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The OFAuth n8n community node lets you integrate OnlyFans data into n8n’s visual workflow builder. Access creator profiles, manage posts and messages, track earnings, and automate subscriber engagement — all through drag-and-drop.
Package name: n8n-nodes-ofauth — available as a community node in n8n.

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Installation

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Install via Community Nodes (Recommended)

In your n8n instance:
  1. Go to Settings → Community Nodes
  2. Click Install a community node
  3. Enter n8n-nodes-ofauth
  4. Click Install
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Or Install Manually

Restart n8n after installation.

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Authentication

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Add Credential

In n8n, go to Credentials → Add Credential and search for OFAuth API.
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Enter Your API Key

Paste the API key from your OFAuth dashboard.
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Save and Test

Click Save. Use a Whoami operation to verify the connection works.

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Available Resources

The OFAuth node exposes these resources, each with standard operations (Get All, Get, Create, Update, Delete) where applicable:

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Using the Node

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Basic Setup

  1. Add the OFAuth node to your workflow
  2. Select your OFAuth credentials
  3. Choose a Resource (e.g., Self, Posts, Earnings)
  4. Choose an Operation (e.g., Get All, Create)
  5. Enter the Connection ID for the target OnlyFans account
  6. Configure additional fields as needed

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Connection ID

Most operations require a Connection ID to specify which OnlyFans account to access. Retrieve available Connection IDs using the Connections → Get All operation, then reference them in subsequent nodes.

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Pagination

For list operations, use the Additional Fields to control pagination:

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Example Workflows

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Daily Earnings Report

Sends a daily earnings summary to Slack at a scheduled time.

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New Subscriber Welcome

Automatically sends a personalized welcome message to new subscribers.

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Export Posts to Airtable

Syncs all posts to an Airtable base for content tracking.

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Content Analytics Dashboard

Updates a Google Sheets dashboard with latest analytics data.
See the Common Workflows page for more detailed automation patterns.

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Configuration Reference

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Troubleshooting

“Connection ID required” — Most access operations need a Connection ID. Use the Connections resource first to list available connections, then pass the ID to subsequent operations. “Authentication failed” — Verify your API key in the OFAuth dashboard and update the credential in n8n. Test with a simple Whoami operation. “Rate limit exceeded” — The OFAuth API has rate limits. Add a Wait node between operations if you’re making many sequential calls.

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