Anyone who's onboarded a chatter or a tool knows the routine. Brief, docs, scripts, price sheets, two weeks of corrections. By the time it's working you've forgotten why you started.
The fix is to let the system read what's already on the account. You then only decide the things only you can decide.
What happens by itself
You connect Fanvue with one click through Fanvue's own login. We never ask for your password, and you can disconnect any time. That also turns on purchase tracking. From there:
- Your vault gets read. Sync it once and every item gets a description and a level on the 7-level Pricing Ladder, so she knows what she's selling.
- Folders become scripts. A new vault folder turns into a PPV script by itself: a free tease, then PPVs that get more explicit.
- Prices adapt per fan. They follow what each guy actually buys. A fan never sees a price lower than he already paid.
- Follow-ups are ready. Lines are there from day one and get ranked by how often fans answer.
- The manners are built in. Holds for broke, payday, spent enough and upset. Card-problem help. The 18+ stop. Never the same picture twice.
- Language is handled. She chats in his.
- The AI itself is on us. You don't buy a model subscription or paste in AI keys.
What you actually set
Six things, and the first two are the only ones you can't skip.
1. Who she is
Fill in her profile: name, age, where she lives, job, hobbies and interests, and her style. Pick a premade style or write your own. Add extra instructions if you have them.
2. What she may sell
In the Vault, choose the folders she may use. Only pictures in those folders are ever sold or sent. You can also switch off any single item.
3. Your prices
Set a price for each level of the Pricing Ladder. Scripts can be priced by the AI per fan, or by hand if you'd rather.
4. Script order
Drag the scripts into the order you prefer. If you already have scripts that sell, we can rebuild them from your past Fanvue chats, so you don't start from nothing.
5. Your big spenders
Set the whale settings, and decide who stays with a human. The per-fan switch turns her off for one guy.
6. Who she talks to
Every fan, or only the ones you switch on. Then set up alerts so you hear about purchases and new subscribers on your computer or through a Telegram bot.
The setup checklist on the dashboard shows what's still missing, so you don't need to keep this list open.
Where your time should go
The real work comes after setup, and it's the part worth doing. Read her chats during the first days. When she does something you don't like, tell Debug what she should have done, and it becomes a rule for all her Fanvue chats. "What would she say now?" shows her next answer without sending anything.
That's where a good account gets its character. It's also about the same job as correcting a new chatter, except every correction sticks.
The social side is a separate job
All of the above is EmpireChat, the AI chatter on Fanvue. EmpireBot, which chats on social platforms and brings guys to Fanvue, takes a bit more. It runs through a browser extension, in the browser profile where her social accounts are logged in, with each platform's messages tab left open. You don't need it to start. Get Fanvue running first and add it when you're ready. Each platform has its own rules, so read them before you switch it on.
What to do first
- Start with one model, not the whole roster.
- Connect Fanvue, sync the vault, pick the folders, fill in her profile.
- Keep your top spenders with a human and switch her on for a small group.
- Read every chat for the first few days and turn each mistake into a Debug rule.
- Widen the group when you stop finding mistakes.
There's no setup fee and a new account gets $10 starting credit, which covers the fee on $100 of AI sales. So the only thing you're spending on that first group is the time to read the chats.