4 ways Scripts makes chatting easier, stored in a database you can open yourself

Most of what a chat team types, it has typed before. Growth > Scripts (/growth/scripts) turns the good versions into saved replies, so the team spends its time on the parts of a conversation that are actually new.

What Scripts holds

The Scripts screen manages two things:

• Templates, our saved replies. Each has an optional title (it is what shows in the picker), the text, optional media attached from the vault, and an optional price for paid messages. They are stored in Inflowwww's own SQLite database on your server.
• The Welcome message, the automatic message OnlyFans can send to new subscribers. There is one per account, and it lives on OnlyFans itself. If none is set, the screen tells you new subscribers will not get one.

Scripts is visible to chatters as well as the owner, so the people writing replies can also save them.

1. Build a small library first

Start with eight templates per creator and grow from there:

1. Reply to a new subscriber's first message.
2. Check-in for a fan who has been quiet for a week.
3. Thank-you after a purchase.
4. Thank-you after a tip.
5. Introduction to a new set, with a vault preview attached.
6. The paid follow-up to that set, with media and a price.
7. A kind, firm no for a request the creator does not do.
8. Sign-off for the end of a shift.

Give each one a title your team can scan: "new-sub-hello", "quiet-7d", "set-june-intro". Clear titles matter more than clever text.

2. Use them while chatting

In Messages Pro, open the template picker from the composer, choose a template, and it goes into the message box with its media. The same picker is in the mass message composer and the post composer.

Then edit it. Change the greeting, add the fan's name or something from their Notes, cut a sentence. The template is the skeleton; the fan should still get a message written for them.

3. Turn good messages into templates

When someone writes a reply that works, save it the same day:

1. Copy the message text from the thread.
2. In Growth > Scripts, create a new template and paste it.
3. Remove anything specific to that fan.
4. Attach the vault item, if there was one, and set the price.

A weekly ten-minute "best messages" review in the team chat is the easiest way to keep the library fresh.

4. Ongoing storylines from numbered names

There are no ordered storylines, but you can get most of the benefit with naming. Prefix related templates and number them:

• beach-1-tease
• beach-2-preview (free image attached)
• beach-3-offer (full set, priced)
• beach-4-thanks

Chatters type the prefix in the picker and follow the numbers. Write a branch for a "no" too (beach-3b-no-pressure), so a fan who passes gets a graceful exit instead of a second push.

Keep the library honest

• Write like the creator. Read three of their own messages before writing a template in their voice. Chatters may help. OnlyFans' terms allow creators to use assistants, but the account holder stays responsible for everything sent, and fans must not be deceived about who they are talking to in a way that breaks the platform's rules or the law.
• Retire stale templates. Anything mentioning a date, a season or a set that sold out gets edited or deleted.
• Don't over-script. If every message is a template, fans notice. Aim for templates as openers and offers, and people for everything in between.
• Check the welcome message monthly. It is the first thing every new subscriber reads.

The pitch. Scripts, for every chatter and every creator, saved in Your Own Disk™, at $0 per creator per month. Deploy it yourself.