Corn Management takes 0% of what you already earn. On everything above that, the split is 50/50, counted after OnlyFans takes its 20% fee. The contract runs 6 months, there is no upfront fee, and you can leave at the 90-day review if we miss the targets we agreed on.
The first question most creators ask an agency is how much it takes. The answer is often vague, or it comes late, on a call. This is our full answer, with the math, before you talk to us.
How agencies get paid
Most OnlyFans agencies work on commission. They take a percentage of what your page earns, not a fixed monthly fee.
The percentage alone tells you very little. Two more things decide what you keep:
- What the percentage is taken from. OnlyFans keeps 20% of everything fans pay. A split counted on the full amount fans pay costs you more than the same split counted on what you receive.
- Which earnings it applies to. Some agencies take their share of everything from day one, including the income you built alone before they arrived.
Our split
We take 0% of what you already earn, and 50% of what we add.
- Your baseline is yours. Before we sign, we take the average of your last three months from your statements. That number is your baseline. We take nothing from it, in any month.
- The growth is split 50/50. Everything above your baseline is shared evenly.
- The split is counted after the platform fee. We count on what you receive after OnlyFans takes its 20%.
We are paid only when your page earns more than it did without us.
The math, with an example
This is example math, not a forecast.
You earn $1,000 a month now. That is your baseline. One month with us, your page earns $7,000.
| Part of the month | Amount | You keep | We keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your baseline | $1,000 | $1,000 | $0 |
| The growth above it | $6,000 | $3,000 | $3,000 |
| Total | $7,000 | $4,000 | $3,000 |
If the page earns $1,000 again, you keep all of it and we earn nothing.
What our half pays for
The costs are on our side. Our share pays for:
- the chatters on your page,
- the tools we use to run it,
- the work on your social media accounts: the plan, the editing and the posting,
- your filming kit. We send you a tripod and a light.
There is no upfront fee and no monthly fee.
Contract length and how you leave
The contract is six months. Before we start, we agree on targets together.
At the 90-day review we compare the results with those targets. If we missed them, you can leave.
Your account stays yours the whole time: your account, your content and your name. Our access exists for the contract only, and we remove it when the contract ends.
Seven questions to ask any agency
Use these with us and with every other agency you talk to.
- What percentage do you take?
- Is it counted before or after the platform’s 20% fee?
- Do you take a share of what I already earn, or only of the growth?
- How long is the contract, and how can I leave?
- Who owns the account and the content?
- Who pays for chatters, tools and equipment?
- Can I see real earnings statements from creators you manage?
An agency that cannot answer these in writing is not ready to manage your income.
Questions and answers
Do you charge an upfront fee?
No. There is no setup fee and no monthly fee. We are paid only from growth.
Is your percentage taken from gross or net earnings?
Net. The split is counted on what you receive after OnlyFans takes its 20% platform fee.
What happens if my page does not grow?
Then you pay nothing. We take 0% of your baseline, which is what you already earned before we started.
How long is the contract?
Six months. We agree on targets before we start. If we miss them, you can leave at the 90-day review.
Who owns my account?
You do. Your account, your content and your name stay yours. Our access is for the contract only and it is removed when the contract ends.
Past results are not a promise of future earnings.