OnlyFans management software for agencies, managers and studios

Where agencies lose money without noticing

A manager with two creators can run on a spreadsheet and a group chat. Past eight or ten creators, the same losses repeat.

• A creator's ID expires, the account is restricted and payouts stop before anyone on the team notices.
• A collab goes live without a signed release for the second performer, and the record cannot be found three months later.
• Chat staff share a login, so nobody can say who sent what to a fan when a complaint arrives.
• Payout reports are copied by hand from each creator's dashboard, and the totals never match the bank.
• Fans with no age check buy once, charge back and disappear, and the agency eats the margin.

Management software earns its price when it removes these five, not when it adds a fifth scheduling view.

What the Agency plan gives a manager

• One console for up to 25 creators. Switch between verified creator pages without sharing passwords. Each creator keeps their own login and owns their page.
• Verification and consent dashboard. See who is verified, which documents are close to expiring and which posts still lack a release, across the whole roster.
• 15 team seats with roles. Editors, chatters and accountants see only what their role needs. An activity log per seat and a sender name on every message show who did what.
• Consolidated payout reports. Download earnings and payouts as CSV for the whole roster and open them in your bookkeeping software.
• Leak scan and takedowns. Every photo and video carries the viewing fan's handle in a watermark plus a hidden ID. The plan includes 1,500 takedown notices a month.
• Verified fans only. Every fan passes an age check before the first purchase, which cuts throwaway accounts and chargebacks.
• Scene partners handled per release. Each person in a post passes an ID and live selfie check and signs a consent for that release. The records are kept for 18 U.S.C. 2257.

Management software compared by job

Most tools in this space were built for one job. The table shows which job each type covers.

Chat and scheduling tools win on messaging depth, and many agencies will keep one. OnlyEighteen is the page where the creator sells and the compliance record lives, so it works next to those tools rather than replacing them.

Management software pricing

Creators join and earn with no plan. The platform fee is 20 percent of fan payments, the same on every plan, and the plan price is the only extra cost.

At $249 a month billed yearly, ten creators cost about $25 each. The full breakdown is on pricing.

How to set up a roster

1. Create the manager account and choose the Agency plan on pricing.
2. Invite each creator by link. They pass an ID and live selfie check from their phone, and their page goes live after approval, usually the same day.
3. Add team seats and pick a role for each person.
4. Send invite links to scene partners so they verify once and sign a consent per release.
5. Turn on the leak scan, then download the first payout CSV at month end.

New to the model? The checklist in best software for OnlyFans agencies explains what to ask of any tool, and creators weighing an agency can read OnlyFans agency alternative for creators.

Who this software is for

• Agencies and managers with 5 to 25 creators who need proof of verification and consent on demand.
• Studios that film with several performers and need a release per scene.
• Solo creators with a small team of editors and chatters, on Studio.
• Operators who run chat teams and need every message labeled with the sender.

It is not built for a single creator who only wants a scheduling calendar. Pro at $24 a month billed yearly fits that creator better. See creator tools.