Michele Morrone joins Tim Stokely’s new adult subscription platform as creator and co-owner

Italian actor Michele Morrone, best known for Netflix’s 365 Days, has joined a newly launched subscription platform backed by OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely. For high-risk payment teams, the interesting part is not the celebrity name; it’s the combination of adult content, recurring billing, PPV, and creator equity under one roof.

1. Morrone said he had decided to open “a new door” to show “the most personal and authentic side” of himself without filtering. In practical terms, he is entering the platform not just as a creator but as a co-owner, which is the part that tends to matter when a platform is trying to signal long-term commitment to both users and payment partners.
2. His page subscription fee is set at $19.99 per month, and paid content (PPV) is priced from $5 to $35. He has also teased live video call events with subscribers, which means the monetization stack is not limited to subscriptions; it also includes one-off digital goods and interactive paid experiences.
3. Earlier, Megan Fox also joined the platform as a creator with equity. She said she wanted to show what happens when women directly own their brand, image, and control of a platform. According to the report, her subscription page drew so much traffic immediately after launch that the server crashed.
4. The platform was newly launched by Tim Stokely, the founder of OnlyFans. That puts it squarely in the same category of adult subscription businesses that tend to care about card acceptance, chargeback handling, and uptime from day one, because the business model is only as good as the payment flow underneath it.
5. Morrone gained global popularity through the Netflix erotic trilogy 365 Days, and he is currently filming the sequel after co-starring with Sydney Sweeney in Housemaid. In other words, this is not a side cameo; it is a move by a mainstream actor into a category where audience demand and payment risk usually arrive together.