A priced tip menu fans actually buy from.
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A clear, well-priced tip menu turns casual fans into repeat spenders by giving them an easy menu to order from. This free tip menu builder generates a ready-to-post menu for your niche with smart pricing tiers, from quick interactions to premium customs, that you can paste straight into a pinned post or your profile.
Most fans want to spend but do not know what to ask for. A tip menu removes that friction by laying out exactly what they can buy and what each item costs, so ordering is one tap instead of an awkward negotiation. A clear menu turns casual subscribers into repeat spenders and gives shy fans a low-pressure way to start, usually with a small item that leads to bigger ones.
Enter your niche, pick your currency, and choose a price level that matches where you are, from a new account to an established page. The tool builds a tiered menu that ladders from cheap, low-friction items up to premium customs. Paste it into a pinned post and re-send it in mass messages so it is always one tap away.
The point of a menu is the climb. Start with a five-dollar item almost anyone will buy to begin the spending habit, then step up in clear jumps to voice notes, custom photos, videos, and sexting. Premium customs sit at the top for your biggest fans. If you are not sure where to set the numbers, run them through the pricing calculator and adjust based on what your fans actually buy.
The items fans buy most are the personal ones that feel made for them, not generic content they could find on your feed. A voice note saying their name, an honest rating, a custom photo in an outfit they picked, a short clip to their script, and a timed sexting session are the workhorses of almost every high-earning menu. Personalization is what justifies the price, so frame items around what the fan gets to choose. Keep the list to around ten so it reads as a quick menu, not a wall of text, and put the cheap impulse buy at the very top where it gets seen first.
A menu that never changes gets ignored after a fan has seen it a few times. Swap a couple of items each month, add seasonal or holiday specials, and occasionally run a limited-time discount on one tier to create urgency. Re-send the menu in a mass message whenever you refresh it so it lands back at the top of every inbox. Watch which items actually get bought: drop the dead ones, and when something sells out fast, that is your signal to add a pricier version above it. The menu is a living sales tool, not a one-time post.
Start with low-friction items (a few dollars) and ladder up to premium customs. Choose a price level here and the menu is tiered for you; fine-tune with our Pricing Calculator.
Pin it as a free post and re-send it in mass messages. Fans buy more when ordering is one tap away.
A tip menu is a priced list of actions or content fans can buy by tipping a set amount, like a voice note for $5 or a custom video for $50. It removes the guesswork from spending: fans see exactly what they can order and what it costs, so buying is one tap instead of an awkward back-and-forth.
Around eight to twelve items is the sweet spot. Enough to ladder from a cheap impulse buy up to premium customs, but short enough to read in seconds. Too many options overwhelm fans and stall the sale, so keep the strongest sellers and cut anything that never gets bought.
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