Questions, answered.

Three plans. Launch is £299 one-off for new creators. Growth is 20% of what the platform pays you, for traffic, pricing and PPV while you keep your DMs. Full is 50% of the first $10,000 of net a month and 40% above, and adds a 24/7 chat team, leak takedowns and reporting.

Net. OnlyFans keeps 20% of what fans spend; our share is of what it pays you after that. Nothing is deducted first. A 40% share of gross costs the same as 50% of net, which is why the question matters.

No upfront fees on Growth or Full, and no extras: no ad spend, software, chatter wages or setup charged separately. Launch is a one-off fixed price because a new page has no revenue to share.

The platform pays you as normal. Each month we send a statement built from your own platform data and an invoice for our share, which you pay by bank transfer. Your payout details never change and the money never passes through us.

Most take 30% to 50% of net; the BBC found UK contracts taking up to 70%. Chat-only agencies charge 20% to 30%. Only a handful publish the number. Our fees guide has the bands and the published UK rates side by side.

Because our work does not double when the page does. The chat rota, traffic and reporting cost about the same on a $10,000 page as a $20,000 one, so the share drops to 40% above $10,000 of net a month.

The rates are the rates, for everyone, which is the point of publishing them. What we will do is tell you honestly which plan fits, including when the answer is Launch or nothing yet.

There is no fixed term. Every plan is month to month from day one with 14 days' notice.

Give 14 days' notice in writing. No exit fee, no buyout, and no share of anything you earn after you go, including from fans gained while you were with us.

No. When the notice period ends, so does our share, completely.

Yes. Send us the contract when you apply. We find the notice and exit terms, plan the handover date around them, and start the day the old agency finishes so the page keeps selling. The switching guide has the notice letter and checklist.

Secure your login, email, 2FA and payout bank first, then give notice in writing anyway. A contract can argue about money; it cannot stop you leaving. If they hold the login, recover it through OnlyFans support with your ID. Get advice before paying any exit fee; very long exclusive deals have been struck down in English courts.

No bans on other platforms, no non-compete, no restrictions on who you work with after. We ask that you do not run a second manager on the same page at the same time, because two teams in one inbox is chaos.

No. You connect your page to the software our team works in, we never see your password, and you can disconnect us any time. Your email, 2FA and payouts stay in your name.

You do. Content stays yours and any use ends when we stop working together. Fan notes and scripts built on your page are yours to take; we export them when you leave.

Yes, through the management software, which is how we build your monthly statement. We cannot move money, change payout details or access your bank.

Give 14 days' notice and we stop. If you want a pause rather than an exit, say so; we can hold the plan and pick it up later.

We work with faceless and privacy-focused creators and plan around what you will not show. Geo-blocking, separate accounts and persona rules are part of setup. We do not share your details with anyone outside the team working on your page.

On Launch and Growth, you do. On Full, a trained chat team writes in your voice from scripts and fan notes, inside limits you set, in shifts across the hours your fans are online. You can read every conversation.

OnlyFans' terms tell fans that creators may have help running their accounts. The team writes as you, from your notes and your tone. The rule is simple: nothing a fan could not have had from you.

Remote, hired for written English and a feel for selling, trained on our scripts, paid by the hour plus commission, and run through a paid test shift before they touch a live inbox.

Not to run them. The platform does not allow bots in DMs and fans can tell. Software helps the team find scripts and notes faster; a person writes and sends every message.

Anything. Topics that are off, content that is never offered, fans you want handled personally or not at all, hours you want to cover yourself. The limits go in the notes and the team works inside them.

Our best: a page up 250% in 7 months to $20,000 a month, written up in full on the results page with what was changed and when. We publish the result we have and add others in the same format.

No, and nobody honest can before seeing the page. What we can show is the method, the one result, and a calculator that runs your own numbers at any growth figure. Month to month means the promise is replaced by a decision you make every month.

Price and ladder changes show in the first full month. Traffic shows as fans in two to four weeks and as spending a few weeks after. A covered inbox shows in the first week. If nothing has moved in 60 days, something is wrong and we will say so.

We take on two new creators a month. We want pages with an audience or a plan to get one, and creators who will shoot what the data says. We turn down pages where the maths does not work, and say why.

Yes, with Launch: £299 one-off for page setup, pricing, a 30-day plan, a social funnel and two calls. We do not put new pages on a revenue share because there is nothing to share yet.

No. Faceless pages can do well, usually in a clear niche. We plan content, angles and the persona around what you are comfortable showing.

OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue. Most creators run OnlyFans and one other; the funnel and the chat work are the same.

Yes. Men, couples, alt, glamour and faceless pages. Our best result so far is a male creator.

Yes. We are UK-run and work with English-speaking creators anywhere. The chat team covers the hours your fans are online, wherever they are.

Yes, above £1,000 a year. It is self-employed trading income: register for Self Assessment, file by 31 January, pay income tax and Class 4 National Insurance on profit. Our fee is a deductible business cost. The tax guide has the dates.

Yes. Keep the monthly statements and invoices; they are the record.

Yes, for adults, within the normal limits of UK law on content. Everyone appearing must be a verified adult. UK users have been age-checked under the Online Safety Act since July 2025.

Check for yourself: the full terms are on the pricing page, the one published result has its method and numbers, the contract is month to month, and the first call is 20 minutes with nothing to sign. We only contact you from an @sablemgmt.com address.

A UK performance-marketing team that spent years running paid traffic, tracking and conversion for other businesses before running creator pages. The about page has the rest.

The form takes two minutes. We reply within 48 hours, book a 20-minute call if it is a fit, and send a written 30-day plan before you decide anything.

Chat jobs are hired through the chat jobs page: remote, hourly pay plus commission, a sample reply and a paid test shift.