Turn the people who cook your recipes into a business you control.

Followers stay free. A Recipe Pass sells one dish on its own. A membership opens every recipe you have. You choose which recipes carry a price, and you set every number yourself.

How a kitchen actually runs.

  1. 01

    Write a recipe

    Ingredients, method, a note on any step you want to explain, and a timer for the parts that matter.

  2. 02

    Choose what stays free

    Drag the member line down your method — everything above it is free to anyone. Ingredients always are.

  3. 03

    Add notes and step videos

    The steps below your line can carry a written note or a short video, for members and buyers only.

  4. 04

    Publish now or schedule for Sunday

    Ship it the moment it is ready, or set it to go live this Sunday and let the drop do the work.

  5. 05

    Answer questions from members

    Members ask from the recipe itself. You answer from one inbox in the studio.

  6. 06

    Track members and earnings

    See who joined, who left, and what you earned — broken down by tier, pass and session.

  7. 07

    Get paid

    Stripe pays your share into your bank account every Friday. No invoices, no chasing.

Transparent fees.

One number, shown on every price field before you save it. Never a surprise on payout day.

You keep85%of every sale, always
OnlyFood keeps15%card fees come out of this, never yours

A £5.99 membership pays you £5.09. Price floors keep every sale worth taking: £3.19 for a Recipe Pass, £3.99 for a membership, £15 for a session. No listing fee, no monthly minimum, no hidden fees.

Read the full creator agreement →

What a kitchen can earn.

An example, not a promise — built from today’s default membership price and fee.

MembersFans payYou keep / monthYou keep / year
50 members£5.99/mo each£254.57£3,054.84
200 members£5.99/mo each£1,018.30£12,219.60
1000 members£5.99/mo each£5,091.50£61,098

300 Recipe Passes at £3.99 each is £1,017.45 for you.

2 sessions a month at £45 is £918 a year.

Ownership, plainly.

  • Your recipes and your media are yours. OnlyFood hosts them — it does not own them.
  • Unpublish a recipe or close your kitchen whenever you want.
  • A member who buys a Recipe Pass keeps that recipe forever, even if you unpublish it later.
  • Memberships are month to month. A fan can cancel any time; you keep what they already paid for that period.

What members see.

Your kitchen lives at onlyfood.me/@yourhandle — a phone-first page with your face, a Follow / Join bar, and every recipe newest first. Each recipe opens with a teaser: the photo, the intro and the ingredients, free for anyone who visits.

See onlyfood.me/@jocooks, a live example →

Your recipes already have an audience.