Content rules and review
What is allowed, why something is held, and the posting rule that keeps subscriptions running.
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- What content is allowed?Strictly SFW, and actively enforced. No nudity, no explicit content, no exceptions. Adult creators are welcome — the boundary is what you sell here, not who you are.
- Why was my listing title rejected?Listings must read as a purchase of content or a creator service — not as an expense, a transfer, or a branded product. The form refuses all three as you save, and a person reviews the listing on top of that.
- Why have my subscription payments stopped?Selling a recurring product means delivering content. Below 3 member posts in 30 days, collection pauses.
- Why was my photo or banner rejected?The reason is on the item itself, naming which image it was. Replace that one and it goes back into review automatically.
- Can I link to my other platforms?Your verified social accounts, yes. Sending buyers off-platform to pay you, no.
- Who reviews my content, and how long does it take?An automatic scan first, then a person. You are notified on every decision — you never need to check back.
- What are the rules on what I can sell?Everything sold here has to be a real thing the buyer receives, and it has to be non-explicit. Six rules cover every product, and each product has its own page of examples.
- I'm an adult creator — can I use Spenny Piggy?Yes. Your wider persona can be adult-focused, and names like Goddess, Domme, Findom or Cashmaster are not refused on their own. What you sell through this platform has to be non-explicit.
- What can I offer in a membership?A membership sells repeatable, non-explicit benefits. You pick your ongoing benefits from a fixed list and set your own monthly price, and at least one of them has to be content delivered here.
- What can someone pay me to do?A Paid Request is custom work, defined before it is bought. Personalised work is checked more closely than a fixed listing, because the buyer is paying for something that does not exist yet.
- What can I set a content goal for?A Piggy Pot sells one piece of content to several buyers and can show a goal alongside it. The goal is context — the content is what is being bought.
- What can I say on my Piggy Bank?The Piggy Bank lets a supporter choose their own amount and receive access to your supporter posts. The access is what they are buying, so the listing has to say so.
- What can I sell as recurring content?Bills sell a weekly or monthly content stream. A personal cost can be your reason for selling it, but the content is what the supporter buys — and you are never asked to say what you spend the income on.
- What can I list as a wish or a one-off unlock?A Wish sells one piece of content, and can show a goal alongside it. The content is the product — we never source or ship a third-party item for you.
- What can I sell in my shop?Your shop sells digital or physical products. They have to be legal, genuine, accurately described, and yours to sell.
- What can I put in my bio and my posts?Your wider creator identity can be adult-focused. Your profile, bio, banner and posts here follow the same non-explicit standard as anything you sell.
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