About OFAgencies

OFAgencies is a ranked directory of OnlyFans management agencies. We list 134 agencies, score each one against a published set of criteria, and give every agency its own review page so creators can compare them side by side instead of piecing together claims from Instagram DMs and sales calls.

Why this exists

Choosing an agency is one of the highest-stakes decisions a creator makes, and the information is bad. Agencies market themselves with revenue screenshots; the things that actually determine whether a partnership works — the commission split, who holds the logins, who owns the content, how you exit — are usually only discussed after a contract lands in front of you. This site puts those factors in the open and applies them consistently across every listing.

How agencies are scored

Every agency is assessed on six criteria: service depth, specialization, track record, published terms, accountable people behind the brand, and creator control — whether you keep your logins, your payouts and your content, and whether you can leave without a lock-in clause. The full method is on the ranking page.

How the score is calculated

Every agency is scored 0–10 on each of the six criteria, using only what is recorded on its review page, and its score is the average of the six, to one decimal:

Ties are broken by the number of verification checks passed, then by points on the 20-point checklist, then alphabetically. Because the rules only count what an agency publishes, an agency that discloses little scores low even if it does good work — the review page lists exactly what would raise its score.

Scores are not user reviews. Every agency's website is checked before it is listed, and listings that go dark are removed — several agencies have already been taken down for that reason, along with sites that turned out to be unfinished templates or no longer offered creator management.

How the verification check works

Every listing carries a six-point check, shown as a score out of six on its review page. Each point is something a creator can confirm for themselves before signing: the website is live, a company or registration is named, there is a contact address or imprint, the agency has an active social presence, independent public reviews exist, and terms or pricing are stated publicly.

Points are confirmed only from the agency's own website or an independent public source, and the date of each check is printed on the listing. Anything we could not confirm is left unticked rather than assumed. A low score is not an accusation — it means the information was not on the pages we fetched or in the sources we checked, and most agencies in this industry simply publish very little. That is exactly why the check is worth running, and why the questions on each review page are built around whatever it could not confirm.

Where an agency publishes a commission rate, we record it with the page it came from. Those rates are collected in one table in our commission rates guide. The aggregate figures across all listings are published in our State of OnlyFans Agencies 2026 report, with the full dataset as a CSV.

The 20-point agency checklist

Every review page also carries a 20-point checklist of what a creator should expect from a good agency, in three groups. Each point is marked met, partly met or not found, with the page where we saw it. Points are assessed only from what the agency shows or states on its own public pages, so the checklist records what an agency publishes, not how it behaves day to day. It is shown for comparison and does not change the score. A met point counts 1 and a partly met point ½ in the total out of 20.

Proof: Publishes unedited creator earnings dashboards; Has creators speaking about the agency on camera; Shows a documented before-and-after growth case on a single account; Backs top-creator numbers with real dashboards instead of slogans; Explains net vs gross and labels outlier results honestly; Has long-term creators who have stayed for years.

Contract terms: Short exit notice, no minimum term, no exit penalties, written into the agreement; Creator keeps the login, content and fans; Payouts go straight to the creator's bank, and the commission is invoiced afterward; Commission only on what the platform actually pays out, with refunds and chargebacks deducted; No upfront fees; Sample agreement available before the first call; Clear service tiers (full management vs chat-only) with transparent commission ranges.

Operations: Named team per creator: one dedicated manager plus chatters in shifts, 24/7, with written handovers; Written persona and boundary sheet approved before chatting starts; Weekly itemised report plus a regular call; Content planning and a backup queue so the page never runs dry; Leak monitoring and DMCA takedowns included, not upsold; Guaranteed response time after an application; International coverage: multiple time zones, local language chatting, multiple platforms under one strategy.

Who is behind it

OFAgencies is published by ON STUDIOS MANAGEMENT LLC, Harkle Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505, USA. Editorially responsible: Karl F. Contact: ofagencies@gmail.com. We describe agencies from their own published material rather than from opinion, link every agency directly to its own site, and keep the scoring criteria written down where anyone can check them against a listing. Full details are in the legal notice.

Disclosure

OnModelStudios (ranked #1) is affiliated with ON STUDIOS MANAGEMENT LLC, the publisher of this site. It is scored with the same published rules and checks as every other agency. No other listed agency has any ownership, commercial or affiliate relationship with the publisher, and no agency pays for its listing, rank or score.

Because of that relationship, OnModelStudios gets no editorial judgement at all: its score comes from the same six published criteria, its verification points and checklist are sourced to its own public pages like everyone else's, and the full data is published as open data so anyone can recalculate it. Its outbound link is marked nofollow like every other agency's, and it carries no review or rating markup.

If you think any listing is wrong, see our corrections and right-of-reply policy.

If you run an agency and want to be listed, or you think a listing is wrong or out of date, use the submission form. Inclusion is free and placement is not for sale.

Guides

Alongside the ranking we publish practical guides for creators: starting a page, pricing, payouts and taxes, agency commission rates, contract red flags and leaving an agency without losing your account.