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[Flintofmother]

I will suggest Fables, it's human-run and from the people behind topwebcomics. I've been uploading there for over a year; it's nice for archive and the creators are actively improving the site and taking suggestions.

[IndigoShirtProd]

I don't have any in depth insights, but from what I gathered there's also:

Lemoon - Very slick tapas looking website design, animal mascot and all

Lemoon - Where every story is worth following

After looking at the TOS for Lemoon, they don't have any clauses against AI content. I made an account but have yet to publish anything, and I may refrain in the future. I'm wholly against AI generated content and hope they update their terms soon.

Pinya - Similar again to Tapas in appearance. Also has novel posting for our novelists
* Has a clause in TOS against AI
https://pinya.io/

Fables.Pro - Similar in vibe to ComicFury and Inkstra and a few other sites. Hosts ads for on site comics

Fables - Your Voice, Your Story, Your Legacy

* Has a clause in TOS against AI

[Chronomel]

Really useful list! I'd like to vouch for Namicomi a bit. It is confusing to use at first because it functions very differently from most webcomic sites, but It has really good features. It automatically recognizes your posting schedule and sets the time for you, It has in depth analytics that show the age and gender of your viewers and also what sites they're coming from and it lets you add your comic in multiple languages really easily (There's no region locking as well!) It also supports page format and allows the reader to turn it into scroll if they wish

Also, they promote different comics. The Editor's Choice and Hot Picks sections will actually feature comics with less engadgement, and it has an easy to find "latest updates" section that actually has all the comics on the site. Also, a detailed tagging system that actually works and allows you to add content tags. Also the option to sort comics in to groups. (I've made a "read later" group that i use constantly and really miss on other sites). They also really support creators in general. No predatory contracts, and they retweet comic updates if you tag them on social media

I think it'd be one of the best webcomic sites ever, it's just that it has hardly has any readers. So even if you're not actually interested in posting there, at least read some comics (It won't force you to make an account btw) There's some cool comics on there that are already on webtoon but I was only able to find out about them on Namicomi because they give everyone an equal chance on the front page (while still showing the most popular comics too of course)

I'm happy to help if anyone has questions!

[toonben]

Tried using webtoons. I wasn't popular there as I have minimal view fewer than Tapas and Comic Fury. I'm trying other sites where I can easily get traction.

[Aleksei]

Can I suggest itch,io?
I know its not comic only oriented, but it has his pros. Like that it doesn't ask for your biometric data to make an account to publish NSFW material.

[wolflu66]

I’ve been using a platform called CxC .
Although the main creators and activities there are primarily in the Chinese-speaking community, the site also supports multiple languages, and there are a few foreign creators who have joined.You can publish comics, novels, illustrations, or audio content on it.

Pros:
●Diverse monetization options: Supports chapter-based payments, subscriptions, and tips (donations). You can also do joint subscriptions for cross-domain collaborations. The barrier to entry is relatively low: registration is free, and once you complete real-name verification, you can start charging. Overseas creators can also apply. I’ve heard the official team is also preparing ad exposure revenue sharing recently.

●R18-friendly: It has a complete rating system and a high degree of creative freedom. Adult content can be operated normally.

Cons:
●The market is mainly Chinese-language focused, so international exposure and the English-speaking reader base are relatively small.
The platform itself is still quite new and hasn’t been around for long, so the number of active users isn’t very high. I just checked: about 450,000 members, with around 800,000 unique monthly visits. Content volume: about 140,000 works (novels ~50%, comics ~40%, illustrations ~10%).

●The website is currently rather slow, and it can sometimes be extremely slow during peak hours.

https://cxc.today/en/home

https://cxc.today/en/become_creator

And this is my page.
https://cxc.today/en/@wolflu66/work

[GothickangelStudios]

I'm on Fables too it out does webtoon and tapas for customizing, visuals and features.

[claiborneart]

Currently on webtoon, comicfury, and a personal website.

Highly suggest anyone who doesn't have their own site yet make own, if only for a hub linking out to all your hosting sites

[GothickangelStudios]

Comic Fury is my heavy hitter. Anywhere from 300 to 800 reads a day for me. Ive surpassed 300K with it. But I can code from scatch fine, with my background in graphic and website design.

Fables Pro is my second. Same With Fables X.

Tapas ranges from 0 to 15 views a day.

Webtoons is maybe 50 views a month.

Nami Comi like 150 views in 3 years. Their rating system is very unorganized.

[claiborneart]

Do you have any advice for comicfury? I've been slowly rehosting my stuff there, but I'm gonna be putting more energy there now, with all this

[Harajuku]

I gotta say, inkstra looks incredibly vibe-coded…do with that info what you will.

[GothickangelStudios]

The community there helps people navigate the code in existing template themes. I help people in the coding part of the forum out too. They also help you change the code to customize sections as well say if you want to move a certain element aroundn or expand on existing code.

Kyo, the man who runs the site is active in the community as well. Hes open to questions and willl answer them.

They ask people to PLEASE properly rate best they can their comic, etc. Their ratings are more easy to understand how they are broken down.
And NO AI allowed. Many people recently have come in asking about it and decided to pull from the platform due to being AI content makers.

One can also buy a from domain anywhere in the world. And Kyo can link it to Comic Fury and use that instead of one of the options for subdomains the platform has.

Images for graphics, gifs, image files, (no audio option to upload - you have to embed it from an outside source) are hosted on Comic Fury so no alt image hosting site needed.

I take code from online CodePen and edit and plop it in my templates too. Some people have made lightbox image galleries or merch shop pages (without ecommerance). Or made audio playlists embeding to add audio to the pages posted. The pros for Comic Fury are on and on.

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[claiborneart]

Thank you! Most of my comics are rated for swearing, but I'm excited to be able to put in artistic nudity/etc. into my Pines comic without worrying about getting problems for it

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[silverraven0]

Hello, there, just saw that you're open for conversation so I wonder if you could shed some light on some of my uncertainty in this thread? Thank you!

https://forums.tapas.io/t/recommendation-for-new-place-to-host-comic-and-novel-added-review/97184/28

[reapcykesart]

The best way to grow in ComicFury is genuinely just to chat with others in the Forums. Oh, and also make sure to set your signature so that it has an linked image banner for your webcomic! Fellow users will eventually keep noticing your banner and be enticed to check out your stuff :>

[danwad25]

Thank you!! I've been updating it a lot based off of feedback from creators and readers so if you see anything that appears clunky or if any features are missing that you'd like to see, feel free to let me know on any of the Inkstra socials or by putting in a support ticket. I saw your series as I was doing a review, it's rather thought provoking and pretty cool.