OnlyFans Agency Contract Checklist: What It Should Include
The contract decides what your relationship with the agency looks like when something does not go as expected. Read all of it, without rushing, and understand every point before you sign. This checklist helps you review it. It does not replace a lawyer: if important points are unclear, get advice first.
The parties and the service
- Who is signing: the agency's legal name and yours, with real contact details.
- Which services are included: chat, strategy, promotion, reporting, and what is left out.
- Who decides what: that you decide the content and your limits.
Money
- The percentage and the base it applies to: gross or net, and which fees come off first. See how much OnlyFans agencies charge.
- Expenses: who pays for tools, promotion or collaborations, and whether they are deducted from your earnings.
- Who gets paid first and how your share reaches you.
- Payment frequency and deadline, and what statements you will receive.
- Your access to the figures: being able to check your account's earnings.
Term and exit
- Initial term and renewal conditions, and whether renewal is automatic.
- How to end it: notice periods and valid reasons to terminate.
- What happens when you leave: who gets control of the account back, and when.
- Whether the agency keeps charging after the end, and for how long.
The practical steps are in how to leave an OnlyFans agency.
Exclusivity
If it stops you working with other agencies or managers, check how far it reaches, how long it lasts and whether it applies to all your accounts or just one.
Content and image
- That the content you create remains yours.
- What the agency may do with it, where and for how long.
- That it cannot use your image beyond what was agreed.
Access to your account and data
- Who logs into your account, with what permissions, and how access is protected.
- How exclusive access is returned to you at the end.
- Confidentiality about your identity and data.
When there are problems
- Which law and which courts apply. A clause forcing you to litigate in a distant country can be a real obstacle.
- How disputes are handled before going to court.
- What happens if the agency breaches, for example with late payments.
Clauses worth a second read
- Very high penalties for leaving.
- Automatic renewal without prior notice.
- Broad assignment of your rights over the content.
- Changes to the terms without your consent.
- Exclusivity with no time limit.
How to review it well
- Ask for the contract before deciding and read it without pressure.
- Mark what you do not understand and ask for a written explanation.
- Compare it with other agencies' contracts.
- Ask for changes in writing. A serious agency is open to negotiating.
- Take it to a lawyer or someone you trust if important points are unclear.
- Keep a signed copy.
How we work at OnlyUp
At OnlyUp Management we share the contract before you decide, with the percentage and the terms clear in writing. You can read it calmly and show it to whoever you like.