month: 2 clips a day on your main page and 2 on a fan page.
- Fan page revenue: you keep 50 to 100% of the ad revenue from fan pages we build, depending on what we agree.
- Full service, $5,000–6,000 a month, if you want scripting, 2 calls a week and monthly analytics on top.
Being upfront about it
Running a fan page about yourself is common, but don't use it to mislead people, especially around paid promotions. We keep disclosures where platforms and ad rules require them.
Questions people ask
Who owns the fan page?
Agree it in writing before we start. Ownership and the ad revenue split are part of that agreement.
How long until a fan page earns money?
It depends on the platform's creator program rules and how fast the page grows. Some programs have follower or view thresholds before payouts start.
Can you take over a fan page that already exists?
If you or your team own it, yes. We won't take over pages run by other people.
Will a fan page compete with my main account?
It shouldn't. They post different things, and the fan page sends people back to you.
Want a straight answer for your videos?
Book a 30-minute call. Send us a link first and we'll tell you which plan fits and how many clips we can make.
Book a call See plans and pricing- Fan page vs main accountWhy artists and creators run fan pages, and what goes where.
- How to grow a fan pageNiche, posting rhythm, content and staying within the rules.
- CPM clipping vs retainer clippingYour own pages vs clipper pages, and when to run both.