OnlyFans agency fee calculator
Find out what you actually keep. Enter your monthly revenue, the agency’s fee and the growth you expect, and compare it with running the page yourself.
Updated October 27, 2026By the TCA editors
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- Gross with the agency
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- Platform fee
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- Agency fee
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- Other costs
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- Your take-home with the agency
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- Your take-home on your own
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What the calculator does
It grows your revenue by the percentage you enter, takes off the platform fee, the agency fee (on the basis you choose) and any other costs, and compares the result with your take-home today.
The break-even figure tells you how much growth the agency must deliver before hiring it pays off.
A quick example
With $8,000 in gross revenue, the 20% platform fee and a 40% agency fee after platform fees, you need roughly 67% growth just to break even; at a 25% fee it is about 33%. The revenue share guide walks through more cases, and how we rate explains why published fees matter in the TCA Rating.
Calculator FAQ
How is the agency fee usually calculated?
Published offers usually take a percentage after the platform fee. Some take it from gross revenue, which costs you more – tick the box to compare.
What platform fee should I use?
OnlyFans keeps 20% of earnings. Other platforms differ, so adjust the field to match yours.
Is the growth figure a promise?
No. Growth is your own assumption. No agency can guarantee revenue, and the calculator does not predict earnings.
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