Think of RanDall as your chief of staff. It sorts your fans into lists, sends your mass messages on time, keeps your inbox live, and remembers every conversation, so your time goes to the work only you can do.
No more spreadsheets, missed DMs, or guessing who's your biggest spender. RanDall covers the full operations layer.
Two-column layout, read receipts, instant search across every chat. Reply faster, lose no one.
Whales to stale subs, rebuilt and synced to OF every 30 minutes.
The avoid list excludes recently messaged fans automatically.
Revenue by campaign, source, and message. Know which copy works.
Every new subscriber timestamped, deduplicated, searchable.
Publish, schedule, and price your content from one composer. Attach media, set PPV, watch engagement land.
The inbox is a revenue surface, not a chat widget. RanDall keeps it fast, prioritized, and accounted for.
RanDall handles the infrastructure so you can focus on creating.
One-click integration with your OnlyFans API key. Multi-account ready from day one, so you can manage every creator from one dashboard.
RanDall pulls your subscribers, transactions, and chats into a clean database. Categorizes whales, identifies engaged fans, builds your lists.
Compose mass messages, schedule posts, reply in the unified inbox. The automation keeps your lists fresh and your avoid list current.
Most creator CRMs are someone else's cloud with someone else's pricing. This one runs on your infrastructure.
No agency middlemen. No shared logins. Your accounts, your database, your machine.
The first tool that didn't feel like it was made by people who'd never met a creator. Looks like Linear, works like Notion, knows the OF API better than I do.
Mass messages used to be a spreadsheet ritual. Now the avoid list runs itself and my view rates went up double digits.
Self-hosted was the whole point. My database, my machine, nobody else's cloud between me and my fans.
RanDall is a self-hosted Next.js app. Point it at a Postgres database, deploy it anywhere you can run Node (Railway, a VPS, your own machine), and connect your OnlyFans account. That's the whole stack.
Yes, that's the whole point of self-hosting. Subscribers, transactions, and chats live in your own database on your own infrastructure. Nothing is shared with a third-party cloud, and nobody else has a login.
A background job runs every 30 minutes. It reads fresh subscriber and spending data, rebuilds segments like whales, big spenders, recent joiners, and stale subs, then syncs them to OnlyFans as native lists you can target.
Yes. RanDall is multi-account from day one. Every creator you connect shows up in one dashboard, with per-account inboxes, lists, analytics, and mass messaging.
No. The built-in avoid list tracks who received a message recently and excludes them from the next send automatically, so fans never get spammed and your view rates stay honest.
If your agency's stack is shared logins and a rented CRM, then yes. RanDall covers inbox, mass messaging, lists, fan tracking, analytics, and posting from one self-hosted app you control.