OnlyFans agency commission calculator
Put in what fans spend and your commission. See where every dollar goes: OnlyFans’ cut, what the creator keeps and what your agency earns, per creator and across your roster.
- 20%
- OnlyFans fee
- 30–50%
- usual commission
- Weekly
- invoices
How is OnlyFans agency commission worked out?
OnlyFans keeps 20% of everything fans spend and pays the creator the other 80%. Most agencies take their commission, usually 30–50%, from that payout. So if fans spend $10,000 in a month, the creator is paid $8,000, and a 40% agency earns $3,200 while the creator keeps $4,800. Some contracts take the % from total fan spend instead, which is a bigger cut for the agency. Set your numbers below, then put the deal in a contract.
Move the sliders. Watch the split.
The maths, in plain English
Subscriptions, pay-per-view, tips and paid messages: the total fans pay on the creator’s page.
OnlyFans keeps 20% as its platform fee and pays the creator the remaining 80%.
Your % is taken from the payout (or from total spend, if your contract says so). The rest is the creator’s.
Monthly commission ÷ 4.33 is a fair weekly invoice. BIGROS sends it from the signed deal.
Creators compare agencies. The professional one wins.
The first thing a creator sees is what you hand them. A WhatsApp message and a Google Doc, or their own app in your brand with a signed contract, a content plan and weekly invoices.
- 4M+
- creators on OnlyFans
- $6.6bn
- paid by fans in 2023
- 2 min
- to get a contract signed
- 1 app
- for your models, in your brand
Creators and fan spend: OnlyFans (Fenix International) 2023 annual accounts.
- ✕Contract sent as a Word doc on WhatsApp
- ✕No idea if the creator is really 18
- ✕Payments chased by DM, earnings in a spreadsheet
- ✕Plans and to-dos lost in group chats
- ✓Their own app in the agency’s brand
- ✓ID & age verified, contract e-signed with an audit trail
- ✓Weekly invoices made from the deal, paid by card
- ✓Content plan and to-dos on their phone
Questions agencies ask
What commission do OnlyFans agencies usually charge?+
Most agencies charge 30–50% of what OnlyFans pays out to the creator. Newer creators who need more work done often see 40–50%; established creators negotiate 20–35%. Use the calculator to see what each rate means in dollars.
Is the commission taken before or after OnlyFans’ 20%?+
Usually after: the agency’s % applies to the 80% OnlyFans pays out to the creator. Taking it from total fan spend gives the agency more, so make sure your contract says which one you use. The BIGROS contract template uses the payout.
How much does an OnlyFans agency make per creator?+
It depends on what the creator earns and your rate. At $10,000 a month of fan spend and 40% of the payout, the agency earns $3,200 a month, or $38,400 a year, from that one creator. Change the numbers above to see your own.
How much revenue can an OnlyFans agency make?+
Multiply your commission per creator by your roster. Five creators each earning $10,000 a month from fans, at 40% of the payout, bring the agency $16,000 a month, or $192,000 a year, before staff and other costs. Chatter pay is usually the biggest cost; work it out with the chatter salary calculator.
How often should an agency invoice its creators?+
Weekly keeps it small and easy to pay, and stops a big balance building up. BIGROS works the weekly amount out from the signed deal and sends the invoice with a card payment link.
Does the calculator include tax?+
No. It shows the split before tax. Each side pays its own tax where it lives, and agencies and creators are usually independent contractors.
Estimates only, not financial or tax advice. See Terms.
Turn the split into weekly invoices
Sign the creator with an ID check, set the commission once, and BIGROS invoices them every week. $15 per creator, 7 days free.