Quick Replies and Media
Two libraries that make a shift faster and sell better: saved text, and a catalogue of what you have to sell.
Quick Replies
Section titled “Quick Replies”Saved pieces of text belonging to a creator, available to any chatter working as that creator, one click away in the panel’s Replies tab.
What to save
Section titled “What to save”| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Openers | Your best-performing first messages, by audience type |
| Standard answers | Where she lives, what she does, whether she does customs |
| Pricing lines | Your rate card, phrased in the creator’s voice |
| Deflections | Polished responses to meet-up requests and off-platform asks |
| Logistics | How customs are ordered, turnaround times, what is included |
| Re-engagement | Openers for fans who have gone quiet |
Creating them
Section titled “Creating them”- Open the creator in the dashboard.
- Go to Quick replies and click New.
- Give it a clear title — chatters scan titles, so “Custom pricing — full rate” beats “pricing 2”.
- Write the content in the creator’s voice.
Using them
Section titled “Using them”In the Replies tab, click any entry to copy it. Copying never overwrites a draft you have already written, so it is safe to browse mid-conversation.
Agency tip. Every time a chatter writes an answer to a question that will obviously be asked again, that answer should become a quick reply before the end of the shift. This is how a team’s best phrasing becomes everyone’s phrasing.
The Media Vault
Section titled “The Media Vault”Your creator’s catalogue of sellable content. The vault is what lets the AI sell a specific thing for a specific price instead of gesturing vaguely at “something special”.
What a vault item holds
Section titled “What a vault item holds”| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Title | How your team identifies it |
| Description | What is actually in it. This is what the AI uses to describe it to a fan — the more specific, the better it sells |
| Suggested price | What it should be offered at |
| Tags | For finding it fast and matching it to fan preferences |
| Preview image | A thumbnail so your team can see what they are offering |
Adding content
Section titled “Adding content”- Open Media in the dashboard.
- Click Add item and select the creator it belongs to.
- Fill in the title, description, price and tags, and upload a preview.
Write descriptions for the AI, not for your filing system. Compare:
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Six-photo set, black lingerie, bedroom, shot on film. Teasing rather than explicit — good for fans early in the funnel.
The second one produces a reply that sells. The first produces a reply that cannot.
Offering an item in a conversation
Section titled “Offering an item in a conversation”- In the Draft tab, attach the item you want to offer.
- Generate.
The draft is written knowing exactly what the content is and what it costs, so the offer lands in the creator’s voice with the right detail and the right number.
Tracking what has been sent
Section titled “Tracking what has been sent”The platform records which items each fan has already received, so nobody re-offers content someone already paid for. Items are marked automatically when a draft offering them is sent, and you can adjust the record manually on the fan’s profile.
Re-offering purchased content is one of the fastest ways to damage a high-value relationship. This removes the risk entirely.
Building a vault that sells
Section titled “Building a vault that sells”- Tag by fan preference, not by shoot date.
feet,roleplay,gfe,explicit,teasingare useful.march-2026is not. - Keep a price ladder. Have something at $9, something at $35 and something at $150+, so there is always a natural next step for a fan who just bought.
- Describe the mood, not just the content. “Playful” and “intense” sell to different people, and the AI can only match what you have told it.
- Review quarterly. Remove anything you no longer sell so nothing is offered that cannot be delivered.