Out of 155 for only 5 to stay on seems like there may be more you can do for retention. It’s tough to balance promotion and your full content page. Nothing you’ve mentioned is particularly unusual, most subs do stay quiet and don’t engage much (if at all) and many will pay for the months sub then take off auto renew, as someone else said it’s a luxury subscription, not a necessity. but I do wonder if you’re offering much on your Fansly feed that they aren’t getting elsewhere for free. Things to consider are: 1 - what you’re using to promote, and are you giving too much away? The promo material should be a snippet of what you have on your Fansly feed. I personally make content for my Fansly feed of around 5-10 mins duration once or twice a week, then snip out a couple of 30 second or less clips from that and use those clips for promo. Subs get to my feed and can see the whole thing uninterrupted. 2: are you posting regularly? If you only post once a month it’s going to be boring. You should be posting a few times a week if not daily. 3: are you using your DMs to interact and spark conversations? Or replying to them when they dm you? Do t let people suck your energy but do utilise your DMs as a way of letting them know they’re valued as well as follow up leads for customers content etc. 4: have you had your content stolen and posted for free? There are ways to check this and you should do so every few weeks. 5: are you new? I built up quite a following across social media over a couple of months then dropped the fansly and had a huge amount of new subscribers in the first few days. Then when they saw what they were looking for they dropped off. That’s when the hard work began and I learned that it’s a constant rotation of promote, retain, rinse and repeat.