OnlyFans, Fansly, Tango and others
One conversation instead of weeks of research. A shortlist of agencies we already work with, talks on bonus and commission, a contract review — and an introduction only if you want it.
A person talks to you, not a chatbot, and nothing is sent to an agency at this stage.
We ask what you want from OnlyFans (and whether Fansly or Tango is even relevant), how much time you can give, whether you need geo-blocking or a no-face setup, and how you prefer to be paid. You can share as little as a Telegram handle. Photos stay with us until you approve an introduction.
The agency has to match the platform you will actually work — OnlyFans first, Fansly or Tango only if that is the job.
An OnlyFans chatting team is the wrong match for someone who wants to stream on Tango. Someone with an existing Fansly audience should not be pushed onto a cold OnlyFans page “because that’s what we do.” We map hours, content style, language, and privacy before we open the partner list.
You get a short list of vetted partners, not a spray of every agency we have ever met.
We filter by roster load, languages, whether they run OnlyFans only or also Fansly, starting-bonus policy, and how they handle account access. Usually that is two or three names, with a plain explanation of why each one is on the list — and why others are not.
Numbers are discussed before you sit in a sales call.
Starting bonus amount and pay date, commission split, who pays for traffic, exclusivity, trial period, and how you leave. Agencies quote a better default to a scout who already places models than they do to a cold applicant. You see the offer before anyone has your photos.
If it is not written, it is not a term. We do not introduce on a handshake.
We read payout schedule, bonus clawback, who owns the page, 2FA and password rules, non-compete, and what happens if they miss a payment. Vague clauses get sent back. You keep a copy. If they will not put it on paper, they are not a match.
You approve the introduction. We do not pass your profile around in the meantime.
If the terms and the people look right, we introduce you to one agency at a time. You can still walk away. If the first fit fails, we shortlist again with that information — you are not stuck repeating your story to a new Telegram account every week.
An introduction is not a contract. If communication feels off, or the agency changes the numbers after the call, tell us. We would rather rematch: we are not paid for a bad fit.
Matching is free for the model. We earn nothing until you are happy and choose an agency.