OnlyFans agency commission calculator: is an agency worth it?

How it is calculated

1. It starts from what OnlyFans pays you today per month (your net, after its 20%).
2. It applies the growth you expect with the agency.
3. It calculates the agency’s commission: on that net, or on gross if the agency charges on what fans pay (gross is net divided by 0.8).
4. It shows what you keep, the difference from what you earn today and the real commission on what you receive.
5. It works out the minimum growth to stay even: 1 / (1 − real commission) − 1.

An example

If OnlyFans pays you $3,000 a month and an agency charges 40% on net, with 50% growth your net earnings would rise to $4,500. The agency would take $1,800 and you would keep $2,700: $300 less than today. To stay even, the account would need to grow at least 66.7%.

The same account with an agency charging 25% on net would leave you $3,375, $375 more than now with the same growth.

What to check beyond the commission

• What it includes: chat only, or also promotion, pricing and strategy.
• Who accesses your account and how: if someone asks for your password by message, that is a bad sign. We explain how we do it in account security.
• The exit: notice period, removal of access and whether you keep your data.

When an agency is worth it

The calculator gives you the minimum growth needed to stay where you are. The useful question is whether the agency’s plan can deliver it, and how: more chat hours, better promotion, reviewed prices. Ask them to explain it with your numbers. Also count the time you get back: if you spend four hours a day answering messages today, that time has value even if it does not show up in the account.

For typical market ranges and exactly how we charge, read what an OnlyFans agency charges.