OnlyFans Model-Agency Agreement
Definition
The OnlyFans model-agency contract is the formal agreement that binds a content creator to their management agency. It sets out revenue split, the services provided, each party's responsibilities, how the contract ends, and ownership of the account, image and content, which always stay with the model. It's the founding document of the business relationship.
Practical example
A standard contract states that the agency takes 40% of net revenue in exchange for chatting, content idea suggestions, and marketing. The platform pays the revenue to the model, and the agency invoices its commission every month. The contract has no fixed end date: the model can leave at any time by simple email, while the agency gives 30 days' notice. The model remains free to work with other agencies.
Best practices
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Always put it in writing, even with people you know. Leave the model in charge of their content, owner of their account and image, and free to leave at any time. Spell out how the revenue share is calculated in detail, gross or net, and which revenue sources are included. Drop exclusivity, non-compete and fixed terms: since France's Senate (10 February 2026) and National Assembly (13 October 2026) voted for an offence of "online sexual exploitation", clauses that hold the model back expose the agency.
Common mistakes
Getting started on a verbal agreement or a simple WhatsApp message. When revenue grows, disagreements over the terms become inevitable. Another one: requiring a minimum amount of content per week or a revenue target, when the model alone decides what they publish.
