Bunny Agency vs Sable: rates and terms for UK creators
Bunny is one of the biggest agencies in the world. For a UK creator, here is what that scale costs and what it does not tell you before you sign.
The short answer
Sable is cheaper than Bunny at both ends. Bunny charges 25% to 50%, with full service near the top. Sable charges 20% of net to run your traffic and pricing while you keep your DMs, and 40% of the first $10,000 of net a month, 35% above for everything including 24/7 chat.
Sable publishes what the percentage is taken from, its notice period and its agreement. Bunny sets those in writing when you sign and does not publish its contract.
Side by side
Every Bunny Agency entry is taken from Bunny Agency’s own website, checked on 16 October 2026. Sable’s are from our pricing page.
| Term | Sable | Bunny Agency |
|---|---|---|
| Light management | Growth: 20% of net | “Near the bottom” of 25% to 50% |
| Full service | 40% of the first $10,000 of net a month, 35% above | “Near the top” of 25% to 50% |
| Taken from | Net: what the platform pays you | Set in writing before you sign |
| Notice | 14 days, no exit fee | Not published |
| The agreement | Ten clauses on the pricing page | “What we do not publish is our full contract text.” |
| Who you sign with | UK-run, English law | Bunny Agency LLC, Wyoming law |
| New creators | Setup plans a new page from day one | “We decline most beginner applications” |
What else to know
- Gross or net matters. 50% of gross costs you as much as 62.5% of net. Bunny leaves the basis to the contract; every Sable percentage is of what the platform pays you.
- Payouts. The platform pays you and we invoice our share from your own statement. Bunny does not publish how its share is collected.
- Size. Bunny reports 400+ creators. Sable takes on two new creators a month, so the people who plan your page are the people you talk to.
Moving from Bunny Agency to Sable
Bunny says it does not require long-term contracts, but does not publish a notice period, so check yours before you give notice. Keep posting through it and we start the day it ends. How a switch works.
Sources
Checked on 16 October 2026. Agencies change their sites, so follow the links for the current wording.
- Bunny Agency homepage: commission and base
- Bunny Agency contract guide
- Bunny Agency terms of service
- Bunny Agency for beginners
Questions people ask
How much does Bunny Agency charge?
25% to 50%, scaling with how much of the work you hand over, with full service near the top. Bunny does not publish whether that is of gross or net; the basis goes in your contract.
Is Bunny Agency a UK company?
No. Bunny Agency LLC is registered in Wyoming and headquartered in Florida, and its terms are governed by Wyoming law. It lists a London content studio without an address. Sable is UK-run under English law.
Does Bunny Agency take beginners?
Rarely. Its beginners page says it declines most beginner applications. Sable's Setup plans a new page from day one for a fixed fee.
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