My Posts FAQ
See how the likes came in on each of your posts
Every so often we count the likes on your posts and save each count with its date. Together, those counts show how the likes came in after you posted.
The page shows what happened to your posts. It doesn't tell you if a post did well. For that we'd need a number for a normal post at your size, and we don't have one.
You need a SlyKiwi account with your Fansly account connected to it.
Step by step:
- Connect your Fansly account. Open your settings and enter your Fansly username under Fansly account.
- Run the Profile Analyzer once if needed. If the page says we have none of your posts, run it once on your own name. After that we keep your public posts.
- Open My Posts. It's in your dashboard menu.
- Sort and filter. Pick a sort order and a tag, and the table updates.
Ways to sort the table:
- Newest first
- Oldest first
- Most likes
- Fastest likes per day
When you sort by likes or likes per day, posts we haven't counted yet go to the bottom.
Each row has a small chart and a short line of text under it.
We haven't counted this post yet. Its record starts with the first count.
You see separate dots. Two points can't show a shape, so we don't join them.
The dots are joined into a curve.
The latest count is lower than the first. We show how many likes you lost.
Left to right, the chart shows the time since you posted. Bottom to top, it goes from that post's lowest count to its highest. Each chart has its own scale. To compare posts, look at the numbers, not at how high the dots sit.
Once a post has two or more counts, the text reads like "40 likes over 6 days, 6.7 a day". That's the latest count minus the first one, divided by the days between them.
Likes that came in before our first count aren't included. If the two counts are less than a day apart, we don't show a per day rate.
Free account
- Up to 10 of your newest posts from the last 30 days
- Only like counts taken in the last 30 days
- Sorting and the tag filter
Pro
- Up to your 500 newest posts, with no 30 day limit
- Every like count we have for each post
- Download the table as a CSV file, up to 5,000 rows
- When the page was last updated
The CSV file has one row per like count, so each post gets a row for every time we counted it. It keeps your current sort order and tag filter. A post we never counted gets one row with empty count cells.
The page only shows what we've already saved. We don't read anything live from Fansly.
How often we count:
- Once your account is connected, we check your public page about once a day for new posts.
- We also count the likes on your posts about once a day.
- Before you connected, we counted your posts about once a week, so older curves have fewer dots.
- We stop counting posts older than 90 days.
- The page can be up to 6 hours behind what we've saved.
Common reasons:
- No posts yet? Run the Profile Analyzer on your name once.
- A new post shows no count until we count it for the first time.
- We only see what your public page shows.
- We leave out deleted posts.
- On a free account, older posts and older counts stay hidden.
- Sort by fastest likes per day to find the posts that got likes the quickest.
- Filter by a tag you use often, then compare those posts with the rest.
- Give a new post a few days. The curve needs 3 counts before it shows a shape.
- Click the post date to open the post on Fansly.
Want to see how the likes came in on your posts?
Connect your Fansly account and open My Posts from your dashboard
Open My Posts