The best OnlyFans agencies in the UK, compared on what they publish
Every list of the best OnlyFans agencies is written by an agency or paid for by one. This one is too, so we did the only honest thing: compared everyone on what they publish, including us, and put the sources in.
The short answer
Only a handful of UK OnlyFans agencies publish their terms. Sable Management (20% or 50% then 40% of net, month to month, 14 days’ notice, no exit fee), TalentGrow (60%, 50% and 40% by revenue band, 14 days’ notice), LuxChat (50% then 45%) and She Creates (15% to 50%, or a £1,000 a month fixed tier) state a rate. Melossom, TDM, AROA, The Dolce Agency, FansHub, Lush, Bambi and Selene reveal theirs on a call.
Judge any agency on seven things: the rate, its base, the term, the notice, the exit cost, who holds the login and who receives the payout. The table below has all seven for each.
How this list was made
We opened every UK-facing agency that ranks on Google for “OnlyFans agency UK”, that a UK creator would meet in a listicle, or that Google’s AI Mode named when we asked it, and recorded what each one publishes on its own site. Where an agency does not publish something, the table says so. Nothing here comes from a sales call, a review site or a rival’s comparison page. Checked 12 and 13 October 2026.
Seven things decide whether a deal is good. They are the same seven that a fair contract gets right.
The comparison table
| Agency | Rate and base | Term | Notice | Exit fee | Who holds the login | Who gets the payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sable Management | 20% Growth; 50% then 40% over $10k Full; net | Month to month | 14 days | None | Creator | Creator |
| TalentGrow (Manchester) | 60% under $10k, 50% to $30k, 40% above; net | Month to month | 14 days | None | Creator | Creator, agency invoices |
| LuxChat | 50% on first £20k, 45% above; base not stated | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| She Creates | 15% to 50% set after interview, or £1,000 a month fixed to the creator | No long-term contract | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Melossom (Newport) | Weekly % of net, rate not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Creator first |
| TDM, Top Drawer Management | Revenue share, rate not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| AROA Agency (UK site) | Not published | Cancel any time | Not published | "Zero penalties" | Not published | Not published |
| The Dolce Agency (London) | "Custom plans", rate not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| FansHub (London) | Revenue share, rate not published | 14-day rolling | 14 days | Not published | Creator keeps full access | Not published |
| Bambi Agency | Not published | "No lock-in" | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Lush Management | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Bunny Agency (US, London studio) | 25% to 50%, in the FAQ; base not stated | "No long-term contracts" | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Desirely, a directory that reviewed 235 agency websites, found 6% state a commission rate and 19% name a legal entity. The table above is the UK slice of that finding.
Notes on each agency
- Sable Management. UK-run, founded 2026. Three plans, all published: Launch at £299 one-off for new creators, Growth at 20% of net for traffic and pricing while you keep your DMs, Full at 50% then 40% with 24/7 chat. Best result: a page up 250% in 7 months to $20,000 a month, written up here. Works through management software, never holds a password. We are the authors of this page, so weigh that.
- TalentGrow. Registered UK company in Manchester, founded 2025. The most transparent of the established UK agencies: split published by revenue band, month to month, 14 days’ notice, no exit fee, works through Infloww, invoices after the creator is paid. Its 60% share below $10,000 a month is the highest published UK rate at that level, which the break-even maths makes expensive for smaller pages.
- LuxChat. Publishes a sliding scale of 50% on the first £20,000 a month and 45% above, described on its own blog as where the UK industry “has settled”. Does not say whether that is gross or net. Says it signs beginners and established creators, commission only.
- She Creates. UK, GBP pricing. The only UK agency offering a fixed income to the creator, £1,000 a month for up to 12 hours of content a month, alongside a 15% to 50% share set after an interview. No legal entity named on the site.
- Melossom Management. Aureus Management Ltd, Newport. Charges a weekly fee as a percentage of net weekly earnings and says payouts go to the creator first. Claims $12 million generated for 12 creators. Rate not published.
- TDM, Top Drawer Management. Top Drawer Management Ltd, UK team, named founder. Revenue share with no published rate. Lists free accountancy and chargeback protection. Also sells a course and consulting to other agency owners.
- AROA Agency. Markets a UK site as “the UK’s #1”; the address on that site is in Miami and the team is described as global. Cancel any time, zero penalties, “if no growth in 30 days you’re free to go”. No rate published.
- The Dolce Agency. London, founded 2023. Organic growth on TikTok and Instagram, in-house chatters, a leak-removal partnership. “Custom creator plans”, no rate published.
- FansHub. London and Orlando. Revenue share, no rate, 14-day rolling agreement, creator keeps full access. Also runs a chatting service for other agencies.
- Bambi Agency. Nationwide UK, 24/7 chat, “average 94% revenue increase in the first 90 days”, no lock-in. No rate published.
- Lush Management. UK headquartered, no address, no rate, no legal entity on the site.
- Bunny Agency. US company with a London content studio and a UK site. 25% to 50% in its FAQ, “no long-term contracts”, exit terms not published. The scale player: 400+ creators by its own count.
About the other lists
The “best OnlyFans agencies” lists that rank on Google fall into three kinds. Lifestyle-site listicles with no byline and the same two agencies at the top, which look placed. Lists on software vendors’ blogs, which are marketing for the software. And lists on agencies’ own sites, including this one, which rank the author first. FeedSpot’s UK list is submission based. The one directory that reads like a directory, Desirely, says listings are free and placement is not for sale, and its owner sells an AI chat tool to agencies.
Read all of them for the names, then check the seven clauses yourself.
How to choose
- Cross off anyone who will not tell you the rate before a call.
- Cross off any share of gross, any term over 60 days, any exit fee, and anyone who wants your password or your payout bank.
- Run the survivors through the calculator at a growth figure you believe, not the one in the pitch.
- Ask each one what they would change first on your page. Specific beats confident.
- Sign for a month. If the terms are month to month, that is all a decision costs.
Sources
- Desirely agency directory
- TalentGrow, published terms
- LuxChat Talent Management
- She Creates
- Melossom Management
- TDM, Top Drawer Management
- AROA Agency UK
- The Dolce Agency
- FansHub
- Lush Management
- Bunny Agency
- FeedSpot, UK OnlyFans agencies list
Questions people ask
Which is the biggest OnlyFans agency in the UK?
By its own account, TDM (Top Drawer Management), whose founder has described it as the largest in the UK with several million dollars a month in creator revenue. The figure is self-reported. Size is not a reason to sign: the biggest agencies run the most creators per manager.
Are there OnlyFans agencies in London?
Yes. The Dolce Agency and FansHub list London, Bunny Agency runs a London content studio, and most UK agencies work remotely with creators anywhere in the country. Location matters less than terms, because the work happens online.
Are OnlyFans agency reviews on Trustpilot reliable?
Treat them carefully. One well-known agency has had its Trustpilot rating withheld after fake reviews were removed, while its own website still shows a 4.8 score. Reddit threads in r/onlyfansadvice are rougher but harder to fake.
Is there an OnlyFans agency for men or for faceless creators?
Most UK agencies say they take men and faceless creators; few show it. krea-M (Germany, serving the UK) has a dedicated male creator programme. Sable works with men, couples and faceless pages and plans content around what you will and will not show.
How do I check an OnlyFans agency is legit?
Find the company on Companies House, read the contract for the seven clauses in the table above, ask for a worked fee example in dollars, and search the agency name with 'reddit'. An agency that will not tell you its rate before a call has already told you something.
Compare us on all seven.
Rate, base, term, notice, exit, login, payout. Every answer is on the pricing page before you ever speak to us.
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