The best OnlyFans agencies in 2026, ranked on what they publish
Nine agencies, eight terms that decide what you take home, and a source link for every line. Most agencies tell you the important parts on the call. This ranking counts what they put in writing before it.
By Jonathan F.·Checked
Read this first
Disclosure, up front. OnModelStudios wrote this ranking and is on it, in first place. Nobody paid to be listed, there are no affiliate links, and every line about another agency is taken from that agency’s own website, with the page linked. Where we lose a point, the table says so. If something is out of date, email management@on-studios.com and we will correct it.
The short answer
Three agencies publish all eight terms we check: OnModelStudios, FantasyRise and MANGO. We rank ourselves first among them for the lowest published starting rate (25% of net), ten platforms, German- and English-speaking chat teams, and a sample contract you can read before the first call. SirenCY publishes seven of eight, Bunny Agency four, and TDM, AROA, TEASY and XCreatorMgmt one each.
| # | Agency | Commission | Exit | Company | Checks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OnModelStudios | 25–55% of net | No minimum term; ends within 48 hours of notice | ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LLC, Florida | 8/8 |
| 2 | FantasyRise | 30–60% of net | No minimum term, no notice period | FantasyRise LLC, Wyoming | 8/8 |
| 3 | MANGO | 50% of net (chat-only 20–30%) | No fixed term, no notice period | AG MEDIA PRO LLC, Wyoming | 8/8 |
| 4 | SirenCY | 35% of net | No minimum term as standard; notice not published | QOSMIC CO PTY LTD, Australia | 7/8 |
| 5 | Bunny Agency | 25–60%, base not stated | No long-term contracts; end any time | Bunny Agency LLC, Wyoming | 4/8 |
| 6 | TDM | Revenue share, rate not published | Not published | TOPDRAWERMANAGEMENT LTD, England & Wales | 1/8 |
| 7 | AROA Agency | Not published; options after a consultation | Cancel any time, no penalties | No entity named; Miami address | 1/8 |
| 8 | TEASY Agency | Commission model, rate not published | “Shorter terms”, length not published | No entity named; California law | 1/8 |
| 9 | XCreatorMgmt | Not published; “based on different factors” | No long-term contracts, no lock-in | No entity named | 1/8 |
On a phone, swipe the table sideways. Read on 21 October 2026 on each agency’s own website.
How the ranking works
We check eight things on each agency’s own site. They are the terms that decide what a creator takes home and how easily she can leave, and they are taken from what the good agencies have in common. A point counts only if the agency states it; “not published” means we opened the site and did not find it. It does not mean the agency does not offer it, only that you cannot check it before the call.
- 1. Commission rate published
- 2. Says what the rate is taken from (net or gross)
- 3. No upfront fees, stated
- 4. Exit terms published
- 5. Creator keeps the login, stated
- 6. Payouts go straight to the creator, stated
- 7. Legal entity and address published
- 8. At least one per-creator result in money, with a period
Agencies with the same number of points are placed by how strong the published terms are: a lower rate on net beats a higher one, no notice beats a notice period, a registered company number beats an address. Among the three agencies with all eight, the order is our call, and the reasons are written out below.
| Agency | Commission rate published | Says what the rate is taken from (net or gross) | No upfront fees, stated | Exit terms published | Creator keeps the login, stated | Payouts go straight to the creator, stated | Legal entity and address published | At least one per-creator result in money, with a period | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OnModelStudios | 8/8 | ||||||||
| FantasyRise | 8/8 | ||||||||
| MANGO | 8/8 | ||||||||
| SirenCY | 7/8 | ||||||||
| Bunny Agency | 4/8 | ||||||||
| TDM | 1/8 | ||||||||
| AROA Agency | 1/8 | ||||||||
| TEASY Agency | 1/8 | ||||||||
| XCreatorMgmt | 1/8 |
1. OnModelStudios: best overall for creators already earning $3k+ a month
8/8 checks
What it publishes
- One commission rate between 25% and 55% of what the platform pays you after its 20%, fixed in writing before you sign. Chat-only is 25–30%, usually on messages and tips.
