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Free calculator: see what you keep after OnlyFans’ 20% fee and an agency commission, and how much growth an agency must deliver to break even.
Read the cost guideEnter the terms of any agency, not only ours. The calculator is neutral: it shows what stays with you once OnlyFans and an agency are paid, and how much extra revenue an agency has to bring to leave you better off.
56% of what fans pay
Alone, you keep 1,600 a month from 2,000. To keep the same amount on these terms, your revenue would need to reach 2,857 a month, which is 43% more.
Take-home on 2,000 of monthly fan payments, using the commission base and costs entered above.
| Commission | You keep | Revenue growth needed |
|---|---|---|
| 15% | 1,360 | +18% |
| 20% | 1,280 | +25% |
| 25% | 1,200 | +33% |
| 30% | 1,120 | +43% |
| 35% | 1,040 | +54% |
| 40% | 960 | +67% |
| 50% | 800 | +100% |
OnlyFans keeps 20% of what fans pay, which leaves 80%. An agency commission is then taken either from that remaining 80% (net) or from the full amount fans paid (gross), depending on the contract.
A 30% commission on net revenue takes 24% of what fans paid, so you keep 56%. The same 30% on gross revenue takes 30%, so you keep 50%. The percentage looks identical; the money does not.
Break-even asks a different question: how much more must you earn with the agency to take home what you take home alone? At 30% of net revenue the answer is about 43% more. An agency that cannot show how it would deliver that has more to explain than its percentage.
A good calculation still depends on the contract. Ask for these points in writing before you sign:
The cost guide goes through each point: OnlyFans agency cost and commission explained.
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