# How Much Do LoyalFans Agencies Take?

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Last updated: 2026-09-30

How much do LoyalFans agencies take? On 30 September 2026 we checked nine agencies that say they work on LoyalFans, and not one published its rate for managing an account there. The only published number belongs to LoyalFans itself: a studio registered on the platform agrees a split with each creator, and the studio dashboard accepts only rates between 10% and 60%.

## How much do LoyalFans agencies take, going by their own websites?

Nothing you can read before a call. Our [LoyalFans agency commission study](https://loyalfans-agency.com/loyalfans-agency-commission-study/) found nine agencies naming LoyalFans as a platform they manage, and zero stating a management rate for it.

Four of the nine use the words "commission" or "revenue share" with no number attached. One charges a flat monthly fee and leaves the amount off its site. One prints a percentage, 30%, but that figure prices an AI chat product; the rate for its human chat team is agreed on a call. Five say there is no upfront or setup fee.

The only market figure any of them offers is about OnlyFans. Amour, a chatting service, writes that traditional OnlyFans chatting agencies "often charge a flat base fee somewhere in the $3,000 to $10,000 per month range plus 40% to 50% of revenue". That is one company's description of a neighbouring market, and nobody has measured it for LoyalFans.

## What does LoyalFans' studio split tell you?

It is the closest thing to a published agency cut on LoyalFans. LoyalFans runs a studio programme for businesses that manage several creators, and the studio receives the 80% creator share and pays each creator from it.

| Who takes a share | How much | Where it is published |
| --- | --- | --- |
| LoyalFans (platform fee) | 20% of each fan payment, tips included, tax excluded | Creator Supplement, last modified 10 July 2026 |
| A LoyalFans studio | A split rate between 10% and 60%, which the creator confirms by email | Studio dashboard, read 30 September 2026 |
| Independent agencies naming LoyalFans | Nothing published by any of the nine we found | Their own sites, read 30 September 2026 |
| Bunny Agency | 30%–60% of the revenue the account generates, set by scope, in writing before signing | [Our pricing](https://loyalfans-agency.com/pricing/) |

Three details of the studio route matter more than the percentage. LoyalFans pays studio earnings to the studio, and its Studio Agreement makes the studio "solely responsible for making all payments to Studio Models", so your income passes through someone else's account. LoyalFans does not say whether the 10%–60% rate is measured against the 80% or against gross fan payments, which you should ask before confirming. And the agreement bars studios from contracts that stop a creator leaving, or registering on LoyalFans alone afterwards. Our [guide to the LoyalFans studio programme](https://loyalfans-agency.com/blog/loyalfans-studio-program/) covers the rest of it.

Our own model is different: LoyalFans pays the creator, and we send an invoice afterwards.

## Is the commission charged on gross revenue or on your 80%?

That depends on the contract, and the gap is real money. LoyalFans deducts its 20% before anyone is paid, so "revenue" can mean what fans spent or what actually reached you. Here is one month with $10,000 in fan payments and a 30% agency rate:

| Line | Rate charged on gross | Same rate charged on your 80% |
| --- | --- | --- |
| LoyalFans keeps | $2,000 | $2,000 |
| Paid out to you | $8,000 | $8,000 |
| Agency commission at 30% | $3,000 | $2,400 |
| You keep | $5,000 | $5,600 |

Two LoyalFans rules shift the base further. Refunds and chargebacks, says the Creator Supplement, reduce creator earnings but "will not reduce Platform Fees", so a rate on gross can bill you for money that was later clawed back. LoyalFans also pays more than 80% during some promotions, for example 100% on International Content Creators Day (26 August 2025 was the sixth one). A percentage of creator earnings rises on those days, while a percentage of gross stays flat and leaves the extra with you.

A good contract names the base in one plain sentence. Ours is written into the agreement before you sign, and [what belongs in a LoyalFans agency contract](https://loyalfans-agency.com/blog/loyalfans-agency-contract/) lists the other clauses worth reading twice.

## What is a fair LoyalFans agency commission?

A fair rate matches the work, is on paper before you sign, and is charged on a base you can check against LoyalFans' own statistics dashboard. Our light management sits near 30%, and the rate moves towards 60% as we take on chat around the clock, live show and paid call planning, and traffic from outside the platform.

Add the two cuts together before agreeing to anything, because LoyalFans takes its 20% first whatever the agency charges. Then look past the number. An upfront fee or retainer before the account earns, payouts routed to the agency, AI writing your messages (LoyalFans prohibits AI chat "without human oversight") or a clause that stops you leaving make a low percentage expensive. In the study, one of the nine agencies says payouts are processed on its side and two sell AI chatting. How LoyalFans' payouts reach you is set out in our [LoyalFans payouts guide](https://loyalfans-agency.com/blog/loyalfans-payouts/).

### How is a studio split different from an agency commission?

The difference is who holds your money first. Under LoyalFans' studio programme, the platform sends the creator's 80% to the studio, which pays you an agreed share; the split must sit between 10% and 60%, and you confirm it by email. Under an agency commission as we run it, LoyalFans pays you directly and the agency invoices you later. Before agreeing to anything, ask an agency which of the two routes it plans to use.

### What is a fair commission for a LoyalFans agency?

No public benchmark exists yet: none of the nine agencies in our September 2026 study states a LoyalFans management rate. So judge each quote on its own terms. Does the percentage match the services, such as human chat at all hours, live and call planning and outside traffic? Does the contract say whether it applies to gross fan payments or to your 80%? Do payouts keep coming to you directly? We charge 30%–60% on those terms.