Guide · due diligence
Questions that expose a bad agency in one call
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save this before you talk to any agency.
start with the money
what exactly is your split?
one number, everything included. a 'tools fee' added later is your first red flag.
split of gross or net?
net after OnlyFans' 20% cut is standard. make them define it in writing.
is there a setup fee?
the only good answer is no. revenue share means they only earn when you earn.
what does leaving cost?
a real one says: nothing, 30 days notice. read the exit clause first.
vague on any of these? the call is over.
then ask how the work gets done
who talks to my fans at 3am?
named people on your dedicated team. not one chatter juggling 40 accounts on scripts.
how many creators per manager?
past 15 or so, you are a row in a spreadsheet.
can I see real, dated results?
dashboards with dates, names blurred. cropped screenshots prove nothing.
whose email is on the OnlyFans login?
yours. always. if they hold the login, they hold your income.
the login question is the one bad agencies hate most.
the two questions most people skip
will you ever name me publicly? the only acceptable answer: never without your written consent. get it in the contract.
is this first call confidential? if they hesitate on an NDA before you have shared anything, they will hesitate when it matters.
discretion is not a feature. it is the baseline.
ask us the same ten
revenue share only
one split, everything included. no setup fee, no hidden extras.
no minimum term
90% of our creators stay anyway. an open door beats a locked contract.
small roster, by design
each creator gets a dedicated team. that is the whole model.
confidential from minute one
first call under NDA. we reply within 24 hours.
we would rather lose a call than dodge a question.
want to ask us the full list yourself? the application link is in our bio. first call under NDA. we reply within 24 hours.
