For partners · plain English · 2 November 2026
This site is the management agency for adult creators. The creator makes the content. We run everything around it. This page explains that in plain terms, then explains the one piece that is not solved yet: how our system talks to OnlyFans.
In one sentence
Think of it as the office behind her page. She is the talent. We are the admin, the pricing team, the marketer, the bookkeeper and the paperwork — and this site is where all of that happens.
Who it's for
Adult creators
Women earning on OnlyFans who want the business side handled.
What we sell
Management
Not a marketplace, not a fan site. A back office, sold as a service.
What we charge
15%
Of net volume on new uploads and new customers. No retainer, no lock-in.
The hard part
The bridge
OnlyFans has no public API, so the connection has to be built carefully.
A creator can make content. What she cannot easily do is price it, write the captions, post consistently, answer every message, keep records, find new fans, invoice herself, and stay legally tidy. Most creators lose money not because their content is bad, but because nobody is running the business around it.
It gives each creator one place where her work is catalogued, priced, queued for posting, and turned into a monthly statement and an invoice. Plus the things that grow her: audience swaps with other creators, a referral programme, and optional marketing. She sees her numbers and her boundaries in one dashboard. We see all of them across every creator in the admin side.
Software alone does not fix this. A pricing decision, a boundaries conversation, a posting schedule and a chase-up when someone goes quiet are human work. The site exists so that human work is repeatable, recorded, and cheap to deliver at scale — which is what makes a 15% fee workable for her and profitable for us.
The creator
Makes the content. Sets her own hard limits. Signs the agreement. Uploads. Approves nothing she does not want posted.
Her page run for her, a clear monthly statement, and the majority of the money.
Us (the agency)
Catalogues and prices her work, writes the copy, runs the posting, handles fans and DMs, markets her, keeps the records, invoices her, pays out.
15% of net volume, plus optional marketing packages she chooses to buy.
The admin side of this site
Holds the pipeline: applications, catalogues, earnings, invoices, referrals, outreach and payouts.
One place to see which creators are worth the fee and what money is owed in each direction.
Eight steps, from first survey to her first monthly statement.
She applies
An online application plus a boundaries survey — what she will sell, what she will never sell, her minimum price.
She tells us her voice
A short persona survey so her captions and chat sound like her, not like an agency.
She signs
Management agreement with her legal name, address, typed signature, confirmed by a one-time code on her email. Date, device and IP are recorded.
She uploads
From her phone, into a private vault. Files are never public. We write the caption, the ready-to-post text and a suggested price.
We price and queue it
Our pricing team approves the price. The piece moves into the posting queue with its copy ready.
It goes live
The post is published on her OnlyFans page. This is the step that still needs a proper connection back to OnlyFans — see below.
She gets a statement
Gross, OnlyFans' cut, our 15%, and exactly what she keeps. She reads it, accepts the wording, and pays by card.
She grows
Audience swaps with other creators, referral credit plus a monthly commission, and optional marketing she can choose to buy.
OnlyFans does not offer a public API. There is no approved way for an outside system to log in and post content or pull her earnings automatically. That single fact decides how the rest of this has to be built, and it is why the honest answer to "we run her page for her" involves either her cooperation or a workaround with real risk.
The same job can be done three ways. They are not equally safe, and the difference is not technical — it is whether a creator can lose her account.
The site does everything except touch OnlyFans. Our team prepares the post, the copy and the price, and the creator (or a manager logged in as her, with her consent) posts it. Her monthly statement is downloaded from OnlyFans and uploaded here, and the system reads it.
What it gets us
What it costs us
Our call: Where we start. This is the only version we can ship without taking a risk on someone's business.
She uploads the CSV or PDF OnlyFans gives her each month, and our system reads revenue, fans, tips and subscriptions out of it instead of an admin typing figures in. Same for content stats if the export includes them.
What it gets us
What it costs us
Our call: The highest-value engineering job on the list. It turns the whole money side from manual to automatic.
A robot logs into her OnlyFans account and posts, messages and pulls data without a human. It is technically possible and it is what some agencies quietly do.
What it gets us
What it costs us
Our call: Not our primary path. If a client ever demands full automation, it has to be their explicit written choice, on their own account, with the risk spelled out.
Four pieces. Each one is described first in plain terms, then as the work itself.
Right now somebody types her monthly revenue into our system. We need the system to read the export OnlyFans gives her instead.
We prepare the post perfectly, but a person still has to paste it into OnlyFans. We need that step to be tracked and provable.
We can describe our prices and take a card payment for an invoice. We cannot yet take payments for packages and credits, and we cannot yet pay a creator out.
Our swaps and referral commissions are paid on trust today. Paid on trust becomes paid on lies at scale.
Do we post manually, or automate?
This is the single riskiest decision in the business. Manual is slow but safe. Automation is fast but can get a creator banned.
We recommend: Manual with proof, for at least the first year. Revisit only with legal sign-off and a creator's written consent.
Where do her revenue numbers come from?
Every fee, invoice and commission is calculated from them. Typed numbers mean disputes we cannot win.
We recommend: Her own OnlyFans export, uploaded monthly. Admin typing stays as a fallback for edge cases only.
Do we hold creator money, or just our fee?
Holding other people's money means licensing, tax reporting and a payout operation. Charging our fee only is a much smaller business to run.
We recommend: Start fee-only: OnlyFans pays her directly, we invoice our 15%. Add payouts later and deliberately.
What are we selling as 'we post for you'?
If we cannot prove a post happened, we cannot charge for it or defend it in a complaint.
We recommend: Sell the outcome with evidence: a queue, deadlines, and proof stored per post.
API
A way for two computer systems to talk to each other directly, without a person clicking.
OnlyFans
The platform where her fans pay her. She has her own account and page there. We do not own it and cannot change it.
Net volume
What fans paid, after OnlyFans takes its cut. Our 15% is charged on that number, not on the gross.
Statement
The monthly summary she reads: what came in, what each party keeps, and what she owes us.
Reconciliation
The boring but critical step of checking that the money that moved matches the money we say moved.
CSV export
A simple file of rows and columns that OnlyFans can give her, which our system can read automatically.
Automation
A robot doing the clicking on her page. Fast, and against the platform's rules.
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