About Perlage Studios

Last updated July 28, 2026

Perlage Studios Marketing Agency LLC is a boutique OnlyFans management agency founded in 2021 and registered in Oakland Park, Florida. It works on revenue share only, with no setup fees, no exit fees and month-to-month terms, and has scaled 20+ creators past $20M in combined net revenue as of 2026. Its focus is creators already earning $5K to $20K a month who want to scale well past it. The team works in English and German, and most creators it manages are based in the United States, Europe and Australia.

Who runs the company and where is it registered?

Perlage Studios is the trading name of Perlage Studios Marketing Agency LLC, a company registered in Oakland Park, Florida, United States. The full imprint, including the registered address and the party responsible for the content of this site, is published and linked below.

How does Perlage Studios charge?

Revenue share only. There is no setup fee, no exit fee, and no minimum term — the arrangement is month to month. The share is calculated on net revenue, meaning what OnlyFans actually pays out after the platform has taken its own 20%, and nothing is billed on top of it.

That last point is worth stating plainly, because it is the detail agencies most often leave undefined. A percentage charged on gross fan spend and the same percentage charged on the payout are two different prices: gross is 25% larger than the payout, so the identical number in a contract can cost a quarter more. Perlage charges on the payout, and no chatter costs, advertising spend or monthly retainer are added to it.

The exact percentage depends on the scope of services and is agreed on the audit call rather than published here. If you want the arithmetic behind that comparison, it is worked through in the guide on whether an agency takes its cut before or after OnlyFans takes its 20%.

Which creators does Perlage Studios work with?

The focus is creators already earning $5,000 to $20,000 a month who want to scale well past that. There is an established foundation to work with at that level: existing content, an existing audience, and revenue that responds to better operations rather than to starting from nothing.

Creators below that range are not automatically turned away, but they are told honestly on the audit call whether an agency makes sense yet — for many, it does not, and paying a share of a small number to someone else is rarely the right move. The reasoning behind that threshold is set out in the guide on whether an agency is worth it at $3K.

The team is senior only, with female managers available, and works across strategy, chatting, content direction, marketing and leak protection.

What results has Perlage Studios published?

Three cases are published with dashboard screenshots on the homepage. All figures are net revenue after platform fees, and all of them are individual results rather than a promise of what any other account will do.

The screenshots behind these numbers are on the homepage. Earnings figures reflect individual creator results and are not a guarantee of future earnings.

What does Perlage Studios not do?

No upfront fees of any kind, and no payment before results — an agency asking for money to onboard you is the single clearest warning sign in this market. No long lock-in contracts. No guarantees of a specific income.

Perlage does not ask for a creator's account password. OnlyFans provides a manager access route with graded permissions, which is the correct way for anyone else to work on an account, and payouts go to a bank account in the creator's own name. What that should look like in practice is covered in the guide on account access and lockouts.

Perlage Studios is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or in partnership with Fenix International Limited. OnlyFans is a registered trademark of Fenix International Limited.

Where can I read more before contacting anyone?

There are 31 guides on this site, 27 in English and 4 in German. None of them are gated, none require an email address, and every one of them is written so it is useful whether or not you ever get in touch.

They cover the decision itself, growing an account, working with an agency once one is in place, and how to check an agency before signing. Start at the guide index, or the German section.