Agencies rarely publish their prices, which makes it hard to know if an offer is fair. This guide explains how agency pricing works, what's typical, what should be included, and how to check whether a split will leave you better off.
How do OnlyFans agencies charge?
Almost all OnlyFans agencies use a revenue share: they take a percentage of what you earn, so they only make money when you do. A few charge flat monthly fees or hybrids, but revenue share is the industry standard because it aligns incentives.
The split should apply to your net earnings after OnlyFans' 20%. If fans spend $10,000, OnlyFans pays you $8,000, and a 40% agency share is $3,200, leaving you $4,800 before tax.
What's a typical split?
| Agency share of net | What's usually included |
|---|---|
| 10–25% | Consulting or a single service: strategy calls, Reddit posting or account setup only |
| 30–45% | Management plus some promotion; chatting may or may not be included |
| 45–60% | Full service: traffic across several platforms, 24/7 chatters, pricing and PPV strategy, content planning, privacy and leak protection |
These ranges are what's commonly reported across the industry; individual offers vary. The right question isn't "which split is lowest" but "which leaves me with the most money."
How to work out if a split pays for itself
An agency is worth it when your take-home after their share is higher than what you'd earn alone.
Example: alone you earn $3,000 net a month. An agency taking 50% grows your net to $9,000. Your share is $4,500, which is $1,500 more than before, with far fewer hours worked. If the same agency only grew you to $5,000, your $2,500 share would leave you worse off.
Ask any agency for realistic growth expectations, then check the maths with the OnlyFans fee calculator. More in is an OnlyFans agency worth it.
Hidden fees and terms to watch for
- Upfront fees: setup, onboarding or "training" charges. A revenue-share agency shouldn't need them.
- Monthly retainers on top of a split.
- Chatters billed separately or an extra cut of message revenue.
- Splits on gross instead of net.
- Lock-in contracts with long minimum terms or exit fees.
- Claims on future earnings after you leave.
- Account ownership: the agency keeping your login, email or the account itself.
Our agency red flags checklist goes through each one. Apply it to every agency you talk to, including us.
What a full-service agency should include
- Traffic and promotion across Reddit, X, short-form video and collaborations
- A trained chat team covering your inbox around the clock
- Pricing, PPV and promotion strategy
- Content planning around what your audience buys
- Privacy setup, geo-blocking and leak takedowns
- Transparent reporting you can check anytime
See what an OnlyFans agency does day to day.
How Voxy's pricing works
Voxy uses a revenue share agreed in writing before you start. There are no setup fees, no retainers and no lock-in; you can leave anytime and keep your accounts, content and fans. The 24/7 chat team is included, you get a live dashboard from day one, and streamers earn a guaranteed $50–$500 for every hour they stream on top of their split. See how this compares on Voxy vs other agencies.
Frequently asked questions
What percentage do OnlyFans agencies take?
Commonly between about 30% and 60% of your net earnings (after OnlyFans' 20%), depending on what's included. A split on its own tells you little; compare what each agency actually does for it.
Do OnlyFans agencies charge upfront fees?
Reputable ones usually don't. Upfront setup fees, monthly retainers and 'training' fees are common red flags, because an agency paid by revenue share should only earn when you do.
Is the agency split taken from gross or net?
It should be taken from your net earnings, after OnlyFans' 20%. Check the contract wording: a split taken from gross costs you significantly more.
Are chatters included in an agency's split?
At full-service agencies they usually are. Some agencies bill chatting separately or take an extra percentage of message revenue, so ask directly and get it in writing.
How much does Voxy charge?
Voxy's split is agreed in writing before you start, with no setup fees, no retainers and no lock-in. The 24/7 chat team is included, and streamers earn a guaranteed $50–$500 per hour on top of their split.
