What to Let a Chatbot Sell on Fanvue, and What to Keep for Yourself
What to let a Fanvue chatbot sell, from vault PPV to win-back messages, and what to keep for yourself, without pushing fans.
Let a chatbot handle everyday PPV from your vault, offered when a fan shows interest, plus thank-yous and win-back messages. Keep custom requests, your biggest spenders, refunds and anything personal for yourself. Set clear selling rules in the persona so it offers, never pushes.
A chatbot can sell for you while you sleep. That doesn't mean it should sell everything. The creators who do best with one draw a clear line between what the bot handles and what stays with them.
💜01. What can a chatbot sell well?
- Everyday PPV from your vault, offered when a fan asks for more or reacts to a tease.
- Thank-yous after a tip or a purchase, so no fan goes unthanked.
- Win-back messages to fans who've gone quiet.
- New drops sent to a group of fans, with the follow-up chats handled for you.
VueMate, one of our partners and a chatbot on Fanvue's App Store, does these from your vault. It watches for buying signals, attaches the matching item as PPV and can price it for the fan and the moment.
💜02. What should I keep for myself?
- Custom requests. Price, details and timing need real back-and-forth.
- Your biggest spenders. Fanvue's messaging guide says higher spenders respond best one-to-one.
- Refunds and complaints. Refunds go through Fanvue's support team, so point fans there kindly.
- Anything personal, or anything the bot would have to guess at.
Templates for customs and refunds →
💜03. What about voice notes?
VueMate can send AI voice notes. Whether you use them is up to you. Some creators love the extra touch; others keep voice notes as something only they send, for their favorite fans. Decide before you switch it on, and write the choice into your persona.
💜04. How do I keep it from being pushy?
- Tell it when to offer: only after a fan asks for more or reacts to a preview.
- Cap offers: no more than one priced offer in a row before a normal chat message.
- Keep prices fixed in the persona if you never haggle.
- Check what a fan already owns, so the bot never offers them a set they've bought.
Fanvue's messaging guide suggests checking the Media section of a fan's chat first, so nobody gets offered something they already own. Make that a rule for your bot too.
Bot or person for your top fans? →
💜05. Keep its spending in check
Every reply a chatbot writes uses credits, and some fans chat a lot without ever buying. VueMate's Fan insights shows what it uses on each fan next to what that fan has earned you, and lets you set a daily cap on any fan. A fan who bought, tipped or subscribed in the last 7 days has no daily cap by default.
💜06. Make sure fans can find you
A chatbot sells to the fans you already have. To bring in new ones, list your page free on FreeVues, and swap shoutouts with other creators on ShareYourFans®, the collaboration platform I co-founded before I founded FreeVues, free to join.
List your Fanvue free on FreeVues →
Swap shoutouts on ShareYourFans® →
💜07. The short version
Let the bot handle everyday PPV, thank-yous and win-backs, offered only when a fan shows interest. Keep customs, top spenders, refunds and anything personal for yourself. Clear rules in the persona keep it selling, never pushing.
Quick answers
💬What can a chatbot sell on Fanvue?
Everyday PPV from your vault, offered when a fan shows interest, plus thank-yous after a purchase, win-back messages and new drops sent to groups of fans.
💬What should I never let a chatbot handle?
Custom requests, your biggest spenders, refunds and complaints, and anything personal it would have to guess at.
💬How do I stop a chatbot from being pushy?
Tell it to offer only after a fan asks for more or reacts to a tease, limit priced offers in a row and check what a fan already owns first.
💬Can a chatbot send voice notes on Fanvue?
VueMate can send AI voice notes. Whether you use them, or keep voice notes for yourself, is your call.