LoyalFans Agency for Creators

A LoyalFans agency runs the business side of a creator’s LoyalFans profile: the subscription price, paid messages, the three stores, live sessions and traffic from outside the site. Bunny Agency has done this work for creators since 2019. We charge 25%–50% of what the account earns, depending on scope, and put the rate in writing before you sign. LoyalFans separately keeps 20% of every fan payment.

Search engines don’t even suggest the phrase “LoyalFans agency”. People ask instead whether LoyalFans is worth it, what help costs and whether help is allowed, so the sections below answer those in order.

What does a LoyalFans agency do?

It takes over the selling so you can keep making things. A single LoyalFans profile can earn in six places, which is why the work adds up.

Where the money comes from	What we handle	What you decide
Subscription ($1–$50 a month, one price)	Price tests, bundles, discount campaigns	The final price
Locked and paid incoming messages	Human chat cover, follow-ups, pricing	What may be offered
Video, audio and image stores	Prices, tags, discounts, release order	What goes in them
Shout Outs (short custom videos)	Taking requests, deadlines, pricing	Yes or no on each one
Live shows and one-on-one calls	Schedule, announcements, tip goals	Whether and when you go live
Traffic from outside LoyalFans	Reddit, X, Instagram and TikTok plans	Your face and your brand

LoyalFans management covers pricing, stores and reporting, LoyalFans chatting covers messages, and LoyalFans marketing covers outside traffic.

Is LoyalFans worth running with an agency?

Sometimes. It usually hinges on whether you want to go live. LoyalFans pays creators the same 80% share OnlyFans does, but it publishes no fan numbers, and the two agencies we found writing about it at length both treat it as a secondary platform (one runs it on fewer than 5% of its accounts).

LoyalFans is run by TLFPAY LLC, a Delaware company in St. Petersburg, Florida. It launched in 2020 (in use since 2019) and says more than 25,000 creators use it. Its strength is live work: private shows at $1–$30 a minute and one-on-one calls at $1–$90 a minute are built in, and switching them on lists you in LoyalFans’ live and call directories.

If your LoyalFans earns little and live sessions don’t appeal, a 25% commission may cost more than it adds, and we would say so on the call. Is LoyalFans worth it weighs the platform on its own, and LoyalFans vs OnlyFans puts both side by side.

What does a LoyalFans agency cost, and what does LoyalFans take?

Two separate cuts. LoyalFans keeps 20% of every fan payment and pays you the other 80%; we then invoice a commission of 25%–50%, fixed in your agreement.

Who	Share	Applied to
LoyalFans	20% platform fee	Every fan payment, tips included, tax excluded
You, paid by LoyalFans	80%	Paid twice a month, in US dollars
Bunny Agency	25%–50%, by scope	The base named in your written agreement
A LoyalFans studio, if you join one	10%–60% split	Set in LoyalFans’ studio dashboard, confirmed by you by email

Checked against LoyalFans’ Creator Supplement (last modified 10 July 2026) on 30 September 2026. Note that refunds and chargebacks cut the creator’s earnings, never LoyalFans’ fee. We charge no setup fee, no retainer, no content package and no paid training. Pricing walks through a hypothetical $1,000 month, and what LoyalFans agencies charge compares our range with the market.

Does LoyalFans allow an agency to help run your account?

Yes, inside limits LoyalFans writes down. Its terms tell fans that “nonparties may assist Creators in operating their accounts and in Creator Interactions”, and they tell creators that outside help changes nothing about who is legally responsible. You are.

The same terms forbid handing anyone your password. LoyalFans offers two built-in routes instead: delegated accounts, where up to 20 helpers with their own LoyalFans logins work inside your profile until you revoke them, and the Studio programme, where LoyalFans pays the 80% to a studio that then pays you under a 10%–60% split. AI chat without human oversight is banned outright.

How our team gets access is agreed in writing before work starts. Ask any agency which route it uses, and if it proposes a studio account, ask what split it would set and who receives the payouts. The LoyalFans studio program explains that route.

What stays with you?

The account, the money and the final word. LoyalFans’ creator terms say an account can’t be sold, rented or transferred, and in practice:

• You hold the account email and the two-factor device.
• LoyalFans pays you directly, twice a month, and we invoice afterwards, so we are paid after you are.
• What you film, your limits and your live schedule stay your call.
• The notice period is in the agreement you read before signing.

What can’t a LoyalFans agency promise?

A place in LoyalFans’ listings, or an income figure before we have seen your account. LoyalFans publishes the order of its ranking factors but not their weights, so nobody can guarantee placement.

What we can show is a record: 400+ creators and $35M+ in creator revenue since 2019, with roster accounts typically earning $20K to $55K a month. Our four case studies are OnlyFans accounts; on LoyalFans we pull the same levers (pricing, human chat, outside traffic) plus its live and call features. See results, and our LoyalFans agency commission study for the market data.