Ask any adult creator juggling an OnlyFans page, a Twitter feed full of thirsty DMs, live cam shows, and a content schedule that would make your head spin…how could AI make your life easier?
You’ll probably get 50 different responses, but most of them boil down to one thing: time.
We’re all trying to do the jobs of five people over here: performer, copywriter, editor, therapist, marketing strategist . And that’s not easy while staying hot, hilarious, and “authentically available” 24/7.
It’s exhausting illusion, and while the rest of the world has begun outsourcing its workflow to ChatGPT, us adult creators have been somewhat… well, shafted.
“Sorry, I can’t help with that request”.
Recognise the feeling? 😩
That’s why I started messing around with GPTease, a self-proclaimed “AI for adult content creators” that promises to take the boring, repetitive stuff off your plate, casting a welcoming arm around NSFW content. No filters and no judgment? Consider me interested.
Naturally, I was suspicious. Is this just ChatGPT in a flaky wrapper that will be gone tomorrow, surpassed by some other tool? I’ll explain below why I think that very well might be the case.
But as things stand, let’s be totally clear: this tool is currently VERY helpful for adult creators. And at just $20 for a premium sub, it’s a pretty appealing business expense, too.
What Does GPTease Do That ChatGPT Won’t?
Let’s start with the obvious: GPTease lets you be filthy.
Like, explicit.
Like, actually write the kind of sexting messages and custom script content you’re paid for, without having to sweet-talk the AI like it’s some kind of nun.
Once upon a time, you could try asking ChatGPT for a cock rating script or a nasty JOI prompt and you’d get that dreaded, “I’m sorry, I can’t help with that” line.
This is the reason why NSFW-friendly tools sprung up. GPTease was launched in July 2024 and immediately caught fire with the adult content creator crowd.
But, as is the case with many of these AI tools, there’s always the danger of building your castle on sand.
In February 2025, OpenAI made changes to their adult content policy which significantly shifted how tools like ChatGPT would respond to NSFW requests.
Note the ‘looser’ prohibited content:
It’s out with the “Please don’t use our tool to create adult content“, and in with the “let’s maximise the freedom of our users“.
In short: ChatGPT knows that if it doesn’t allow its customers to work with NSFW content, another AI company will. And GPTease was waiting in the wings to do just that.
Just eight months into the life cycle of GPTease, its largest USP has been taken away… by ChatGPT itself.
And the truth is that you can achieve much of what GPTease offers through a standard ChatGPT subscription.
So why would you upgrade to another tool?
The answer, once again, boils down to: saving time.
GPTease has pivoted to what I’d best describe as a souped-up adult-friendly AI wrapper … designed to simplify all types of adult content creation, with an interface that guides the process instead of dumping you out in the sticks on a hope, a prompt and a prayer.
It’s not that it can do anything particularly different to ChatGPT. Or better. The big sell is that it can simplify the process of an adult creator’s workflow – and take away your pain points.
Basically, GPTease has become a specialised porno prompting machine.
How Are Adult Creators Using It?
If we accept that GPTease has been partially neutered by OpenAI’s policy shift, let’s look at where it can still add some serious value for us creators.
Here’s some of the most popular use cases:
OnlyFans-Specific Message Templates
If you’ve ever sat there staring at your screen, trying to figure out how to phrase a “mass blast” message in a way that sounds hot but not too desperate… you’re not alone.
GPTease has pre-built templates for welcome messages, daily DMs, PPV teases, and more. You just fill in a few blanks (like the type of content or what you’re promoting), and it spits out a message that sounds like you.
It does this based on your Persona settings, which you *have* to configure if you want it to actually sound like you (and not some unhinged boilerplate sex bot).
Those of you who have messed around with ChatGPT will know that you can do a similar thing there, by using Project Settings and defining ‘rules’, which the AI will follow for each prompt.
GPTease simply packages it up efficiently. I’m not sure what exact prompts they’ve used to mimic the classic engagement bait on OF, but that’s all part of the magic sauce.
It works out of the box.
Sexting Reply Generators
This is where it gets juicy.
One of GPTease’s most-loved features, and my personal favourite, is its sexting reply builder, which helps creators keep conversations going. Especially when your mental battery is at 3% and someone wants to roleplay a taboo fantasy involving your “tight little mouth” for the fifth time this week.
Once again, you don’t need to hack away at this functionality yourself (like you would with ChatGPT), it’s built into the tool:
We’ve all been there…
Fan: “What would you do if I was behind you right now?”
You: [brain fog, existential crisis]
GPTease: “Mmm, I’d feel your breath on my neck first… and then…” well you get the picture.
The neat thing here is you can feed in context from previous chats, define your tone (flirty, dominant, bratty, whatever), and even set a goal — like teasing a custom video or upselling a locked post.
It gives you some really useful options, and most times, one of them hits the mark with minimal edits.
It’s the same tech that underpins the various NSFW AI girlfriends, but tuned exactly how you need it.
Erotica Scripts in Various Personas
Need a quick storyline for that custom JOI video?