- No setup fee, retainer or monthly fee. No minimum term, no exit fee: management ends within 48 hours of your notice, and no commission on anything earned afterwards.
- You keep your login and account ownership. The platform pays straight into your own bank account; we invoice once a month, after you are paid, with refunds and chargebacks taken off first.
- ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LLC, Oakland Park, Florida, document number L22000521896. Founded December 2021, 35+ people across Europe and the Philippines.
- Unedited dashboards on the results page; our strongest account is at $4.25M all-time, net of platform fees. Roughly 90% of what our creators earn is made in the DMs.
- Ten platforms: OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, LoyalFans, ManyVids, MYM, FanCentro, JustForFans, SextPanther and Patreon. English- and German-speaking chatters, a weekly itemized report and a weekly call.
Not published
A named individual behind the company beyond “Jonathan F.”; the company carries the registration.
Why this place
We publish all eight points, tie with Bunny for the lowest published starting rate (25%) and, unlike Bunny, say what the rate is taken from. We also publish the parts most agencies leave for the call: chat-only pricing, how refunds are handled, when we invoice, and a sample contract you can read before the first call.
Ask before signing
Ask us for the sample contract before the first call. You do not need to apply first.
Sources: onmodelstudios.com/facts, onmodelstudios.com/legal-notice, onmodelstudios.com/results.
2. FantasyRise: best for leaving with no notice period at all
8/8 checks
What it publishes
- 30–60% of net, after the platform’s 20%. No setup fees, retainers or minimum spends; the agency says it covers startup costs.
- No minimum term and no notice period. The creator keeps sole possession of her login, and payouts go to her own bank account.
- FantasyRise LLC, Wyoming filing ID 2024-001405482, with an address in Jacksonville, Florida.
- Per-creator results with periods, for example an established account averaging $92,515 a month over eight months. A roster of 14 creators and a team of 60+, per its site.
- Platforms named: OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and FanCentro.
Not published
Nothing on our list of eight. It also publishes its own ranking of agencies, where it places itself first.
Why this place
All eight points, and no notice period at all, which beats our 48 hours. Its range starts at 30%, against 25% for us, and it names four platforms against our ten.
Ask before signing
Which track you would be on, since the rate moves between 30% and 60% depending on it.
Sources: fantasyrise.com, fantasyrise.com/terms.
3. MANGO: best for Spanish-speaking and Latina creators
8/8 checks
What it publishes
- Full management at a flat 50/50 of net, meaning what OnlyFans pays out after its 20%. A chatting-only plan at 20–30% of net.
- No upfront fees, no monthly retainer, no revenue minimums. No fixed term; either side can end it at any time, with no minimum notice period.
- The creator types her own password on a short video call, so MANGO never receives it. OnlyFans pays her directly; MANGO invoices its share twice a month.
- AG MEDIA PRO LLC, Casper, Wyoming. Chatting in English and Spanish, focused on Spain, Latin America and Latina creators in the US.
- Results such as “$24,586/month generated in 30 days”. 18 creators on full management as of October 2026 and a team of 16, per its transparency page.
Not published
Nothing on our list of eight. Only OnlyFans is named as a payout platform.
Why this place
All eight points, the clearest password policy we found, and a lower chat-only rate than ours (from 20%). Its full-management split is a flat 50%, where ours starts at 25%, and it works on one platform.
Ask before signing
Whether 50/50 still applies once your account is past the size they usually take on.
Sources: mangova.agency/transparency, mangova.agency.
4. SirenCY: best for one flat published rate
7/8 checks
What it publishes
- A 35% agency fee, calculated on net earnings after the platform’s fee. Nothing is charged before a creator earns.
- No minimum term as standard. Management runs on delegated access rather than handed-over passwords, and the platform pays into the creator’s own bank before SirenCY invoices. These three points are in the detailed company file SirenCY publishes for AI tools (llms-full.txt), not on its main pages.
