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OnlyFans Agency Contract Checker
Nineteen clauses that decide whether an agency contract is fair, grouped into money, control, content and exit. Tick what appears in your offer and read the result before you sign anything.
Tick everything that appears in the offer or contract you have been sent. Leave unticked anything you are not sure about and ask the agency.
Money
Control
Content
Exit
Contract score
100
Clean on these checks
Nothing ticked yet. A clean contract scores 100 here, but the checks only cover what is written. Still ask to see a sample report and speak to a current creator.
The four deal-breakers
Fees paid up front, payouts routed through the agency, control of your two-factor or account email, and rights to your content after you leave. Any one of these is reason to decline regardless of the rest of the offer. Legitimate agencies are paid from revenue, run accounts through tools that never need your password, and let go of your content the day you leave.
Everything else is negotiable
Long terms, long notice periods, auto-renewal and gross splits are common in first drafts and a fair agency will change them when asked. The result panel gives you the line to use for each one. If an agency refuses to move on exit terms, that is a preview of how leaving will go.
Nothing you tick here leaves your browser. If you want a human read on the offer, apply and mention the agency by name. We will tell you whether we have placed creators with them and what their creators report.
Common questions
How long should an OnlyFans agency contract be?
Three months initial term with a rolling monthly extension and a 30-day notice period is standard. Twelve-month terms with 90-day notice and auto-renewal are the structure to avoid.
Should an agency have my OnlyFans password?
No. Agencies run accounts through management tools and team access that never need your password or your two-factor codes. Your login, email and payout details stay in your name.
What happens to my content when I leave?
Any licence the agency has to post or sell your content should end when the contract ends, with deletion on request. A clause that keeps rights after you leave is a deal-breaker.