OnlyFans agency commission is typically 20–50% of a creator's gross earnings, before OnlyFans' own 20% platform fee. 20–25% is standard for basic management, 30–35% for full DM plus marketing, and 40%+ is only justified when the agency also produces content or funds ads. Above 50% is rarely defensible.

What commission do OnlyFans agencies charge?

TierTypical rateWhat's included
Basic management20–25%Chatting/DM management only
Full service30–35%DM management + marketing + analytics
Premium40–50%Dedicated manager, content production, ad spend, brand deals

Is commission on gross or net?

Most agencies calculate commission on gross earnings — the fan spend before OnlyFans takes its 20% platform fee. That matters: with both the platform (20%) and a 30% agency cut coming off the same total, the creator keeps roughly half. Always state clearly in the contract what the percentage is calculated on.

How to set your rate

What creators consider fair

Industry consensus lands around 20–25% for basic management and 30–35% for full management. Creators increasingly compare offers, so a fair, clearly-explained rate wins more signings than a high one you have to defend.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average OnlyFans agency commission?

Most sit between 20% and 50%, with 30% a common midpoint for full DM and marketing management.

Do agencies take commission before or after OnlyFans' fee?

Usually before — on gross earnings. That means the creator nets less than the headline percentage suggests, so transparency matters.

Is 50% commission too high?

Combined with OnlyFans' 20% fee, a 50% cut leaves the creator under 40% of fan spend. It's only defensible with full content production and marketing spend included.

How do I show creators their take-home?

Give a payslip on every payout that shows gross, commission and net — it removes disputes and builds trust.

BIGROS works out commission automatically and shows each creator a clear gross → commission → net payslip. See how it works.