The agency for
established creators.

Net. Our share is calculated on what OnlyFans pays out to you, after the platform's own 20%, never on gross. Nothing gets billed on top: no setup fee, no chatter costs, no ad spend, no retainer, no exit fee. The distinction matters: the same percentage applied to gross takes 25% more of your money. Ask any agency pitching you which base they calculate on. Plenty of creators have never checked their own contract.

Look at trends, not totals. Warning signs: net revenue flat or declining for three months while your traffic held steady; mass messages doing the work a chat team should do; nobody able to tell you your rebill rate or who your top spenders are; reports that only appear when you chase them. Each one alone has a possible explanation. Several at once usually means your account is being maintained, not managed, and maintained accounts drift downward.

Weeks one and two are diagnosis: pricing, spender segments, chat quality, content pipeline, and what your previous setup left behind. Nothing dramatic happens to your fans: no fire-sale discounts, no personality change in chat. From week three we rebuild the funnel piece by piece; most early revenue movement in a takeover comes from repricing and reactivating existing spenders. Before you sign anything, we'll tell you on the call exactly what we'd change first.

Yes, both. Your password stays yours and 2FA stays on your device, from day one to the day you leave. That means you can lock us out in two minutes if we ever give you a reason to, which is the leverage you should hold over any agency. If an agency insists on owning your login before they'll work with you, they're solving their problem, not yours.

First: read your termination clause before you talk to anyone, including us. Check the notice period, auto-renewal terms, exit fees, and who owns content produced during the contract. We won't advise you to breach a contract, and we're not lawyers. What we will do: use your notice period properly — audit your numbers, plan the transition, and time the switch so your income doesn't gap between agencies.

Yes. Building to $10K+ on your own proves the demand is real. At that point the bottleneck is usually hours in your day, not your appeal. Those handovers are often the smoothest we do: no previous agency's scripts to undo, no fans trained on discount blasts. The conversation on the call is the same either way: your numbers, your content pipeline, and where you actually want to be in twelve months.

Accounts at your level go to the Elite Team: the people who have run this since 2021, not whoever was hired last month. You'll know who is responsible for your account, by name, before you sign anything, and female managers are on the team if that's your preference.

Two recent takeovers: one creator who had built to $13.3K/month entirely on her own came to us in March 2026 and did $73.2K in May. Another left her agency for us at $23.8K in July 2025 and did $82.7K in August. We won't pretend every takeover looks like this. It's what an undermanaged account can do once pricing, chatting and traffic actually get run properly.

At your revenue, leaks and impersonation are a when, not an if, so protection runs continuously, not on request. Daily leak monitoring with DMCA takedowns. Geo-blocking for the countries you choose. Identity protocols across content and chatting so your real name and location never bleed into fan conversations. Stage names are standard across our roster. And because you keep your own login, nobody outside your circle ever holds the keys.

You shouldn't — not on a landing page's word. Ask everyone pitching you the same three questions: net or gross, who holds the login, what leaving costs. Our answers: net, you, nothing. Month-to-month, no exit fee. The verifiable part: running since 2021, 20+ creators, over $20M in combined net revenue, and our longest client has stayed since November 2021. Bring your dashboard to the call and check whether we know what we're talking about.