OnlyFans Agency Commission by Country: Who Publishes Rates and What They Charge (2026)
Short answer: of the 134 OnlyFans management agencies we track, only 33 (25%) publish a commission rate on their own website, and how likely an agency is to publish depends a lot on where it is based. 12 of 33 agencies based in the United States (36%) state a rate, against 6 of 25 in the United Kingdom (24%) and 2 of 17 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (12%). Where a rate is published, full management typically costs the creator 40–50% of earnings, wherever the agency sits.
Every figure on this page is calculated from our own listing data: what each agency states on its own website, recorded in its review and re-checked on a fixed schedule. Nothing is estimated or taken from sales calls. The numbers update automatically whenever a listing changes.
Which countries' OnlyFans agencies publish their prices?
The table groups the agencies we list by where they say they are based. "Global" covers agencies that describe themselves as working worldwide without naming a single base. The last column shows the typical full-management range: the median of the lowest and of the highest rate stated, where at least three agencies in the group publish one; smaller groups list each rate instead.
| Based in | Agencies listed | Publish a rate | Share | Typical full-management range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 33 | 12 | 36% | 35–60% (median low–high) |
| United Kingdom | 25 | 6 | 24% | 30–50% (median low–high) |
| Germany, Austria, Switzerland | 17 | 2 | 12% | 40–60%, 45% |
| Rest of Europe | 20 | 6 | 30% | 50–60% (median low–high) |
| Latin America | 6 | 2 | 33% | 20–30%, 40–50% |
| Asia-Pacific | 11 | 2 | 18% | 35% |
| Global (no single base) | 17 | 3 | 18% | 25–50% (median low–high) |
| Other | 5 | 0 | 0% | none published |
Calculated from what 33 of the 134 agencies we list state on their own websites, last checked Oct 24, 2026.
Two patterns stand out. First, publishing a price is the exception everywhere: even in the most transparent group, most agencies only quote a rate on a call. Second, the German-speaking market is the least open about money among the larger groups in our data, with 2 of 17 agencies stating a rate. If you are comparing agencies in that market, expect to ask for the number, and for whether it is taken before or after the OnlyFans fee, in writing.
What do agencies charge in each region?
Among the agencies that do publish, the spread inside each region is wider than the difference between regions:
- United States: the typical published full-management range is 35–60% of earnings, from 12 agencies that state a rate.
- United Kingdom: 30–50%, from 6 agencies.
- Rest of Europe: 50–60%, from 6 agencies.
- Global agencies with no single base: 25–50%, from 3 agencies.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland, Latin America and Asia-Pacific each have too few published rates to summarise, so the table lists them individually. Across all regions, the lowest published full-management rate is 20% and the highest is 80% of earnings.
Treat these as a map of what is published, not a price list for your account. The samples are small, most ranges depend on account size or on how much of the work you hand over, and an agency's base says little about where its chatters or marketers actually work.
Every published rate, by region
This is the full list behind the table above, with the rate and the basis exactly as each agency states them. "Basis" is what the percentage is calculated on: after the OnlyFans fee (net), before it (gross), or not stated.
| Based in | Agency | Agency share | How the rate is calculated | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | FantasyRise | 30–60% | of net earnings | #3 |
| Scissorzz | 40–60% | of net earnings; invoiced after the platform pays out | #4 | |
| Waifu Talent | 40–60% (agency share, tiered by monthly revenue band) | of the creator's net payout after the OnlyFans 20% fee; applied per revenue band | #5 | |
| Noblesse Studios | 25–50% | after the platform fee | #6 | |
| Luvema Studio | 50–60% ("mostly", depending on scope) | of jointly earned revenue; net/gross basis not stated | #8 | |
| Hush Talent | 20% (full management); 15% of brand-deal value | of gross managed revenue | #11 | |
| FEM Management | 50–60% full management; 20–50% backend service | of net revenue after the 20% OnlyFans fee | #12 | |
| FONCE Agency | 35–50% | of earnings after the platform fee, depending on services agreed | #13 | |
| Bunny Agency | 25–60% | scaling with how much of the operation is handed over; gross or net not stated | #14 | |
| Imperium MGMT Agency | 50% | of net earnings (after the OnlyFans fee, refunds and chargebacks); no add-on fees | #16 | |
| Chatting Wizard | 12.5–20% | of net revenue from messages, tips and renewals; new-subscriber income excluded | #24 | |
| OnlyMessengers | 30–35% | not stated (invoiced weekly) | #26 | |
| United Kingdom | TalentGrow | 60% under $10K/month; 50% $10K–$30K; 40% from $30K (agency share; creator keeps 40–60%) | of net earnings after OnlyFans' 20% fee; band applies to the whole month | #9 |
| Model Fans Management | free to 50% (50% standard; 20% long-term) | not stated | #20 | |
| Regency Talent | from 25% (full management); from 15% (marketing only) | of revenue (net/gross not stated) | #30 | |
| O.F Elite Agency | 30–50% | of the page's income (net/gross not stated) | #48 | |
| ChatterService | $5 per chatter hour + 3% | hourly fee for active chatter hours plus 3% of revenue generated | #67 | |
| Selene Management | 50% (full-service model) | of the revenue base defined in the agreement (net/gross not stated) | #71 | |
