OnlyFans agency contract checklist: what to check before you sign

A management agreement is the document that actually governs the relationship — not the sales call. Before signing anything, it's worth checking that these points are covered in writing, not just discussed verbally.

Fees and commission

• Is the fee a flat rate, a percentage of revenue, or both?
• What is the percentage calculated against — gross revenue, or net of platform fees?
• When and how is it billed?

Account access

• Exactly what access is being requested, and what isn't?
• Can you review or revoke access at any time?
• Who else besides your named contact can see your account?

Content and messaging approval

• Is there a written playbook or guidelines you approve before anything goes live?
• What's the process for anything outside those guidelines — does it get escalated to you?

Payouts

• Do payouts continue to come to your own account directly?
• Is the agency's fee clearly separate from your earnings, not deducted invisibly?

Term, notice and leaving

• Is there a minimum term, and what is it?
• What notice period applies if you want to leave?
• What happens to access and content once the relationship ends?

Confidentiality and data

• Is your data handled in line with a stated privacy policy?
• Is there a confidentiality commitment covering your identity, content and figures?

If any of these aren't clearly answered in writing, it's reasonable to ask before signing — and to be cautious of anyone who'd rather you didn't.