Frequently Asked Questions

All payouts from OnlyFans will go directly to you, we simply invoice you a performance fee on a weekly basis.

We ask all of our clients to provide weekly content. On average, this takes approximately 5–8 hours per week, depending on your experience with content creation and how efficiently you are able to complete the required content.All of our clients follow a structured weekly content and posting schedule to keep everything consistent and organized. You can view the full posting schedule here.This is what your typical week will look like: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CAO2JLMkyKsgbGjOEw6eoX1HEOnzj_V_/view?usp=sharing

Our service operates on a revenue-share basis, starting with a 50/50 split. For example, if the account generates $5,000 in revenue, 50% would go to the creator and 50% would go to our agency.To provide full transparency on how our agency portion is typically allocated, here is the general breakdown: 20% — Chatting Costs: This goes toward our 24/7 chatting team, which is responsible for actively communicating with fans, maintaining engagement, and helping maximize revenue generated through the OnlyFans account. 15% — Paid Advertising: This is reinvested into paid advertising to help grow your social media accounts, increase reach, and bring more potential subscribers into your funnel. 15% — Agency Profit: This is the portion retained by our agency for managing, supporting, and overseeing the overall growth and monetization process.As the account grows and your social media presence begins gaining more organic traction, the amount required for paid advertising may be reduced.Once the account consistently exceeds $10,000 per month in revenue, we can review the performance of the account and begin renegotiating the revenue-share structure based on its growth, advertising requirements, and overall performance. Typically, once paid advertising is no longer required at the same level, the 15% previously allocated toward advertising is returned to the creator. At that stage, the revenue split would generally move from 50/50 to 75/25, with the creator receiving 75% and our agency receiving 25%.

No, at least not right away. Most of the creators we work with are relatively new, and depending on where you currently are in your social media career, we generally do not recommend approaching OnlyFans as a full-time job when you are just getting started. Your weekly schedule will typically consist of 2–3 days of work, with approximately 5–8 hours per week dedicated to filming and preparing content. As your social media views, audience, and revenue begin to increase, that is when it starts to make sense to dedicate more time toward growing the account and maximizing revenue.We advise our creators to continue working their current job or maintaining their existing source of income while simultaneously following our part-time posting schedule of approximately 5–8 hours per week.Once the account begins generating consistent revenue and shows enough growth to justify a larger time commitment, our team will work with you to create a plan for transitioning this into a full-time career and scaling the account from there.