OnlyFans agency software for rosters, chat teams and payouts
The best software for running an OnlyFans agency does four things: shows every creator in one place, gives each team member only the access the job needs, produces one clean invoice per period and keeps platform commission low. Her Studio is built around those four, at 74.50 USD a month billed yearly.
What agency software has to do
Most agencies start with shared logins, a spreadsheet and a group chat. It works for two creators and breaks at five. The first sign is a chatter who can see payout data they should not, the second is a month end where nobody can say which creator earned what.
Software for an agency should replace those three habits: shared passwords, spreadsheet statements and manual reporting.
- Roster view with every creator and their earnings
- Roles for managers, chatters and editors with separate permissions
- One invoice per billing period instead of one statement per creator
- A commission that does not eat the management margin
- Fast onboarding for a new creator
How Her Studio covers it
Studio puts every creator you manage in one account. You invite a creator, set their prices and add team members with the role they need. Managers see the roster, chatters see messages, editors see content, and nobody gets payout settings unless you give them.
Billing is one invoice per period, so your accountant gets one document instead of a folder of exports. Studio costs 149 USD a month, or 74.50 USD a month billed yearly, and the platform commission is 10 percent, so creators keep 90 percent.
The cost of getting it wrong
Platform commission is the largest cost line most agencies never negotiate. On a roster that brings in 40,000 USD a month, 20 percent is 8,000 USD and 10 percent is 4,000 USD. That 4,000 USD pays for two chat shifts or a full time producer. The payout calculator runs the same math with your own numbers.
What to check in any tool before you commit
Whatever you choose, ask for these in writing before you move creators.
- Commission on subscriptions, tips and paid messages
- Payout schedule and minimum balance
- Whether team access is role based or a shared login
- What happens to the audience if you leave
- Support response when an account is locked
Getting started
Create a Studio account, add one creator and run it beside the current setup for a few weeks. If payouts and support behave, move the rest in groups. The alternative for agencies page covers the migration plan, the agency page covers the roster tools, and pricing lists every plan.
Keep more of what you earn
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