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Fansly agency · Management & chatting since 2019 You create the content. We run your Fansly.

Whether you're just starting or already earning, Bunny Agency runs the business side of your Fansly: pricing, posting and 24/7 fan messaging. You decide what you create, and you don't need a following to apply.

Free application · Reply within 24–48 hours · No setup fee

Real Fansly dashboards from accounts we manage, 2026.

The numbers we can stand behind

Managing creator accounts since
2019Managing creator accounts since
Commission, in writing before you sign
25–50%Commission, in writing before you sign
Human chat cover, every day
24/7Human chat cover, every day
Due before the account earns
$0Due before the account earns

What we run on a Fansly account

Three things, and none of them is deciding what you shoot.

  • Fansly management

    Subscription tiers, pricing, posting schedule, retention and a written weekly report.

    How management works
  • Fansly chatting

    Trained people on paid messages, tips and customs, working to boundaries you set in writing.

    How the chat team works
  • What it costs

    A rate between 25% and 50% depending on scope, agreed in writing before anything is signed.

    See the commission rates

How joining works

Four steps, and you can stop at any of them.

  1. Apply

    A short form. A person on our team reads it, not a filter.

  2. Get a reply

    Within 24 to 48 hours, including when the answer is no.

  3. Talk it through

    A call where you get the rate and the scope in writing before signing.

  4. First week

    We audit the account, agree the tier structure, and the chat team starts.

A Fansly agency runs the commercial side of a Fansly account: subscription tiers, paid chat, retention and traffic from outside the platform. The creator keeps the account, the content and the payout details. We have managed creator accounts since 2019 and charge 25%–50% of what the account earns, agreed in writing before anything is signed.

We should say the obvious thing first. We are an agency, so we are an interested party in the question of whether you need one. Read the commission page and the contract guide before you talk to us, and ask any other agency the same questions.

What does a Fansly agency do?

Four things, and they are all operational rather than creative. You still decide what you shoot.

AreaWhat we runWhat stays with you
Subscription tiersTier count, pricing, what sits behind each levelFinal say on pricing
ChattingPaid messages, tips, custom requests, 24/7 coverBoundaries and content limits
MarketingTraffic from X, Reddit, TikTok and InstagramYour face, your brand
RetentionWin-back messages, churn tracking, reportingThe decision to keep going

Fansly management covers the account side in detail. Fansly chatting covers how the chat team works and what it does not do.

What does a Fansly agency cost?

Our commission is 25%–50% of the revenue the account generates. Light management sits near the bottom of that range and full service sits near the top. There is no setup fee, no retainer and no content package. The exact rate for your account goes in writing before you sign.

Fansly itself takes a separate 20% of creator revenue, which is charged by the platform and has nothing to do with the agency rate. How much Fansly agencies take sets out the market range we found across published agency pages.

A woman demonstrates a makeup brush beside a phone and ring light.
Keeping the tutorial setup within reach. AI-generated illustration with fictional people.

Is Fansly worth running alongside OnlyFans?

For most creators we work with, Fansly is a second account rather than a replacement. The audience is smaller than OnlyFans by every estimate we have seen, and the tier system rewards a different pricing structure. Our own observation across accounts is that a second platform adds meaningful income without doubling it, and the real benefit is not depending on one payment processor.

Fansly vs OnlyFans puts the fees, audience and payout terms side by side.

What we will not promise

No agency can guarantee a position on the Explore page, because Fansly does not publish how it ranks that feed. We do not publish an expected income figure for a creator we have not met. Our case studies, with their figures before and after, are on results.

People chat over iced drinks beneath string lights on a rooftop terrace.
Conversation away from the desk. AI-generated illustration with fictional people.

Results from our team

Accounts Bunny Agency has managed since 2019, most of them on OnlyFans: 400+ creators and $35M+ in creator revenue. On Fansly we work the same levers: tier pricing, 24/7 chat and traffic from other platforms.

  • $2K to $33K a month

    in 2 months

    Pricing and page menu rebuilt on day one, chat staffed around the clock, promotion on Reddit, X and TikTok.

  • $0 to $330K a month

    in 3.5 months, new account

    Page built from scratch, 24/7 chat, campaigns on Reddit, X and Instagram.

  • 4.5x monthly pace

    in 14 days, $1.2K to $6K

    PPV prices reset, dormant subscribers won back, PPV open rates up from 15% to over 40%.

  • $0 to $20K a month

    in 6 weeks, new account

    Profile, content library and promotion on Reddit, X and Instagram built from the ground up.

What stays yours

The protection is not that we have no access. It is that you can remove it in a minute.

  • The account

    You own the Fansly account and the content on it. That does not change while we work together.

  • The login you cannot lose

    You keep the account email and the two-factor device, so you can lock us out whenever you want.

  • The money

    Fansly pays you directly. We invoice our commission afterwards, which means we are paid after you are.

  • The exit

    Notice terms are written into the agreement before you sign, rather than described on a call.

How we compare with a typical agency

We checked 10 agency sources for a published commission rate. Six publish none.

What we compareTypical agencyBunny Agency
Publishes its commission rate6 of 10 publish no number25%–50%, on the pricing page
Setup fee or retainerCommonNone
Who holds the two-factor deviceSometimes the agencyAlways the creator
Rate in writing before signingOften discussed on the callIn writing, every time
Published case studiesRareFour, with figures before and after

Source: our own commission study, September 2026. Read the full breakdown

What you can check before you sign

The commission range, who owns the account and who holds the payout details are all in writing before you sign. The results page has all four case studies and the questions to ask any agency.

See all results

Find out what your Fansly account is worth running properly

Applying costs nothing and takes a few minutes. A person reads it and replies within 24 to 48 hours, including when the answer is no.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Fansly agency?

A Fansly agency manages the business side of a creator’s Fansly account: subscription tier design, paid chat, retention and off-platform marketing. The creator keeps ownership of the account and the content. Agencies are normally paid a percentage of the revenue the account generates rather than a fixed fee.

How much commission do Fansly agencies take?

Fansly agency commission is typically a percentage of the revenue an account generates. Bunny Agency charges 25%–50%, scaling with how much of the operation the agency runs, and states the exact rate in writing before a creator signs. Fansly itself separately keeps 20% of creator revenue.

Who owns the Fansly account, the creator or the agency?

The creator owns the Fansly account and the content on it. A Fansly agency should never hold the account email, the two-factor device or the payout details, because those are what let a creator remove an agency’s access at any time. Chat staff do log into the account to answer messages, which is what chat management is, but logging in is not ownership.

Should a creator start on Fansly or OnlyFans first?

Most creators should start on OnlyFans and add Fansly as a second account. OnlyFans has a much larger paying audience, while Fansly offers multiple subscription tiers and a free follow that OnlyFans does not. Both platforms take 20% of creator revenue and neither requires exclusivity, so running both is possible once the first account has a routine.