OnModelStudios vs FantasyRise
FantasyRise is a Jacksonville agency (Wyoming LLC) with 60+ staff, a published 30–60% range and the most complete set of public terms we have seen from another agency. Which makes this the comparison that is mostly about the gaps between two agencies that both show their contract. Published terms side by side, each with its source and the date we checked it.
Every row about FantasyRise comes from its own website, with the page linked and the date we checked it. Every row about us links to the clause or page it comes from. Last checked: .
The short version
If you are choosing between FantasyRise and us, you are choosing between two agencies that publish the same core promises: net commission, no minimum term, no commission after exit, login and 2FA with the creator, payouts to the creator, content stays yours. The differences are in the numbers and the scope. FantasyRise starts at 30% and goes to 60%, with the top of the range on its Starter Track; we start at 25% and stop at 55%. Their chat-only is 25% of chat revenue with tips excluded; ours is 25–30% with tips included in the base. They are US-focused with a team of 60+; we run English and German with a team in Europe and the Philippines, and manage creators in the UK, Canada, Australia and the German-speaking market as well as the US. Their exit is "effective immediately"; ours is 48 hours. Both are short enough that it should not decide anything.
Published terms, side by side
| Term | FantasyRise | OnModelStudios |
|---|---|---|
| Commission and what it is charged on | 30% to 60% of net, after the platform's 20%; the upper end on the Starter Track, the lower end on the Growth Track. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | Full management 25% to 55% of net (after the platform fee), one rate fixed in writing before signing. Source: /agreement#commission. |
| Chat-only option and price | 25% of chat revenue after the OnlyFans fee, with tips and subscriptions left out. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | 25% to 30% of message and tip earnings after platform fees; subscriptions not charged. Source: /chat-only. |
| Upfront, setup or monthly fees | None: "$0 before your first payout"; startup costs including equipment come out of the agency's pocket. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | None. No setup fee, retainer or monthly cost; advertising, chatters, editing, leak takedowns and software are covered by the commission. Source: /agreement#fees. |
| Minimum term | None: "no minimum term and no lock-in". Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | No minimum term. Source: /agreement#term. |
| Notice period and exit fee | "End it any time, effective immediately"; no exit fee, no repayment of setup costs. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | 48 hours. Give notice, management ends within 48 hours; no exit fee. Source: /agreement#term. |
| Commission after you leave | "No commission on anything you earn after you leave." Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | No commission after you leave: no tail, no trailing percentage, no cut of renewals. Source: /agreement#after-exit. |
| Login and 2FA | Login stays with the creator; email and 2FA on the creator's own phone; chatters work through a session the creator opens. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | You keep login, 2FA and account ownership; the team works through access you grant and can withdraw. Source: /agreement#account. |
| Where payouts go | Platform pays the creator's bank account directly; payouts "never pass through us". Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | Platform pays your own bank account; the agency has no access to payout settings or banking details. EU/CH creators are paid in EUR or CHF. Source: /agreement#payouts. |
| Content ownership and license | "You made it, you own it"; the license ends with the relationship. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | You own your content and IP before, during and after; license limited to promoting your own page, ends with the agreement. Source: /agreement#content. |
| Reporting | Numbers every Monday, itemized and checkable against the creator's dashboard. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | Itemized revenue report every week plus a weekly call. Source: /agreement#reporting. |
| Leak protection | Takedown notice template and a free leak check published; no monitoring cadence or takedown speed stated. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | Included in full management: monitored around the clock, takedown notice within 24 hours of a find. Source: /facts#term-leaks. |
| Legal entity | FantasyRise LLC, Wyoming, filing ID 2024-001405482; address in Jacksonville, FL. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LLC, Florida, document L22000521896 (public register). Source: /facts. |
| Founder named | Helge (first name), managing creator accounts since November 2021. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | Jonathan F. (first name and initial; the company carries the registration). Source: /about. |
| Team | 60+ people, 25 of them chatters, employed, none subcontracted abroad; 24/7 in four six-hour shifts. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | 35+ people across Europe and the Philippines, office in Warsaw. Source: /about. |
| Markets and languages | Most managed creators in the United States; applications from any country; OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, FanCentro. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | US, UK, Canada, Australia and the German-speaking market; English and German. Source: /facts. |
| Published results | "$17M earned by the creators we have managed since 2021"; eleven payout histories as screenshots; roughly 95% of applications declined. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | Dated, unedited creator dashboards on /results, per creator, net; no agency-wide total, no guarantees. Source: /results. |
| Contract published before the call | Terms published on /trust and in the site footer; sample agreement not described as sent before a call. Source: fantasyrise.com, checked November 3, 2026. | All 16 clauses published on /agreement; sample PDF before any call. Source: /agreement. |
Agencies change their pages. If a FantasyRise row is out of date, send us the link at management@on-studios.com and we correct it; the checked date on each row changes when we do.
When FantasyRise is the better choice
If you want the bigger US chat floor, FantasyRise has it: 25 employed chatters on four shifts, with a published average reply time of 60 to 120 seconds, and a chat-only price that excludes tips from the base. If an agency-wide total ($17M since 2021) and a larger published roster matter to you, they publish both and we publish neither. If you are outside the US, want German-language chat and reports, or want the commission to start at 25% rather than 30%, come to us.
How we checked this page
We read the FantasyRise pages linked in the table on November 3, 2026 and copied what they say, without inference. Where a page does not state something, the row says so rather than guessing. Nothing on this page comes from reviews, forums or third-party rankings, and nothing is a claim about FantasyRise's service quality, which we have not used. Our own rows link to the agreement and the facts page; the sample PDF is one click away in the footer.
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Questions worth asking before you pick either
What is the main difference between FantasyRise and OnModelStudios?
Scope and range. FantasyRise publishes 30–60% of net with a US-focused 60-person team and an agency-wide $17M total; OnModelStudios publishes 25–55% of net, runs English and German, manages creators in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and the DACH market, and publishes per-creator dashboards instead of a total. Both publish no minimum term, no commission after exit, login and 2FA with the creator and direct payouts.
Which is cheaper, FantasyRise or OnModelStudios?
It depends on scope. Full management: FantasyRise 30–60% of net, OnModelStudios 25–55% of net; both fix the rate in writing before signing. Chat-only: FantasyRise 25% of chat revenue with tips excluded, OnModelStudios 25–30% of message and tip earnings. Ask both for the exact rate on your account and compare on the same base.
Is this comparison neutral?
No; OnModelStudios wrote it. Every statement about FantasyRise is taken from fantasyrise.com and dated, and every statement about OnModelStudios links to the clause it comes from. If FantasyRise changes a term, send the link and we correct the row.
When is FantasyRise the better choice?
For US creators who want the largest employed chat team and an immediate exit, or who weigh an agency-wide revenue total. For creators outside the US, German speakers, or anyone who wants the range to start at 25%, OnModelStudios.
The full checklist, written so it can be used against us, is on how to vet an OnlyFans agency. Whether any commission is worth paying is on the commission calculator.
Compare the real numbers
Request the sample agreement from the footer, read it next to theirs, then apply if it fits. A manager replies within 4 hours and the rate goes into the agreement before anything is signed.