Key takeaways
- You get an English-speaking chat team around the clock that writes in your voice and stays within your limits.
- Our commission is 25–50% of your revenue after the platform fee, in writing, with no upfront or extra fees.
- We work remotely, and tax questions belong with a CPA, because we can only give you general orientation.
What does an OnlyFans agency do for US creators?
We only offer full management, so one team covers the daily work around your page. That means a chat team around the clock, content planning and pricing for your subscription, bundles and paid messages, and social media on Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and X, which we plan and post after you’ve approved it. We also look after your brand’s look and tone, search for leaks and file takedown requests, though nobody can guarantee that every copy disappears. Once a week you go through all of it with your personal manager in a short review.
You approve your content and your limits, and you have the final say on prices. Our page on full OnlyFans management explains in more detail who does what.
What do US fans expect from your chats?
We don’t claim to know what every fan wants, so we start with your own chat history and the content that sells best on your page. A few things hold true for most pages with a US audience, though. Your fans are spread across several time zones, which means late evening comes around several times a day. Because the team works in shifts, a fan on the West Coast at midnight gets the same attention as someone on the East Coast at lunchtime, and weekends run just like weekdays.
The English also has to sound natural, because a stiff reply that feels copied and pasted is a quick way to lose a conversation. Our chatters write in the tone you’ve approved. Many creators also want their real name, hometown and day job kept out of the chats, and that can be part of your limits from day one. When a fan orders a custom from your price list, the team notes the price and delivery date, and anything that isn’t on your list comes back to you. Prices are in dollars, and you decide what they are.
How do you tell a good agency from a risky one?
It makes sense to be skeptical, because plenty of creators have had bad experiences. Before you sign with anyone, ask for answers to these questions in writing:
- What exactly does the agency do, and what stays with you?
- What percentage does it take, and of what? Is it based on gross revenue or on revenue after the platform fee, and does it include income you already have?
- Do you keep account ownership, login, 2FA, recovery details and payouts?
- How do you leave, and what happens to the agency’s access when you do?
- Are there upfront fees, or fees that only show up later?
With us, the commission is 25–50% of your revenue after the platform fee, including what you earn today, and your account and payouts stay with you. There are no upfront or extra fees, and you can cancel monthly, or immediately if we both agree. Our guide to comparing agencies when you already earn goes through this in more detail.
How do commission and taxes work for US creators?
We work as an independent agency under a written agreement, so we’re not your employer and you’re not ours. OnlyFans keeps 20% first, and our commission applies to the remaining 80%, including your existing income. We set the exact percentage in writing before we start. A month with $5,000 in gross revenue looks like this at both ends of the range:
| A month with $5,000 gross | At 25% | At 50% |
|---|---|---|
| OnlyFans fee (20%) | −$1,000 | −$1,000 |
| Revenue after the platform fee | $4,000 | $4,000 |
| Our commission | $1,000 | $2,000 |
| What you keep, before taxes and your own costs | $3,000 | $2,000 |
This is only the arithmetic for the two ends of the range and doesn’t predict what you’ll earn. Payouts stay with you, and the agreement explains how our commission is settled. It’s a good idea to keep your own records of every statement and payout, because a tidy folder makes things easier if you ever need to explain the numbers to your CPA.
Tax questions are best answered by a CPA. How payments to an agency are treated in your books, what you need to report and which documents you should keep or expect after year-end all depend on your situation, and the rules change. We’re not tax advisers and nothing here is tax advice, only general orientation as of November 2026. Our guide to OnlyFans taxes in the USA can help you prepare for that conversation. The same goes if you’re wondering whether to set up a company: our LLC guide explains the question, and a CPA or attorney can answer it for your case.
What’s it like to work with a remote agency, and who is it for?
After you apply, we reply within 12 hours. We then talk through your numbers, your limits and what you’d like to hand over, and we put the scope, commission and cancellation terms in writing. Once access is set up, with delegated access where the platform supports it, the team starts writing in the voice you’ve approved. In the first few weeks we’ll need your approvals, a few answers about limits and prices, and your best-selling content, and after that most of your week is yours again. Since everything important is in writing, nothing depends on anyone being in the same room.
We work with US-based creators aged 18 or over who already have an active page, and there’s no fixed minimum revenue. If your page hasn’t started yet or you only want one task covered, we’re probably not the right fit. We focus on OnlyFans, then Fansly, with Fanvue, ManyVids, LoyalFans and Fancentro on request. Our team has been doing this since 2021 and has managed more than 30 creators, who have earned over $10M between them. Every page is different, so we can’t guarantee you any particular income.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in the US?
No. We work fully remotely with creators in the US and the German-speaking countries, and your personal manager finds times that suit your time zone.
Do you chat in English around the clock?
Yes. The chat team covers your inbox around the clock in shifts, in English and in the voice you’ve approved. Anything beyond your approved offers comes back to you.
How much does OnlyFans management cost?
With us it’s 25–50% of your revenue after the platform fee, agreed in writing before we start. OnlyFans keeps 20% first, and there are no upfront or extra fees.
Do you handle my taxes?
No. We only give general orientation and send you to a CPA for anything specific, because the rules change and depend on your situation.
If you have a US audience and would like to hand over the daily work, apply with your page. We’ll reply within 12 hours.