OnlyFans agency check
Got an offer from an agency? Answer 12 questions about it: commission, fees, exit terms, who holds the login, where the money goes. Every answer comes back green, yellow or red, with what to ask the agency next.
This check runs in your browser and needs JavaScript. Without it, the same questions are in our 10-point vetting checklist.
Runs in your browser. Your answers are not sent anywhere or stored. A checklist, not legal advice.
How the check works
Each question covers one point our guides tell creators to check before they sign. Green means the answer matches what a fair agency offers. Yellow means something is open or vague: not a dealbreaker on its own, but a question to get answered in writing. Red means the answer is on one of the red-flag lists we publish, and any one of those ends the conversation, which is why a single red answer turns the whole result red.
The check only knows what you tell it. If you are not sure of an answer, pick the option that says so. An open question before you sign is far cheaper than one you discover afterwards.
Where the rules come from
Nothing in the check is new. Every threshold comes from a guide we have already published, and each result links to the one it is based on:
- OnlyFans agency contracts: the commission clause, term and exit, account access, content ownership and the short red-flag list.
- How agency commission works: what the percentage should include and the costs that hide outside it.
- Does an agency own your account?: the login email, two-factor and who gets paid first.
- OnlyFans agency scams: the five patterns and the warning signs each one throws off.
- What to ask an agency in writing: the questions to send after the call.
We run a management agency ourselves, so weigh that. The rules work on any agency, us included, and our own answers are scored row by row in how to vet an OnlyFans agency, including the row we do not fully pass.
What to do with a yellow or red result
- Put every open question in one email. A call leaves no record; a written answer can be checked, compared and shown to someone else.
- Read the exit clause first, in full text, while you still have the leverage of not having signed.
- Run the numbers yourself. The commission calculator shows what the percentage means in dollars before anyone on a call gets to anchor you.
- Decide over days, not minutes. A legitimate offer survives a week of thinking.
Already signed?
If the answers came out red for an agency you already work with, start with the three settings you can check yourself: the login email, the two-factor method and the payout page. The exit guide then walks through leaving in order, without losing the account.
Common questions
Is the agency check free?
Yes. It runs in your browser, needs no account, and your answers are not sent to us or stored.
Can an offer with yellow answers still be fine?
Yes. Yellow means open, not bad. A minimum term, for example, is not automatically a scam. The point is to get the answer in writing before you sign, not after.
Why does one red answer make the whole result red?
Because each red answer is on the red-flag lists in our guides: payouts routed through the agency, a fee due before you have earned anything, exit penalties priced in months of commission, credential handover as a condition. Innocent explanations exist, but not often enough to bet on.
Does OnModelStudios pass its own check?
Our commission runs 25% to 55% of net revenue, after the platform’s 20% cut, agreed in writing before anything is signed. There are no upfront fees, payouts go from the platform straight to the creator, your account and content remain yours, and management ends within 48 hours of your notice. Hold us to it.
Ready to see if you qualify?
Two minutes to apply, best fit if you already earn $3k+ a month. A manager messages you on WhatsApp or Telegram within 4 hours, guaranteed.