- QOSMIC CO PTY LTD, trading as SirenCY, Melbourne, with its ABN in the terms of service.
- A large free library of creator guides, and a published list of who it is and is not a fit for.
Not published
Per-creator results. SirenCY says it deliberately publishes no client numbers or earnings results. The notice period is not published.
Why this place
Seven of eight, and the simplest pricing in this list: one rate, on net. It loses the eighth point by choice, because it publishes no results at all.
Ask before signing
The notice period, in writing. Its own guide lists that as a question to ask before signing.
Sources: sirency.com, sirency.com/terms-of-service, sirency.com/llms-full.txt. Full side-by-side comparison: SirenCY vs OnModelStudios.
5. Bunny Agency: best for the most platforms and a large team
4/8 checks
What it publishes
- Commission of 25–60%, “scaling with how much of the operation you hand over”, with the exact rate in writing before you sign.
- No setup costs, no long-term contracts, and you can end the partnership at any time.
- Bunny Agency LLC, Sheridan, Wyoming, with a German-language site and a content studio in Munich.
- 400+ creators, a team of 112+ and $35M+ in revenue, per its site, plus more platforms than anyone else here, from Fansly and MYM to ManyVids and Patreon.
Not published
What the 25–60% is taken from, who holds the login, and where payouts go. Its headline number is a roster total, not a per-creator result.
Why this place
The biggest operation in this list, with a published range and a registered company. It loses points on the base of the rate, the login and the payout route, which are exactly the terms that decide what you take home.
Ask before signing
Whether the percentage is on gross or on what OnlyFans pays you, and who holds the login.
Sources: bunny-agency.com, bunny-agency.com/impressum. Full side-by-side comparison: Bunny Agency vs OnModelStudios.
6. TDM: best for a UK company you can look up
1/8 checks
What it publishes
- TOPDRAWERMANAGEMENT LTD, company number 13816810, Lichfield, England, so the company can be checked at Companies House.
- Revenue share, with “full legally binding contracts”. The creator keeps full access to the account, and the team also logs in.
- Large claims: “Biggest OnlyFans Agency in the World”, and a million-dollar week in early 2023.
Not published
The rate and its base, upfront fees, contract term and notice, and the payout route.
Why this place
One of the best-known names, with a registered UK company. Everything about money and exit is left for the call.
Ask before signing
The rate, the base, the minimum term and the notice period, all in writing before you sign.
Sources: tdmmanagement.com, tdmmanagement.com/terms-and-conditions, tdmmanagement.com/about-tdm, tdmmanagement.com/frequently-asked-questions. Full side-by-side comparison: TDM vs OnModelStudios.
7. AROA Agency: best for a 30-day exit promise
1/8 checks
What it publishes
- “Cancel anytime, zero penalties”, and on its guarantee plan, “if no growth in 30 days, you’re free to go.”
- Female account managers and an intentionally limited roster of 30+ creators.
- A Miami address on its legal page, without a company name.
Not published
The rate and its base, upfront fees, login, payout route, a legal entity, and per-creator results in money.
Why this place
A clear exit promise. Almost everything else is left for the consultation.
Ask before signing
The name of the company you would sign with, and the rate in writing.
Sources: aroaagency.com, aroaagency.com/legal. Full side-by-side comparison: AROA Agency vs OnModelStudios.
8. TEASY Agency: best for an OnlyFans-first team with no startup fees
1/8 checks
What it publishes
- “Zero startup fees”, a commission-based model and contracts with “shorter terms”.
- Offices in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, with OnlyFans as the main focus plus Fanvue and OFTV.
Not published
The rate, the base, the contract length, login, payout route and a legal entity. Its terms page names no company, and section 7 still reads “[Your Agency Name]”.
Why this place
No startup fees is stated clearly. Little else about money or exit is.
Ask before signing
The legal name of the company on your contract, and how long “shorter terms” is.
