Paige Spiranac has joined content platform Passes, joining fellow social media star Olivia Dunne on the subscription-based site.
On Wednesday, Spiranac announced that his Pass page has been launched and has anticipated the available content.
“Good news! I joined Passes,” she wrote alongside a photo of herself dressed in a red suit and riding a golf cart.
‘If you liked OnlyPaige, you’ll LOVE my new membership site! Better and more complete content, live streams, you can talk to me directly in DMs, and much more!’
The golf girl’s bio reads, “The OG Golf Girl” and her membership options are based on the terms of the sport. The most expensive subscription is the “Eagle Tier,” which costs $100 a month.
Influencer Paige Spiranac (right) joined Olivia Dunne (left) on subscription-based site Passes
The three-digit membership grants access to ‘ALL wall content and live streams, plus 5 free DMs and free DM gifts.’
Subscribers can also join the Par tier for $10 and “get almost all of the exclusive content” on Spiranac’s wall. Meanwhile, the $25 Birdie tier gives members access to all of the exclusive wall content and live streams.
A $5 golf-only option is also available for golf-related content. Material includes images, course vlogs, and instructional videos.
On May 1, Dunne launched his Passes site 24 hours after announcing a “big announcement” on social media.
The glamorous golfer’s subscription options include the ‘Eagle Tier’ for $100 a month
A $5 golf-only option gives fans access to footage, course vlogs and instructional videos.
Spiranac announced that her social media page will be launched on Wednesday afternoon.
While many were hoping the New Jersey native would provide an update on her athletic career after winning the National Championship with the Tigers, they were met with disappointment upon hearing about her Passes page.
On her page, the former LSU gymnast offers 200 messages for $100 a month and “custom requests” for $300.
While commonly confused or compared to OnlyFans, Passes bans explicit content but allows creators to sell access to risqué thirst traps, livestreams with implied nudity, and direct messages.
Spiranac’s page has eight posts and 609 likes at the time of writing. Dunne’s page, on the other hand, has 16 posts and 4,000 likes.
