Switch agencies without the income dip.
A messy switch can cost you weeks of income. We check your notice and exit terms, get your logins and payouts back in your name, and start your 30-day plan the day you move.
Four steps to a clean switch.
Most of the income lost in a switch is lost in the gap between agencies, not because of the new one. We close the gap.
Read the contract
Find your notice period, any exit fee, and whether they claim a cut after you leave. Send it over when you apply and we plan around it.
Pick the handover date
We line the handover up with your notice, so nobody stops posting or answering fans in between.
Take back your access
New password and 2FA, payout details checked, old managers removed from every tool they connected.
Keep your fan notes
Ask for your fan notes and scripts if your contract allows it. If not, we rebuild them fast from your chat history.
Why creators switch to Sable
- Month to month with 14 days’ notice. If we don’t earn our place, you can leave.
- No exit fee, and no cut of anything you earn after you leave.
- You keep your login, 2FA and payouts. We never need your password.
- A monthly statement showing exactly what we did and what it made.
- Fees published before you ever speak to us: the pricing page.
Before you say a word to them
Change the password, move 2FA to your own phone, make sure the email and the payout bank are yours, and download your statements. Then read the contract for the notice period, any exit fee, and who owns the fan notes. The guide has a notice letter you can copy and a handover checklist.
Stuck in a contract?
Long notice periods and exit fees are common. Tell us what yours says when you apply and we’ll plan the switch around it. If they hold your login or receive your payouts, we’ll walk you through getting both back first.
Switching questions.
The rest are on the full FAQ.
How much notice do I have to give my agency?
Whatever the contract says: 14 to 30 days in a fair one, 90 days or a fixed term in a bad one. Give it in writing with a date and keep a copy. If there is no notice clause, a reasonable period, usually 30 days, applies.
Can I leave without penalty?
If there is no exit fee and you give the notice the contract asks for, yes. If there is an exit fee, you can still leave; they may try to claim it. Get advice before paying anything, because very long exclusive deals signed without legal advice have been struck down in English courts.
What if my agency will not let me leave?
Secure the account first: password, 2FA, email, payout bank. Then give notice in writing anyway. If they hold the login, recover it through OnlyFans support with your ID. A contract can argue about money; it cannot stop you leaving.
Will switching hurt my income?
Only if there is a gap. Income falls when posting stops and messages go unanswered for a fortnight. We start on the day the old agency finishes, and you keep posting through notice, so the switch itself costs nothing.
What happens to my account and my fan notes?
The account was always yours; we check that on day one. Fan notes and scripts come with you if the contract allows and we ask for an export. If not, we rebuild the notes that matter from your chat history in the first week.
What do you charge switchers?
The same as everyone: 20% of net on Growth, 50% then 40% on Full, month to month, 14 days' notice, no exit fee. No setup fee for a page that is already live.