Sources: teasyagency.com, teasyagency.com/terms. Full side-by-side comparison: TEASY Agency vs OnModelStudios.
9. XCreatorMgmt: best for a 30-day trial offer
1/8 checks
What it publishes
- “No long-term contracts. No lock-in periods.” and an offer to outperform your current agency or let you walk in 30 days.
- Claims that “our success rate is 100%” and creators at “$10k to $15k a month”, without names or periods.
Not published
The rate, the base, upfront fees, login, payout route and a legal entity. The privacy policy names no company and gives “1234 Market Street, Suite 100 San Francisco, CA 94103” as its address.
Why this place
A bold switch offer. Nothing on the site lets you check who you would be signing with.
Ask before signing
The registered company and its address, before anything else.
Sources: xcreatormgmt.com, xcreatormgmt.com/privacy-policy. Full side-by-side comparison: XCreatorMgmt vs OnModelStudios.
Where other agencies beat us
A ranking that puts its author first should say where it loses. These are the points where another agency’s published terms are better than ours:
- Notice: FantasyRise and MANGO ask for no notice period. We need 48 hours.
- Chat-only price: MANGO’s chatting-only plan starts at 20% of net. Ours is 25–30%.
- Passwords: MANGO has the creator type her own password on a call, so it never receives it. We ask creators not to hand over a login on a first call, but we do not publish a process as specific as that.
- Scale and platforms: Bunny Agency names more platforms than our ten and a team three times our size.
- Free guides: SirenCY’s library is bigger than ours.
What to get in writing from any agency
- The rate, and whether it is taken from gross or from what OnlyFans pays you after its 20%.
- The minimum term and the notice period, and whether any commission continues after you leave.
- Who holds the login and the two-factor, and how access is removed at the end.
- Which bank account OnlyFans pays into. It should be yours.
- The legal name of the company you sign with. Look it up in its register.
Our guide to vetting an agency turns this into ten questions, and the agency comparison has more names in one table. Choosing between two agencies? Our side-by-side comparisons go point by point.
Questions creators ask
What is the best OnlyFans agency in 2026?
On our ranking it is OnModelStudios, and we wrote the ranking, so weigh that. Three agencies publish all eight terms we check: OnModelStudios, FantasyRise and MANGO. We put ourselves first for the lowest published starting rate among them (25% of net), ten platforms and a sample contract you can read before the first call. FantasyRise and MANGO beat us on notice: they ask for none, we ask for 48 hours.
How much do OnlyFans agencies charge?
Of the nine agencies here, five publish a rate: OnModelStudios 25–55% of net, FantasyRise 30–60% of net, MANGO 50% of net, SirenCY 35% of net and Bunny Agency 25–60% without saying what it is taken from. The other four leave the rate for the call. Run any offer through our commission calculator before you sign.
Is this ranking independent?
No. OnModelStudios wrote it and is on it. Nobody paid to be included and there are no affiliate links. What you can check is the sources: every line about another agency is taken from that agency’s own website on 21 October 2026, with the page linked.
Which OnlyFans agencies let you leave without notice?
FantasyRise and MANGO publish no notice period at all. OnModelStudios ends management within 48 hours of notice. Bunny Agency and AROA say you can leave at any time, and XCreatorMgmt says there are no long-term contracts or lock-in periods; none of the three publishes a notice period. TDM and TEASY publish no exit terms.
How can I check an agency myself?
Ask for four things in writing before you sign: the rate and what it is taken from, the notice period, who holds the login, and which bank account OnlyFans pays into. Then look the company up in its public register. Our free agency check walks through it in two minutes.
Sources and corrections
Every statement about another agency was read on that agency’s own website on 21 October 2026; the pages are linked under each agency. Quoted figures such as roster sizes and revenue are the agencies’ own claims, which we have not verified. Terms change, so check the live page before you rely on a line here. Our own terms are on the facts page. Corrections: management@on-studios.com. Deutsch: die besten OnlyFans-Agenturen für Deutschland, Österreich und die Schweiz.