Page 01 / OnlyFans Management
OnlyFans management services, run properly.
A UK-based team running strategy, chat, content, DMCA and growth on your page. We work through Infloww, a management tool for creator accounts, and you keep full control: the account and the payouts stay in your name. Month to month, with $0 exit fees.
A share of what we help you earn.
You pay us a share of what the page earns. You keep 40% under $10K a month, 50% from $10K up to $30K and 60% from $30K. That's worked out on what you receive, after OnlyFans' 20% and after refunds and chargebacks, and the band covers the whole month. There's no upfront fee or monthly retainer, so if the page doesn't earn, we don't either. Your number goes in writing before any work starts.
The work differs from page to page. A page starting from zero can need months of building before it earns much. A page already making five figures a month needs fine-tuning. The split follows what the page earns, and it's the same for everyone in your band.
What you won't find are the things that make creators wary of agencies: a percentage that shifts after you sign without your written agreement, charges for work you never agreed to, or an exit clause buried on page nine.
Everything the page needs, in one team.
Page 03 / What's includedSome agencies sell one of these and call it management. The parts depend on each other, so every agreement includes all six.
Your account stays yours.
Page 04 / ControlThe worst thing that can happen with an agency is losing control of your own page. Our team works in your account through Infloww, which covers stats, posts and messages and nothing else. Everything below stays with you.
- Your login, and the right to end our access by changing your password
- Your payout details, in your name, with payouts going to your own bank
- Ownership of every piece of content, during and after
- Your subscriber list and your social accounts
- The right to leave on 14 days' notice
- Ask for your banking details or route payouts through us
- Lock you into a fixed term or charge an exit fee
- Take ownership of your account, content or socials
- Promise you an income figure
- Message a fan outside the boundaries you set
Three ways to run a page.
Page 05 / The comparisonManaging It Yourself
- You keep everything, and every hour of the work is yours too
- Messages sit unanswered while you sleep, and some fans won't wait
- Pricing and posting are trial and error, paid for out of your own revenue
- Leak monitoring is something you mean to get round to
- Growth is capped by the hours you have
A Badly Run Agency
- One overworked assistant covering dozens of accounts
- A confident sales call, then very little contact afterwards
- Long fixed terms with exit fees in the small print
- Replies that take days, if they come at all
- Privacy listed as a feature, with nothing set up
TalentGrow
- Your own strategist plus a chat team, so nobody is spread thin
- A written report every week, whether the news is good or not
- Month to month, $0 exit fees and 14 days' notice to leave
- Chat replies in under two minutes, 24/7
- DMCA monitoring and geo-blocking running from day one
A team in the same country as you.
Page 06 / Why UK-based mattersSome agencies that advertise to UK creators are a brand name with an outsourced chat team behind it. Ask where the people who'd message your fans are based.
How it works.
Page 07 / Getting startedWhen management is the wrong call.
Page 08 / Who it's not forManagement works on top of your own content. If you can't commit to making it regularly, a share of nothing is still nothing, and you'd be better off spending a few months building that habit first. If you haven't launched yet but you're ready to make content, you can still apply.
It's also the wrong call if you only need one job done. If the only problem is leaks, take DMCA protection on its own. If it's traffic, social media management is the smaller fix. Paying a share of everything to solve one problem is poor value, and we'll say so.
And if you're weighing us up against another agency, read the questions worth asking on a first call before either of us gets your signature. Good answers are specific, and you should have them in writing before you sign.
Common Questions
Straight answers.
How much does OnlyFans management cost?
Do I have to hand over my OnlyFans account?
Is there a minimum contract length?
Who is actually on my team?
Do you work with new creators, or only established pages?
How much time do I need to put in?
What is the difference between OnlyFans management and just hiring a chatter?
Will my fans know they are talking to a chat team?
How quickly does the chat team reply?
What happens to my page if I leave?
Are you based in the UK?
Go Deeper
Guides from the blog.
What Does an OnlyFans Manager Do?
What a manager does with your page day to day.
Read →How OnlyFans Management Agencies Actually Work
How agencies make their money, and the red flags to watch for.
Read →How to Find the Best OnlyFans Agency in the UK
The checks to run on any UK agency before you sign, us included.
Read →Is an OnlyFans Management Agency Worth It?
The maths behind a revenue share, and when it pays for itself.
Read →Questions to Ask an OnlyFans Agency
What to ask on the first call before you sign anything.
Read →The last word
Talk to the team.
Apply and a person replies within 24 hours. There's a video call before you sign anything, and a month-to-month agreement if you go ahead.
Month to month · $0 exit fees · We get access, you keep full control