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Questions to ask before signing
What exactly do you manage, and who has access to my account? How is commission calculated — gross or net? What are the contract length and exit terms? Who owns content, data and fan relationships if I leave?
Ask for a clear reporting cadence and the rules your chatters follow.
Verify reputation
Search the agency name with words like "review", "scam" and "experience" on Reddit, X and forums. Look for a real website, public profiles and references — not just screenshots.
An agency that manages your account needs working access to it for chatting, posting and updating the profile — that is normal. What protects you is keeping the recovery email, phone and 2FA under your own control, agreeing in writing what the agency manages, and having any contract reviewed before you sign.
FAQ
How do I verify an OnlyFans agency is legitimate?
Check for a real website and public presence, search their name with "review" and "scam", ask for references, and confirm commission and exit terms in writing.
Should I give an agency my account password?
Usually yes — an agency that runs your account needs access to it to chat, post and update your profile, and for new creators it often helps set the account up. Agree in writing what it manages, keep the recovery email, phone and 2FA under your own control so you can always regain access, and confirm how access ends when you leave.
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This guide is general information for adults (18+), not financial or legal advice. Always read any agency contract, payout schedule, account-access and exit terms before you sign.