Want to test out a MILF domme voice without sounding like you’re reading from a script called Fifty Shades of Please Kill Me?
GPTease lets you create multiple personas, each with their own tone, style, and vocabulary.
You can define how they speak, what they enjoy, and how explicit they get… and then have them generate content in that voice. And it’s very, very cool.
Now, you can set this in a couple of ways. The first way is to provide explicit written instructions… how you would write, the type of phrases you would use, and so on.
That’s kinda neat, but the real game changer is to provide a portfolio of examples of your existing style.
So you can feed in a guidelines document with your previous stories, messages, responses and so on. You can even get the tool to scan through your existing social media pages and build up a strong repertoire of what you’ve previously said, and how you’ve said it.
You’ve probably heard about the big A-list OF stars who have modelled AI on their exact personas, right?
Riley Reid and Lena The Plug have both leveraged tech with their very own Clona tool, which is basically AI trained specifically on “What would Riley say?“, or “What would Lena do?“.
You can build this yourself with GPTease.
Never Run Out Of Caption Ideas Again
I’d say ChatGPT is pretty good at generating captions (with the new looser guidelines), but GPTease uses a vast specialised training set to come up with captions that work great on all of your socials: Twitter/X, Fansly, even TikTok if you’re brave.
On the higher-tier plans, you can upload images (or even PDFs) directly into GPTease and ask it to help generate captions, messages, or content based on what it sees.
Some of the lines are genuinely clever, and if nothing else, they’re a great base to riff from when your brain’s running on iced coffee and resentment.
Once again, you’ll want to use this feature in sync with your Persona settings to make sure it sounds like you.
Build an Entire Weekly Plan
Creators spend so much mental energy asking ourselves: “What should I post today?”
Honestly, busting the procrastination loop is one of my favourite use cases for these AI tools.
And this is where GPTease’s content planning tools sneak in as the unsung hero.
You tell it what kind of content you want to post, be it photos, videos, customs, themed drops, and it’ll help you sketch out a full weekly (or monthly) content calendar, complete with suggested themes and copy ideas.
Want to run a “Foot Friday” campaign with upsells attached? GPTease will suggest teaser lines, hashtags, and even what time of day to drop each post.
It’s not doing anything you couldn’t figure out with a whiteboard and/or ChatGPT/Claude — but the point is, you don’t have to.
It’s all templated and ready to go.
DM Upsells and Marketing Funnels
This is a nice addition for anyone trying to nudge freeloaders into paying customers (aka: everyone).
GPTease’s DM Upsell templates are structured to mirror actual creator sales funnels, not the generic marketing fluff you get from traditional AI tools.
I’ve tried this on both GPTease and ChatGPT and GPTease is the clear winner. That could be down to my exact prompting, yes, but the whole point of tools like GPTease is that the wrapper has already been painstakingly tested to produce the best results for specific platforms.
ChatGPT still feels a little too wishy washy for my tastes.
It’s easy to use: just give Tease the details (what’s in the video, how much it costs, whether it’s a time-limited offer), and it creates an engaging message that actually sounds like something you’d say.
It also adapts to different strategies: whether you’re teasing something locked in your media vault, offering discounts to rebill subs, or trying to draw people off-platform. And the more you use it, the better it gets at mimicking your tone… especially if you’ve trained your Persona properly.
Spotting a pattern here?
If you’re going to invest any time in this tool, you HAVE to get the Persona nailed down first.
So Is GPTease Still Worth It?
That’s the million dollar question, right?
Look, I’ll be honest and objective here: when ChatGPT opened the floodgates to more adult content in 2025, it did punch a hole in GPTease’s moat.
The whole “we do porn and ChatGPT doesn’t” argument isn’t as strong as it was in 2024.
I don’t have any concrete data on how it has affected sales for the GPTease team, but I’m guessing: it will have made a significant dent.
But if you’re an adult creator who doesn’t want to:
- spend hours writing your own prompts
- mess with jailbreaks and system messages
- explain your content model to an AI that doesn’t get it
- or constantly edit tone-deaf replies into something that sounds human…
…then GPTease is still absolutely worth the monthly fee. And remember, it’s a business expense. Don’t be putting this on the personal card, ladies! 😉
In the grand scheme of things… It’s a productivity tool (with multiple use cases), not a novelty. The value here isn’t just the content, it’s the structure around it. It’s the creative prompts, the tone matching, the strategic planning, the brain-saving assistance. The fact that it’s all neatly wrapped up in a system that is built specifically for NSFW creators, and trained on NSFW content.
If you don’t want to pay the $20 subscription, could you hack away at ChatGPT and achieve the same results with a series of carefully crafted prompts on your own dime?
Probably.
And if you can’t spare the $20, that’s exactly what you should do.
But if you’re willing to spend a little to streamline your workflow, I’d consider it money well spent.
However… I do have reservations that the underlying tech will be strong enough to remain the #1 player in 12 months.
And if I were in GPTease’s shoes, I’d be concerned about rivals snapping at my heels in a matter of weeks, not months.
I look forward to seeing the arms race! 🍿
Have you played around with GPTease?? What did you think of the tool?
