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OnlyFans Agency Split Calculator
Agencies quote a percentage. What matters is what it is calculated on and what sits outside it. Enter the offer as written and see the effective split and what you keep.
Who pays for what
You keep each month
$4,800
Effective agency take: 40.0% of your net, against a headline 40%
Normal management runs 30 to 60 percent of net depending on what costs the agency covers. At the low end you usually fund chatters or traffic yourself; at the high end chatting, posting and traffic should all be included. Anything over about 60 percent effective, or any setup fee, is a reason to read how splits work before signing.
Gross versus net
OnlyFans takes 20 percent before you see anything. An agency taking 40 percent of gross is taking 40 percent of money that includes the platform fee, which works out to 50 percent of what you actually receive. Always ask for the split to be written on net.
What a fair offer looks like
Full-service management normally runs 30 to 60 percent of net depending on what costs the agency covers. An agency at 30 percent usually expects you to fund chatters or traffic yourself; one at 55 or 60 percent should be paying for chatting, posting, traffic and content direction out of its share. Chatters billed on top, marketing billed on top, software fees or setup fees all push the effective split higher, and that effective number is what you should compare between offers.
A 35 percent split with chatters billed separately can cost you more than a 50 percent split with everything included. The calculator shows both as a single number so you can compare like with like.
Common questions
What percentage do OnlyFans agencies take?
Typically 30 to 60 percent of net revenue, depending on what costs the agency covers. Lower splits usually leave chatters or traffic for you to pay; higher splits should include chatting, posting and traffic. Marketing-only arrangements are often flat fees or a share of new-subscriber revenue. Anything over about 60 percent effective, or any fee up front, is outside the normal range.
Should the split be on gross or net?
Net. A split on gross charges you the agency percentage on the 20 percent OnlyFans already kept. Most reputable agencies calculate on net and will put that in writing.
Who should pay for chatters?
In a full-service agreement the agency pays its own staff out of its share. If chatters are billed to you on top, treat it as part of the split when comparing offers.