OnlyFans Agency Pricing: How Much Do Agencies Cost?

You're thinking about working with an OnlyFans agency, but you have no idea how much it costs. What's the price? How do they charge? Is it worth it? You've heard different things, and you want to understand the real costs before you make a decision.

This guide is for creators who want to understand OnlyFans agency pricing. Whether you're considering working with an agency or you're just researching, this will explain everything about costs in simple terms.

By the end of this, you'll understand exactly how OnlyFans agency pricing works. You'll learn the different pricing models, how much agencies typically charge, what's included, and how to figure out if the cost is worth it. No complicated finance stuff—just clear, simple explanations.

How Do OnlyFans Agencies Charge?

Before we talk about specific prices, let's understand how OnlyFans agencies charge. There are different ways they do it:

Revenue Split Model (Most Common)

Most OnlyFans agencies use a revenue split model:

• They take a percentage of what you make (usually 20-40%)
• You keep the rest (usually 60-80%)
• They only get paid when you make money
• If you don't make money, they don't get paid

For example, if you make $10,000 in a month and they take 30%:

• OnlyFans takes 20% first ($2,000 - their platform fee)
• You're left with $8,000
• The agency takes 30% of that ($2,400)
• You keep the rest ($5,600)

This model is popular because you don't pay upfront. They only make money when you make money, so they're motivated to help you succeed.

At TP MGMT, we use this model. We only make money when our creators make money, so we're highly motivated to help them succeed.

Flat Monthly Fee (Less Common)

Some agencies charge a flat monthly fee:

• You pay a set amount each month (like $500-$2,000)
• They provide their services regardless of how much you make
• You keep 100% of what you make (minus OnlyFans' 20%)

This is less common because it's harder for creators to afford upfront. But if you're making good money, it might work out better for you.

Upfront Fees (Red Flag)

Some agencies ask for upfront fees:

• They ask for money before they do any work
• They might call it a "setup fee" or "retainer"
• This is usually a red flag

Legitimate agencies usually don't need upfront fees because they make money from the revenue split. If an agency asks for money upfront, be careful.

How Much Do OnlyFans Agencies Typically Charge?

Here's what you can expect in terms of OnlyFans agency pricing:

Standard Percentage: 20-40%

Most agencies charge between 20-40% of your revenue:

• 20-25%: Lower end, might be newer agencies or offer fewer services
• 25-30%: Standard range, most common
• 30-35%: Mid-range, usually established agencies with good track records
• 35-40%: Higher end, usually premium agencies or those with extra services

The standard is usually around 30%. That means if you make $10,000, they take $3,000 and you keep $7,000 (after OnlyFans' 20% fee).

What Affects the Percentage?

The percentage an agency charges depends on:

• What Services They Offer: More services usually means higher percentage
• Their Track Record: Established agencies with proven results might charge more
• How Much You're Already Making: Some agencies charge less if you're already making good money
• Their Costs: Agencies with in-house teams usually charge more than those using freelancers

At TP MGMT, our pricing is competitive and based on what we provide. We offer full-service management with in-house teams, so our pricing reflects the value we deliver.

Is Lower Always Better?

Not necessarily. Here's why:

• An agency that charges 20% but doesn't help you make much money isn't better
• An agency that charges 35% but helps you make 3x more money is way better
• What matters is your net income (what you keep after their fee)

For example:

• You make $5K alone, agency charges 20%, you keep $4K
• You make $15K with agency, they charge 35%, you keep $9,750
• Even with a higher percentage, you keep way more money

Focus on your net income, not just the percentage.

What's Included in OnlyFans Agency Pricing?

When you pay an agency, here's what's usually included:

Promotion Services

Most agencies include:

• Posting on Instagram (daily posts and stories)
• Posting on TikTok (regular videos)
• Posting on Twitter/X (regular tweets)
• Posting on Reddit (targeted posts in relevant subreddits)
• Content creation for social media
• Finding trends and creating trending content
• Growing your social media following

Instead of you spending hours every day on social media, they handle it for you.

Chatting Services

Most agencies also include:

• Replying to OnlyFans messages
• Chatting with subscribers
• Building relationships
• Selling PPV content
• Getting tips from subscribers
• 24/7 availability

This is a huge time-saver. Chatting takes hours every day, and agencies handle it for you.

Strategy and Management

Most agencies also provide:

• Content planning advice
• Pricing strategy guidance
• Growth strategy
• Analytics tracking and reports
• Problem-solving support
• Regular check-ins and updates

They help you make decisions and plan your business.

At TP MGMT, all of this is included in our pricing. We provide full-service management with promotion, chatting, and strategy.

How to Calculate If OnlyFans Agency Pricing Is Worth It

Here's how to figure out if the cost is worth it:

Step 1: Know What You Make Alone

First, figure out how much you're currently making per month:

• Add up all your OnlyFans income
• Do this for a few months and average it
• This is your baseline

For example, if you're making $5,000 per month, that's your baseline.

