Tip menu examples
Tip menu examples that actually sell
The fastest way to build a good tip menu is to start from one that works. Here are three complete tip menu examples with prices - a starter menu, a customs-focused menu, and a VIP menu - plus the reasoning behind each, so you can adapt them to your own offers.
Example 1: the starter tip menu
Best when you are new or launching your first menu. Everything is low-commitment for the fan and low-effort for you, so you get sales data fast without promising hours of custom work.
Starter menu
- Surprise me tip - $5+
- Rate my message - $10
- Voice message - $10
- Custom photo - $15
- Custom photo set (5 photos) - $35
- Short custom video, 3 min - $40
- Spoil me - any amount
Why it works: a fan who has never tipped you can start at $5 without thinking. The menu tops out at $40, so nothing on it creates delivery pressure while you learn what your audience responds to.
Example 2: the customs-focused menu
Best when custom content is your main earner. The structure sells the base item cheap-ish and lets add-ons raise the order value - the same way restaurants sell sides.
Customs menu
- Custom photo - $20
- Custom photo set (10 photos) - $50
- Custom video, 5 min - $60
- Custom video, 10 min - $100
- Add-on: outfit or theme request - $10
- Add-on: name mention - $10
- Add-on: 48-hour delivery - $15
- Sexting session, 30 min - $40
Why it works: the add-ons do the heavy lifting. A $60 video with an outfit request, name mention, and fast delivery becomes a $95 order without a single new content type. Badges like "Popular" on the photo set steer undecided fans to your best seller.
Example 3: the VIP and experiences menu
Best when you have an established fan base and your time is the scarce resource. Fewer items, higher prices, and experiences fans cannot get from your feed.
VIP menu
- Priority DM access for a month - $30
- Video call, 10 min - $80
- Video call, 30 min - $200
- Girlfriend-experience messaging day - $100
- Monthly VIP bundle: customs + priority DMs - $150
- Custom video, your script, 15 min - $180
Why it works: scarcity is the product. Listing only six items signals that your time is limited, and a "2 slots left" badge on calls turns browsing into booking.
What every good tip menu example shares
- An entry-level item under $10, so first-time tippers have a no-brainer option.
- Clear names and prices - no "DM me for prices" on the core menu.
- Add-ons that raise order value without new content types.
- A visible top-end item that anchors the rest as reasonable.
- A stable link fans can always find, not a screenshot that goes stale.
For more item ideas to mix into any of these structures, see our tip menu ideas or start from the free tip menu template.