What is normal for a page your size

Followers, likes and media counts on other Fansly pages of your size and age.

Page sizeTotal likesImagesVideosBundles
Under 100 followers
40 109 pages
51
12 to 158
9
2 to 32
7
3 to 18
2
0 to 6
100 to 499 followers
22 333 pages
813
421 to 1 588
52
15 to 155
43
18 to 90
10
2 to 30
500 to 1,999 followers
14 328 pages
3 958
2 111 to 7 380
122
33 to 386
116
47 to 246
23
5 to 70
2,000 to 9,999 followers
9 404 pages
17 475
9 136 to 32 950
274
74 to 835
260
111 to 543
45
11 to 141
10,000 to 49,999 followers
3 057 pages
80 587
43 674 to 143 823
633
179 to 1 767
508
232 to 1 011
94
27 to 270
50,000 followers and up
362 pages
355 364
201 770 to 549 980
1 295
380 to 3 171
727
300 to 1 615
176
53 to 433

The bold number is the middle page. Half the pages of that size sit inside the range under it. There is no follower column: the first column already is the follower count. A group is left out while it holds fewer than 30 pages, and no page is ever named or ranked.

The same sizes, split by how old the page is

A page that opened last year has had less time to collect followers and likes than one that opened four years ago. This table splits each size by the start date we hold. An age group too thin to show is left out. If that leaves only one group out, we drop the smallest shown group as well, so the thin one cannot be counted from the page count above.

Page sizePage ageTotal likesImagesVideosBundles
Under 100 followers
13 562 pages
Under 1 year old57
14 to 157
8
2 to 26
8
3 to 19
1
0 to 5
Under 100 followers
17 339 pages
1 to 2 years old43
11 to 141
9
2 to 29
6
2 to 16
1
0 to 6
Under 100 followers
9 208 pages
2 years and older61
12 to 203
13
2 to 53
7
2 to 20
2
0 to 10
100 to 499 followers
6 467 pages
Under 1 year old779
433 to 1 414
32
9 to 87
47
22 to 93
6
1 to 18
100 to 499 followers
7 103 pages
1 to 2 years old840
440 to 1 590
43
13 to 116
43
19 to 88
8
2 to 24
100 to 499 followers
8 763 pages
2 years and older826
392 to 1 746
97
28 to 278
40
15 to 89
18
4 to 50
500 to 1,999 followers
2 681 pages
Under 1 year old4 009
2 315 to 6 944
45
12 to 115
143
63 to 274
8
1 to 25
500 to 1,999 followers
3 913 pages
1 to 2 years old3 902
2 179 to 7 084
76
23 to 205
120
47 to 252
14
3 to 41
500 to 1,999 followers
7 734 pages
2 years and older3 964
2 017 to 7 756
237
70 to 660
105
43 to 231
41
11 to 117
2,000 to 9,999 followers
1 052 pages
Under 1 year old19 782
11 910 to 33 888
59
21 to 135
302
146 to 512
10
2 to 29
2,000 to 9,999 followers
2 020 pages
1 to 2 years old17 567
9 797 to 34 039
115
33 to 301
312
118 to 678
17
4 to 54
2,000 to 9,999 followers
6 332 pages
2 years and older16 912
8 524 to 32 500
476
151 to 1 259
238
104 to 508
76
22 to 209
10,000 to 49,999 followers
120 pages
Under 1 year old87 247
57 698 to 133 277
99
36 to 230
513
324 to 689
16
7 to 42
10,000 to 49,999 followers
418 pages
1 to 2 years old89 004
50 620 to 149 839
150
64 to 394
642
298 to 1 132
29
10 to 75
10,000 to 49,999 followers
2 519 pages
2 years and older78 145
42 375 to 143 102
868
290 to 2 144
492
216 to 1 011
122
40 to 327
50,000 followers and up
338 pages
2 years and older355 364
196 413 to 549 980
1 445
476 to 3 477
727
308 to 1 594
191
60 to 452

These are levels today, not growth. They say what a page of your size holds, not how fast it got there. Growth over time needs a daily record we do not keep yet, so it comes later.

The numbers come from public Fansly pages we stored, not from live pages. A page that changed since our last refresh still counts here at its old numbers. A page counts only once we hold its follower count, its Fansly start date and a media reading from one of our refreshes. Pages missing any of those are in no group at all, so the bands cover the pages we refreshed, not every page on Fansly.

Last worked out on 17 Oct 2026, 22:05.


How to read these numbers

"Is this normal, or is it just me" is the question creators ask each other most, and the usual answer is one person's screenshot. This page answers it from stored data. We group pages by follower count, then by how long the page has existed, and show what the middle of each group holds today.

Read a row as a range, not a target. Half the pages in a group sit between the two small numbers, a quarter sit below and a quarter sit above. Sitting outside the range is common and says nothing about whether a page is doing well.

Age matters because a page that opened last year has had less time to collect followers and likes. Where we hold enough pages of one size and one age, the second table shows that split. Where we do not, the group is left out rather than shown thin.

What this page does not show

No page is named here and nothing is ranked. Every number covers a whole group, and a group is dropped while it holds fewer than 30 pages, so a band can never describe one person. You do not need an account to read the page and we ask for no Fansly login.

A page only counts once we hold three things about it: its follower count, the date it opened on Fansly and a media reading from one of our refreshes. A page missing any of the three sits in no group at all, so these bands describe the pages we have refreshed rather than every page on Fansly.

It also shows levels today, not growth. How fast a page of your size grows needs a daily record we are not keeping yet. That part follows later.

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