Key takeaways
- Both agencies quote 25–50%, but ours always applies to revenue after the platform fee, while Bunny defines the covered revenue individually in writing.
- Bunny's contract guide says the creator keeps account and content ownership, and with us you keep ownership, login, 2FA, recovery details and payouts.
- We reply within 12 hours, while Bunny's homepage says 24–48 hours.
Why can the same percentage cost different amounts?
A commission range doesn't tell you much until you know what it's calculated on. Take a month where your page grosses $15,000. A 30% share of the gross comes to $4,500, while a 30% share of the $12,000 left after OnlyFans' 20% fee (as of November 2026) comes to $3,600, so the same percentage can differ by $900 a month.
Ours is calculated after the platform fee on all your revenue, including what the page already earns, and the exact rate is agreed in writing before we start. Bunny's contract guide says the covered revenue is defined individually in writing. That can work perfectly well, but you'll want to read that definition closely, especially which kinds of revenue count, which accounts are included and whether the rate changes if you add a platform later. Once you have both offers, you can run the same month through our commission calculator and compare what you'd keep.
Where do Drippy and Bunny Agency differ?
A few of these rows are almost identical, because the two offers are similar. The Bunny Agency column comes only from their website and contract guide.
| Question | Drippy | Bunny Agency (according to their website, checked September 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Commission range | 25–50% of revenue after the platform fee. | 25–50% depending on scope. |
| What it's calculated on | The 80% left after OnlyFans' 20% fee (as of November 2026), including what you earn today. Agreed in writing before we start. | Covered revenue is defined individually in writing, according to its contract guide. |
| Account control | You keep ownership, login, 2FA, recovery details and payouts. We use delegated access where the platform supports it. | The creator keeps account and content ownership, according to its contract guide. |
| Fees and leaving | No upfront or extra fees. Cancel monthly, or immediately by mutual agreement. | No setup fee or retainer. No long-term lock-in. |
| Contact and reporting | A personal manager and a short weekly review. | A dedicated account manager for each creator, plus regular performance reporting. |
| Platforms | OnlyFans first, then Fansly. Fanvue, ManyVids, LoyalFans and Fancentro on request. | Support for multiple platforms is described. |
| Results shown | Our team has worked since 2021, with 30+ creators managed and $10M+ in creator revenue. We don't promise results. | Creator cases with dollar figures and periods. |
| Reply to an inquiry | Within 12 hours. | 24–48 hours, according to its homepage. |
Does it matter that Bunny supports multiple platforms?
Bunny describes support for multiple platforms. We start with OnlyFans and then Fansly, and we take on Fanvue, ManyVids, LoyalFans and Fancentro on request. If OnlyFans is your only platform, this probably won't change your decision. If you're planning a second one, ask both agencies how the offer changes when a platform is added or dropped, and who keeps pricing, chat style and posting plans consistent so your fans don't get two different versions of you. Our guide on adding Fansly to your OnlyFans covers what to settle first.
What does keeping your account look like day to day?
Both agencies say the account stays with the creator, so the useful questions are practical ones, such as who holds the 2FA device, where the payouts land and how fast you could switch off someone's access. With us, you keep ownership, login, 2FA, recovery details and payouts, we work through delegated access where the platform supports it, and you approve content and boundaries. Bunny's guide states that the creator owns the account and content, so you can ask them about access in the same detail, including who logs in and how.
Who is better off with Bunny Agency?
Bunny may be the better fit if you like to read before you talk, because they publish creator cases with dollar figures and periods as well as a contract guide. It may also suit you if support for multiple platforms is high on your list and a reply within 24–48 hours is soon enough for you.
We'd be the better pick if you want to know from the start that the commission is calculated after the platform fee, and if you'd like a personal manager with a short weekly review and replies in English or German within 12 hours. You can see some of our results in our success stories, and if you're coming from another agency, our page on switching OnlyFans agencies explains how the move works.
Frequently asked questions
Is 25–50% a normal commission for an OnlyFans agency?
Drippy and Bunny Agency both quote that range, Bunny according to its website as checked in September 2026. Where you land inside it depends on scope, so an offer is better judged by its written revenue base and what's included than by the percentage alone.
Does the commission apply to money my page already earns?
At Drippy it does, because our share applies to all revenue after the platform fee, and the rate is agreed in writing before we start. Bunny Agency's contract guide says covered revenue is defined individually in writing, so ask how that definition treats the income you already have.
Can I run OnlyFans and Fansly through Drippy?
Yes. We start with OnlyFans and then Fansly, and we take on Fanvue, ManyVids, LoyalFans and Fancentro on request. If you mention your plans when you apply, we can put the scope and the rate in writing.
If you already have two offers to compare, send us a few details about your page and we'll get back to you within 12 hours. The rate and what it's calculated on go in writing before anything starts.