Step 2: Estimate What You Could Make with an Agency

This is harder, but you can estimate:

• Ask the agency for examples of creator growth
• Look at their track record
• Realistically, good agencies help creators make 2-3x more
• Some make more, some make less

For example, if you're making $5,000 alone, you might make $10,000-$15,000 with a good agency.

Step 3: Calculate Your Net Income

Now calculate what you'd actually keep:

Scenario A: Stay Alone

• You make $5,000 per month
• OnlyFans takes 20% ($1,000)
• You keep $4,000 per month

Scenario B: Work with Agency (30% fee, they help you make $12,000)

• You make $12,000 per month
• OnlyFans takes 20% ($2,400)
• You're left with $9,600
• Agency takes 30% ($2,880)
• You keep $6,720 per month

Even with the agency fee, you keep $2,720 more per month ($6,720 vs $4,000).

Step 4: Consider Time Saved

Also consider the time you save:

• You don't spend hours on social media
• You don't spend hours chatting
• You can focus on creating content
• You can create more content = more money
• You have better work-life balance

Time is valuable. If agencies save you 20 hours per week, that's time you can use to create more content or have a life.

Common OnlyFans Agency Pricing Questions

Here are common questions about OnlyFans agency pricing:

Do I Have to Pay Upfront?

Most agencies don't require upfront payment because they use the revenue split model. You only pay when you make money. If an agency asks for money upfront, that's usually a red flag. Good agencies make money when you make money.

Can I Negotiate the Price?

Sometimes, but not always. If you're already making a lot of money, some agencies might offer a lower percentage. But most agencies have set pricing. It doesn't hurt to ask, but don't expect much negotiation.

What If I Don't Make Money One Month?

With the revenue split model, if you don't make money, the agency doesn't get paid. That's the risk they take. You don't owe them anything if you make zero. This is why agencies are motivated to help you make money—they don't get paid if you don't.

Do I Still Pay OnlyFans' 20% Fee?

Yes. OnlyFans always takes 20% first. Then you split the remaining 80% with the agency. The agency percentage is calculated from the amount after OnlyFans takes their cut.

Can I Leave Anytime?

It depends on your contract. Some agencies have month-to-month contracts (you can leave anytime). Others have longer contracts (3-6 months or more). Month-to-month is usually best because you're not locked in. Always check the contract before signing.

What Happens If I Want to Leave?

You can leave when your contract allows. Usually, you just give notice and they stop working. You stop paying them, and that's it. Some contracts might have fees or notice periods, so check your contract carefully.

Are There Hidden Fees?

Good agencies are transparent about pricing. There shouldn't be hidden fees. Everything should be clear in the contract. If an agency won't explain their pricing clearly, that's a red flag. Always read contracts carefully and ask questions.

What If the Agency Doesn't Help Me Make More Money?

If the agency doesn't help you make more money, you're still paying them a percentage. That's why it's important to choose a good agency with a proven track record. If they're not helping you after 2-3 months, you should talk to them about it. If it's really not working, you can leave (depending on your contract).

Red Flags in OnlyFans Agency Pricing

Here are red flags to watch out for when it comes to pricing:

Red Flag 1: Upfront Fees

If an agency asks for money upfront, be careful. Legitimate agencies usually don't need upfront fees because they make money from the revenue split. Setup fees or retainers are usually red flags.

Red Flag 2: Unusually Low Pricing

If an agency charges way less than others (like 10-15%), that's suspicious. Either they're new and inexperienced, or they're using cheap freelancers, or there's a catch. Good agencies charge fair prices because they provide good service.

Red Flag 3: Unusually High Pricing

If an agency charges way more than others (like 50%+), that's also suspicious. That's too much. Standard is 20-40%. Anything way outside that range is questionable.

Red Flag 4: Hidden Fees

If an agency won't explain their pricing clearly or there are hidden fees, that's a red flag. Good agencies are transparent about pricing. Everything should be clear.

Red Flag 5: Long Contracts

If an agency requires a very long contract (like 12+ months), be careful. Month-to-month or 3-6 month contracts are more reasonable. Long contracts lock you in even if the agency isn't working out.

Red Flag 6: Pressure to Sign

If an agency pressures you to sign quickly or offers "limited time" pricing, that's usually a sales tactic. Good agencies don't need to pressure you. Take your time and make sure it's right for you.

Red Flag 7: Won't Show Results

If an agency won't show you examples of creators they've helped or can't show results, that's a red flag. Good agencies have track records and can show you proof of their work.

At TP MGMT, we're transparent about our pricing, we use fair percentages, we don't charge upfront fees, and we can show you real results from creators we've helped.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do OnlyFans agencies charge?

Most OnlyFans agencies charge 20-40% of your revenue, with 30% being the standard. They use a revenue split model, meaning they only get paid when you make money. OnlyFans takes 20% first, then you split the remaining 80% with the agency. For example, if you make $10,000 and the agency charges 30%, OnlyFans takes $2,000, leaving $8,000, then the agency takes $2,400 (30% of $8,000), and you keep $5,600.

