Key takeaways
- TDM advertises native English chatters, and our chat team writes in English and German.
- TDM also advertises accountancy and content trips, which aren't part of our offer.
- TDM describes a revenue share with no rate or deduction basis on the management page we checked, while ours is 25–50% of revenue after the platform fee.
Does the language of your chat team matter?
Chat is where a large part of your revenue is made, and fans notice quickly when replies stop sounding like you. If your fans write in English, TDM's native English chatters are a clear point in its favor. If part of your audience is in Germany, Austria or Switzerland, it's a good idea to confirm which support language you'd get and who would write in which language at what hours.
Our team writes in English or German around the clock, in your voice and inside the boundaries you set, and our page on OnlyFans chat management explains how that works. With either agency, sample replies will tell you more than a description, because you can judge for yourself whether they sound like you.
Do you need a certain number of subscribers first?
TDM Business uses daily subscriber arrivals as a guideline for when a creator is ready for an agency. If you earn steadily you may already be past it, and you can check the number against your own recent weeks. We have no fixed minimum revenue, because we work with creators who already have an active page and look at that page with you to see whether we're a good fit. A guideline saves both sides some time, while having no minimum leads to more conversations, so neither approach is better for everyone.
What else comes with TDM, and how is it paid for?
TDM also advertises accountancy and content trips. If you'd like those from the same agency, that's a good reason to talk to them, and the offer should show how they're priced. Our offer covers chat, content planning and pricing, social media on Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and X, your brand look and tone, and leak takedown requests. Accountancy and trips aren't part of it, so tax questions stay with your CPA.
TDM describes a revenue share, but the management page we checked gives no rate or deduction basis, which makes it a question for your first call. Ours is 25–50% of revenue after the platform fee, including what you earn today. If your page grosses $10,000 in a month and OnlyFans keeps 20% (as of November 2026), $8,000 is left, and a 30% share of that would leave you with $5,600 before taxes and your own costs. Our commission calculator works this out for any rate, so you can check TDM's offer with the same numbers once you have it.
How do Drippy and TDM compare overall?
| Question | Drippy | TDM (according to their websites, checked September 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Chat language | English and German. | Native English chatters. Confirm the support language you'd like. |
| Beyond management | Nothing extra. Tax and legal questions go to a CPA or lawyer. | Accountancy and content trips are advertised. |
| Who they take on | Creators with an active page. No fixed minimum revenue. | TDM Business uses daily subscriber arrivals as a readiness guideline. |
| Revenue share | 25–50% of revenue after the platform fee (the 80% left after OnlyFans' 20%, as of November 2026), including what you earn today. Rate in writing before we start. | A revenue share. No numerical rate or deduction basis on the management page we checked. |
| Team and scope | 24/7 chat team in your voice, content and pricing, social media, brand look and tone, leak takedown requests, and a short weekly review with a personal manager. | A team spanning marketing, chatting, content and analytics. Weekly reporting is described. |
| Account access | You keep ownership, login, 2FA, recovery details and payouts. We use delegated access where the platform supports it, and you can revoke it. | No details on the pages we checked. |
| Leaving | Cancel monthly, or immediately by mutual agreement. No extra fees. | The creator page advertises cancellation at any time. |
| Results shown | Our team has worked since 2021, with 30+ creators managed and $10M+ in creator revenue. We don't promise results. | One creator case with a growth multiplier and a four-month period. |
Which creators are better off with TDM?
If your audience speaks English and native English chatters matter to you, TDM may be the better choice, and the same goes if you like the idea of a broad team across marketing, chatting, content and analytics with weekly reporting. You're also better off with TDM if you want accountancy and content trips from your agency, since we don't offer either.
We're likely the better fit if some of your fans write in German, if you want to know the commission range before your first call, or if you'd like a personal manager and a short weekly review. Your account, 2FA and payouts stay with you, and you can cancel monthly, or immediately if we both agree. Our guide to choosing an agency when you already earn covers what else to weigh.
Frequently asked questions
Does TDM take a commission?
According to its website, TDM works on a revenue share. The management page we checked in September 2026 shows no rate or deduction basis, so it makes sense to ask for both in writing before you agree.
Can Drippy write to my fans in German?
Yes, our chat team writes in English and German, in your voice and within the boundaries you set. We work with creators in the US and in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Do I need a minimum number of subscribers to join Drippy?
We have no fixed minimum revenue. We work with creators who already have an active page, and we look at that page with you to see whether we're a good fit.
If you'd like to know whether we'd be a good fit for your page, send us a few details. We'll reply within 12 hours, and the rate goes in writing before anything starts.