Pricing and terms
How much does OnlyFans management cost? Our fees
At Noblesse Studios there are no upfront fees and no additional fees. Our commission is 25% to 50% of revenue after the platform fee, and the exact rate is agreed in writing before work starts.
Our fees at a glance
Our commission is 25% to 50% of revenue after the platform fee. On OnlyFans, that is the 80% left after its 20% fee. The share applies to this entire amount, including the revenue you already earn, not only to growth.
| Item | At Noblesse Studios |
|---|---|
| Agency share | 25–50% of revenue after the platform fee |
| Basis | Total revenue after the platform fee, including existing earnings |
| Upfront fees | None |
| Additional agency fees | None |
| Rate and scope | Agreed in writing before work starts |
| Term and notice | Set out in the written agreement |
The exact rate depends on the agreed scope, that is, which work we take on across chat, content planning, social media and leak protection. Your account stays yours: your login, two-factor authentication and payout details stay with you.
Worked example: what you keep
Here is how the platform fee and the agency share come off one after the other, at both ends of our range.
| Item | At 25% | At 50% |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue before fees | $10,000 | $10,000 |
| Platform fee, 20% | $2,000 | $2,000 |
| Commission basis | $8,000 | $8,000 |
| Agency share | $2,000 | $4,000 |
| Remaining before tax and own costs | $6,000 | $4,000 |
The basis matters as much as the rate. The same 30% costs $3,000 a month on $10,000 gross but $2,400 after the platform fee: $7,200 a year apart. An offer of 35% of gross sounds cheaper than 50%, yet here it takes $3,500 and leaves $4,500, which is $1,500 less than 25% after the platform fee.
To run your own numbers, use the OnlyFans agency commission calculator.
How OnlyFans agencies charge
Agency offers follow one of three basic models. We work with a revenue share and no fixed fee.
| Model | How it works | What to pin down |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue share | The agency receives a percentage of your revenue. | Basis, covered tasks, reporting and notice |
| Flat fee | You pay a fixed amount, whatever your revenue. | Specific deliverables, revisions and payment dates |
| Hybrid | A fixed amount plus a percentage. | Fixed and variable parts, including any caps |
A retainer or advance payment is not proof of a scam; it shifts the risk. With a revenue share, the agency earns less when your revenue falls. A flat fee is due even in a weak month, though it can cost less once revenue is high and stable.
What other agencies publish
Many agencies do not publish a rate. When we reviewed the official pages of six agencies on 10 September 2026, this is what they stated:
| Agency | Published fee information |
|---|---|
| TDM | Revenue share; no numerical rate or deduction basis on the reviewed management page. |
| Teasy | Commission model; no numerical rate or deduction basis in the reviewed FAQ. No startup fees advertised. |
| Bunny Agency | 25–50% depending on scope; covered revenue defined individually in writing. No setup fee or retainer; no long-term lock-in. |
| AROA | Financial options following consultation; no range on the reviewed homepage. |
| XCreatorMgmt | Individual quote; no numerical range in the reviewed FAQ. |
| SirenCY | Fees provided in a proposal; no fixed fee on the application page. |
Where no number is published, ask for a written offer and a sample statement on the same basis as ours. Each comparison lists its sources; offers may have changed since the review.
What the fee covers
In full management, your dedicated manager coordinates these areas within the scope agreed in writing:
- Chat management: fan conversations, approved offers and open requests, in your documented voice.
- Content strategy: topic plan, shot list, publication schedule and price proposals.
- Social media management: strategy, content ideas, post and Reel planning and agreed publishing on Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and X.
- Leak protection: agreed monitoring and documented removal requests.
- Weekly reporting: revenue by type, visitor sources and the result of each content or offer change.
Advertising or paid placements are not automatically included. They are considered separately for suitability and written scope before any campaign starts.
Is the fee worth it for you?
A revenue share is payable even when your revenue does not grow. To keep at least what you earn on your own, your revenue after the platform fee has to rise by share ÷ (1 − share).
| Agency share | Growth needed to break even |
|---|---|
| 25% | about 33% |
| 40% | about 67% |
| 50% | 100% |
If nothing grows, a 25% share leaves you $6,000 of $8,000. Time counts too: note how many hours a week chat, planning and social media take you today, and decide what handing them over is worth to you. Model a decline, an unchanged account and an improvement; keep taxes and production costs out of this comparison.
Three scenarios in our article “Is an OnlyFans agency worth it?” show when more, less or the same remains after commission. To estimate your revenue, use the OnlyFans income calculator.
Results from a managed account
One example with its period: Larissa’s monthly net revenue was $7,311 in September 2025 and $86,208 in February 2026. Net means after the 20% platform fee and before the agency share, taxes and own costs. Individual results vary and do not predict yours.
Read Larissa’s case study or see all creator results with their reporting periods.
How to start
- Send an enquiry. Tell us your starting point and goals in about two minutes; you get a personal reply within 12 hours.
- Get to know each other. In a conversation we discuss your goals, the work you want to hand over and your boundaries.
- Agree the terms. Scope, revenue share and access permissions are put in writing before any work starts.
- Start together. During onboarding we agree content, pricing, chat and marketing with you; your manager then reviews the numbers with you each week.
Common questions
What do OnlyFans agencies charge?
It depends on the model: a revenue share, a flat fee or a mix of both. At Noblesse Studios, it is 25% to 50% of revenue after the platform fee, with no upfront or additional fees.
How much does OnlyFans management cost per month?
There is no fixed monthly fee with us: you pay the agreed share of that month’s revenue after the platform fee. With $8,000 after the platform fee, that is $2,000 at 25% and $4,000 at 50%.
Is the commission based on gross or net revenue?
With us, on revenue after the platform fee. $1,000 in revenue leaves $800 after the 20% platform fee, and your agreed share is calculated from the $800.
How much does OnlyFans charge creators?
OnlyFans keeps 20% of your earnings as its platform fee, so 80% remains. Our share is calculated only on that 80%.
Are there upfront or setup fees?
No. There are no upfront fees and no additional agency fees; we are paid only through the agreed share.
Does the share apply to what I already earn?
Yes. During the collaboration it applies to all revenue after the platform fee, including the level you already had, not only to growth. The break-even table above shows what that means for you.
Can the rate change after I sign?
Rate and scope are part of the written agreement made before work starts. Ask any agency how changes to either are agreed, and get the answer in writing.
Can I make $1,000 a month on OnlyFans?
Keeping $1,000 after the platform fee takes $1,250 in fan payments, for example 125 subscribers at $10 a month; tips and paid messages count too. The income calculator lets you test your own numbers.
Can I end the collaboration?
Yes. The term and notice are set out in the written agreement you receive before starting. When it ends, we coordinate outstanding tasks, the final statement and the removal of team access.