Do OnlyFans agencies charge upfront fees?

Most legitimate OnlyFans agencies don't charge upfront fees. They use a revenue split model, meaning they only get paid when you make money. If an agency asks for money upfront (like a setup fee or retainer), that's usually a red flag. Good agencies make money when you make money, so they don't need upfront payments.

Is OnlyFans agency pricing worth it?

It depends. If an agency helps you make 2-3x more money, it's usually worth it even with their fee. For example, if you make $5,000 alone and keep $4,000 (after OnlyFans' 20%), but an agency helps you make $12,000 and you keep $6,720 (after their 30% fee), you keep $2,720 more per month. Also consider the time you save—you don't spend hours on social media and chatting, so you can focus on creating content. At TP MGMT, our creators typically make 2-3x more money even after our fee.

What's included in OnlyFans agency pricing?

Most agencies include: promotion on social media (Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Reddit), chatting with subscribers and replying to messages, selling PPV content and getting tips, content planning and strategy advice, analytics tracking and reports, and regular check-ins and support. Some agencies offer more services, some offer fewer. Always ask what's included before signing. At TP MGMT, we provide full-service management with all these services included.

Can I negotiate OnlyFans agency pricing?

Sometimes, but not always. If you're already making a lot of money, some agencies might offer a lower percentage. But most agencies have set pricing based on their services and costs. It doesn't hurt to ask, but don't expect much negotiation. Focus on the value you're getting rather than just the percentage—a 35% agency that helps you make 3x more money is better than a 20% agency that doesn't help you make more.

What happens if I don't make money one month?

With the revenue split model, if you don't make money, the agency doesn't get paid. You don't owe them anything if you make zero. That's the risk they take. This is why agencies are motivated to help you make money—they don't get paid if you don't. However, you should still try to work with the agency to improve results, and if it's consistently not working, you might want to consider leaving (depending on your contract).

Are there hidden fees with OnlyFans agencies?

Good agencies are transparent about pricing and shouldn't have hidden fees. Everything should be clearly stated in the contract. If an agency won't explain their pricing clearly, won't show you the contract, or mentions additional fees later, that's a red flag. Always read contracts carefully, ask questions, and make sure you understand everything before signing. At TP MGMT, we're completely transparent about our pricing with no hidden fees.

How do I know if OnlyFans agency pricing is fair?

Fair pricing depends on what you're getting. Compare: what services are included, the agency's track record and results, the percentage they charge (standard is 20-40%), whether you'll make more money overall (your net income after their fee), and the time you'll save. If an agency helps you make 2-3x more money and you keep more net income, their pricing is fair even if the percentage seems high. At TP MGMT, our creators typically keep way more money after our fee because we help them make significantly more.

Can I leave an OnlyFans agency if I'm not happy with the pricing?

It depends on your contract. Some agencies have month-to-month contracts (you can leave anytime with notice). Others have longer contracts (3-6 months or more) that lock you in. Month-to-month contracts are usually best because you can leave if you're not happy. Always check the contract before signing. If you want to leave, you'll need to follow the contract terms (give notice, etc.). At TP MGMT, we use fair contracts that allow creators to leave if needed.

Do I still pay OnlyFans' 20% fee when working with an agency?

Yes. OnlyFans always takes 20% first. Then you split the remaining 80% with the agency. The agency percentage is calculated from the amount after OnlyFans takes their cut. For example, if you make $10,000: OnlyFans takes $2,000 (20%), leaving $8,000. Then the agency takes their percentage (e.g., 30% = $2,400), and you keep the rest ($5,600). So you're paying both OnlyFans' fee and the agency fee.

Conclusion: Understanding OnlyFans Agency Pricing

OnlyFans agency pricing usually works with a revenue split model—agencies take 20-40% of what you make, with 30% being the standard. They only get paid when you make money, so they're motivated to help you succeed. OnlyFans takes 20% first, then you split the remaining 80% with the agency.

When figuring out if it's worth it, calculate your net income (what you keep after fees). If an agency helps you make 2-3x more money, you usually keep more overall even with their fee. Also consider the time you save—you don't spend hours on social media and chatting, so you can focus on creating content.

Watch out for red flags: upfront fees, unusually high or low pricing, hidden fees, long contracts, pressure to sign, or agencies that won't show results. Good agencies are transparent about pricing, use fair percentages, and can show you proof of their work.

At TP MGMT, we're transparent about our OnlyFans agency pricing. We use fair percentages based on the value we provide, we don't charge upfront fees, and our creators typically make 2-3x more money even after our fee. We include full-service management with promotion, chatting, and strategy, and we can show you real results from creators we've helped.

If you're ready to understand your options for OnlyFans agency pricing and see if working with us makes sense for you, we'd love to help. Book your free strategy call today and we'll explain our pricing clearly and see if we're a good fit for you.