Enterprise plan: $0

The README describes the project as an independent reverse-engineering of OnlyFans' public web API for personal / educational use. Nothing here is sold, and there is no enterprise contract. An agency can run it, but tell your creators before you connect theirs.

Using it on a live OnlyFans account may violate OnlyFans' Terms of Service; the risk sits with the creator's account. Read the disclaimer first.

Inflowwww runs with Docker Compose on a server you control: a Python relay (FastAPI) that holds the captured sessions, a Next.js dashboard, and an autoheal container. The install is the Quick start from the README. The relay and the app bind to 127.0.0.1 on the host, and the app also joins the external n8n_default network with Traefik labels; if you run Traefik on that network it will be published. Otherwise making it reachable is a step you choose: a reverse proxy in front of the app, or the optional Cloudflare quick tunnel profile. Put local edits in a docker-compose.override.yml (the repository ignores it), not in the tracked file.

Everything that matters is on the host: service/chatterly.db (SQLite), service/sessions/, service/proxies.json, service/secrets/ and .env, plus the vault image folders (service/vault_thumbs/, vault_posters/, vault_images/), which can't be downloaded again once OnlyFans' signed URLs expire. The service/ ones are bind-mounted into the relay; Compose reads .env. Back them up on your schedule, to your storage, and keep the copies as private as passwords: chatterly.db and proxies.json hold passwords in plain text. Help > Backups has the backup commands and a restore test.

You choose the proxy provider and assign one per creator in Creators > Custom proxy (/creators/proxy). The registry is service/proxies.json on your server.

• The data is one SQLite file you can open with any SQLite client.
• The code is one MIT-licensed repository (the project's source folder). Fork it, change it, and keep running your fork.
• There is no account with us, no licence key and no contract to end.

This is the text of LICENSE in the repository.

The project was renamed; the copyright line below is the original and is reproduced as it stands in the file.

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