| Germany, Austria, Switzerland | Lumina Connect | 40–60% | of net revenue after the OnlyFans platform fee | #2 |
| Foxy Studios | 45% flat | after the platform fee | #46 | |
| Rest of Europe | ALLURE Agency | 50–60% (60% starting from zero, 50% with an existing audience) | not stated | #10 |
| OFM's Model Agency | Creator receives 20–30% (agency retains the remainder, part reinvested in growth) | of the page's total gross balance | #35 | |
| Walzex Media | 50% | full management (chatting and marketing); chat-only 15–30%; gross or net not stated | #41 | |
| Belle Muse | 50/50 split | basis not stated | #52 | |
| Top Chatters OF | from 20% / 25% / 30% by plan | percentage of sales the chat team generates ('Cerramos un % de las ventas que generemos'); net/gross not stated | #58 | |
| Adastra OFM | 60% (new accounts) | basis not stated; fixed salary also offered | #60 | |
| Latin America | Empire Management MX | 20–30% | of creator earnings after OnlyFans' 20% fee (30% under $1,000/month, 25% $1,000–3,000, 20% from $3,000) | #7 |
| Agencia OnlyFans Colombia | 40–50% | not stated (rate set by contract depending on the creator's profile) | #19 | |
| Asia-Pacific | ChatGains | 25% | of message and tip revenue only (subscriptions excluded); not stated whether before or after platform fee | #33 |
| SirenCY | 35% | of net earnings after OnlyFans' 20% platform fee | #62 | |
| Global (no single base) | OnModelStudios | 25–55% | after platform fees | #1 |
| AV Majestic Studios | 25–50% | after the platform fee | #18 | |
| Space Management Agency | 50% | of adjusted net revenue after platform and processing fees, refunds and approved shared costs | #31 |
Each agency name links to its full review, where the source page for the rate is linked as well.
Does the country change what you actually pay?
Less than you might expect. OnlyFans takes the same 20% of each fan payment worldwide, and the agency's percentage comes on top of that. What does change from one country to another:
- The basis. A "50%" deal on gross earnings costs you more than the same 50% on net. Across all regions, 16 of the 33 agencies that publish a rate say it is calculated after the platform fee, 2 say it is on gross, and 15 do not say. See gross vs net commission for a worked example.
- Who you sign with. The contract is governed by the law the agreement names, usually the agency's home country. Check which company signs, where it is registered and which courts the contract points to. Our contract guide covers what to look for.
- Tax and invoicing. An agency abroad may invoice its share with or without VAT or sales tax depending on both countries' rules. Ask how invoices are issued before you sign, and check with a tax adviser where you live.
- Currency. OnlyFans pays out in US dollars. If an agency invoices in another currency, ask which exchange rate it uses.
Should you choose an agency in your own country?
Not necessarily, but it helps in three ways: a contract under familiar law, a company you can look up in your own register, and chatters who know your language and time zone. Against that, the agencies most open about their terms are not evenly spread, so limiting yourself to one country can mean choosing from agencies that publish less. A reasonable middle path is to shortlist on published terms first, then prefer the agency whose company and contract law you can verify most easily.
Our country pages rank the agencies in each market with the same rubric as the main ranking: United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Switzerland and France.
How these numbers are calculated
"Based in" is the location the agency states on its own website. A rate counts as published only if the agency states it there; rates quoted privately, in ads or in third-party articles are not counted. For the regional ranges we use full-management rates only and record the agency's share of earnings; chat-only prices are covered separately in our guide to chatting agency prices, and one agency that states what the creator receives rather than what it keeps is recorded as the agency's share. The underlying data is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 from our open data page, and the wider picture is in our OnlyFans agency statistics.
All figures were last checked Oct 24, 2026. If you run an agency and your published rate is missing or out of date, use our corrections page.
Frequently asked questions
In which country do OnlyFans agencies publish their prices most often?
In our data, agencies based in the United States are the most likely to publish a rate: 12 of 33 (36%), against 6 of 25 in the United Kingdom (24%) and 2 of 17 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (12%). Across all 134 agencies we track, 33 publish a rate.
Are OnlyFans agencies cheaper in some countries?
Not reliably. The spread inside each region is wider than the difference between regions, and the samples are small. Among agencies that publish a full-management rate, the typical range is 40–50% of earnings overall. What changes more from country to country is whether the rate is taken on gross or net, which law governs the contract and how the agency invoices.
Should I pick an OnlyFans agency in my own country?
It helps with contract law, company checks and language, but it is not essential. Shortlist agencies on published terms first, then prefer the one whose company, register entry and contract law you can verify most easily.
Sources: OFAgencies open data: listing data for all agencies (CC BY 4.0) · OnlyFans Terms of Service, platform fee provision (20% of each fan payment), as tracked by ConductAtlas
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