LoyalFans Agency Pricing
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LoyalFans agency pricing at Bunny Agency is a commission of 25%–50% of the revenue your account generates. Where your rate lands depends on how much of the work we take on. It is written into the agreement before you sign, and nothing is charged before the account earns. LoyalFans’ own platform fee of 20% is separate and is deducted before any money reaches you.
How is our LoyalFans agency pricing set?
By scope, between 25% and 50%. Lighter management sits near the bottom of the range and full service near the top, and the exact figure for your account is on paper before you commit to anything.
| Scope | What it includes | Where the rate sits |
|---|---|---|
| Lighter | Part of the work, for example pricing and reporting while you keep your own messages | Nearer 25% |
| Full | Pricing, stores, human chat around the clock, outside marketing, live planning and reporting | Nearer 50% |
There is no setup fee, no retainer, no content package to buy and no paid training. We are paid from revenue the account has already made, and only after LoyalFans has paid you.
What is the commission charged on?
On the base named in your agreement, which we settle with you before signing. There are two possible bases, fan payments before LoyalFans’ fee or the 80% LoyalFans actually pays out, and the difference is worth real money. Ask us, or any agency, to show that base worked through on your own numbers before you sign, so there is nothing to interpret later.
What would $1,000 of fan payments look like?
The figures below are hypothetical. They show the order in which money moves, at both ends of our range and on both possible bases.
| Step | Base: the 80% payout | Base: gross fan payments |
|---|---|---|
| Fans pay | $1,000 | $1,000 |
| LoyalFans keeps 20% | $200 | $200 |
| LoyalFans pays you | $800 | $800 |
| Commission at 25% | $200 | $250 |
| You keep at 25% | $600 | $550 |
| Commission at 50% | $400 | $500 |
| You keep at 50% | $400 | $300 |
LoyalFans calculates its fee on the fan payment excluding any tax element, and refunds or chargebacks later reduce your earnings but not its fee. It also runs occasional promotions that pay eligible creators a higher share, such as 100% on International Content Creators Day (26 August 2025), which raises what it pays out for that day. Checked against LoyalFans’ Creator Supplement on 30 September 2026. Payout timing and methods are in LoyalFans payouts.
How is an agency commission different from a LoyalFans studio split?
A studio split is set inside LoyalFans and the money reaches the studio first. Our commission is invoiced after LoyalFans has paid you. LoyalFans’ Studio programme pays the 80% share to the studio, which then pays each creator under a split it configures between 10% and 60%; the creator confirms that rate by email.
| Point | Our commission | LoyalFans studio split |
|---|---|---|
| Who LoyalFans pays | You | The studio |
| Where the rate is fixed | Your written agreement | The studio dashboard, confirmed by email |
| Range | 25%–50% | 10%–60%, LoyalFans’ allowed range |
| What the rate applies to | Named in the agreement | LoyalFans does not say |
| Leaving | Notice period in the agreement | Studio contracts may not stop a creator leaving |
The Studio Agreement also makes a studio responsible for paying its creators and bars the studio from hiring or soliciting LoyalFans creators during the agreement and for two years after. If an agency offers to move you under a studio account, ask what split it would set, which amount the split applies to, and when you would be paid. The LoyalFans studio program explains the route in detail.
Can you leave, and what happens to the account?
Yes, on the notice terms in your agreement, and the account goes nowhere because it never left you. You hold the account email, the two-factor device and the payout details throughout, so removing our access is something you do, not something you request. LoyalFans agency contracts lists the exit clauses worth checking in any contract, ours included.
How do our rates compare with other LoyalFans agencies?
We can’t give you a market average, because there isn’t one to calculate. In our September 2026 study of nine agencies that name LoyalFans as a platform they work on, none published a rate for LoyalFans management, and five said they charge nothing upfront. The LoyalFans agency commission study has the full method and sources, and what LoyalFans agencies charge explains how to judge a quote. If you want to see what the commission pays for first, LoyalFans management lists the work.
Frequently asked questions
Is the commission charged on gross or net earnings?
On whichever base your agreement names, and we fix that before signing. The two options produce different bills. At a hypothetical 30% rate on $1,000 of fan payments, commission on the gross comes to $300, while commission on the $800 LoyalFans actually pays you comes to $240. Whatever agency you talk to, get the base in writing with a calculation like this one.
Are there any upfront fees?
None. You pay no setup fee, no retainer, nothing for a content package and nothing for training. Our invoice follows LoyalFans’ payout to you, which means an account that earns nothing costs nothing. For comparison, of the nine LoyalFans agencies in our 2026 study, five state that creators pay no upfront fee, and one bills a flat monthly amount regardless of earnings.
Can I leave, and what happens to my account?
Yes. The notice period is set out in your agreement before you sign, so you know the terms in advance. Your account never moves: it stays under your email, your two-factor device and your payout method, and you can shut off our team’s access yourself. If you ever sign with a LoyalFans studio instead, note that LoyalFans’ Studio Agreement forbids studio contracts that stop a creator from leaving.