Service scope
Write layers: chat, traffic (which channels), content plan, production, admin. “Full management” without a list is a vague obligation.
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OnlyFans agency contracts: what should be in the agreement
A contract is not paperwork for show. It is a map: who does what, who gets paid, how you exit without a war. Below — points models should understand before signing. Educational overview, not personal legal advice.
Percentage and calculation base
In Laurent’s full model the creator keeps 20% of profile revenue; details on About. In a contract, clarify: gross vs net, before/after OnlyFans fee, how tips/customs count.
Payouts and timing
When you are paid (e.g. 7th–10th), currency/channel, advances, what happens if the platform delays.
Account and content ownership
- Who is the formal OnlyFans account owner?
- What happens to access after the partnership ends?
- License to use content in ads — boundaries and term
Exit terms
Notice period, final settlement, access handover, no “revenge lockout” of the model. Toxic contracts often hide here.
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Topic FAQ
Can you work without a contract?
Risky for both. Minimum — written scope and %.
Is this legal advice?
No. For your jurisdiction, ask a lawyer. This is a question frame.
What about account ownership?
Must be explicit: who owns it, how access returns after exit. Laurent terms — About.
How to write chat into the contract?
Headcount / schedule / what Messages includes. Otherwise “24/7” is a word.
Is % on gross or net?
Always clarify. Calculator — commission calculator.
Exit and notice period?
Without a clear exit you can get stuck. Read scam checklist.
Content boundaries in the agreement?
Yes: what can/cannot be shot and where it can be promoted — or conflicts follow.
Where next?
model application after questions on the call — How it works.