A profile address belongs to a specific creator platform. A HerPromo address belongs to the page where you bring those profiles together. Keeping that distinction clear helps you avoid publishing the wrong destination or implying that an account on one service also exists on another. Check each profile independently before sharing your page.
Start with the profile you actually control
HerFans profiles use addresses such as herfans.com/yourname. OnlyFans and Fansly also have their own profile addresses based on the account handle. A matching public name across services can help recognition, but it does not establish ownership. Open the address and confirm the account from the platform itself.
Your HerPromo name is separate from those handles. The address her.promo/yourname identifies your shared page, subject to availability. It does not reserve the same name on HerFans, OnlyFans or Fansly. If your handles differ, keep each destination accurate rather than forcing them to look identical in the editor.
Use the builder to keep destinations distinct
HerFans is the first platform in the HerPromo builder. Select the platform, then enter a handle or the complete profile address. Add OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and supported social profiles as separate entries. Keep labels recognizable so an adult visitor can choose a familiar service without guessing where a button will lead.
Review button order around your current priorities and audience. There is no universal ranking that makes a platform right for every fan or creator. A person may already use one service and prefer to stay there. A clear page lets them choose without claiming that all destinations offer the same experience.
Test the account and the visitor experience
Open each button after age confirmation. Check the spelling, the visible creator identity and what happens when the visitor is not signed in. Remove an old profile as soon as it stops being a valid destination. Test from the social app where the link will appear, as well as from a normal browser.
You can show all destinations or use Pro redirect mode for a primary platform. Redirect mode still asks adults to confirm their age before continuing. It does not change the rules of the destination service or the social network that hosts your bio. Never present a redirect as permission to bypass a restriction.
Compare clicks without confusing outcomes
HerPromo records outgoing activity by destination platform. That helps you review which profiles receive attention, but it does not prove that visitors subscribed or purchased anything. Repeated taps can count again and referrers may be missing. Compare activity with each platform's own reporting before deciding how to change your page or promotion plan.