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Fanvue agencies, compared on their terms

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In short

This page lists agencies that manage creators on Fanvue, each with its six published terms: its share, how you’re paid, contract length, notice, account ownership and what happens when you leave. The Crewvale team reviews each agency before it appears; only agencies whose company registration has been checked show the Verified badge. It’s free for creators, and no agency can pay to rank higher or to reach you.

What an agency does on Fanvue

A Fanvue agency can take on chatting with your fans, marketing, content planning and editing. Fanvue also hosts AI-generated creators and offers AI tools, so ask any agency whether it uses AI in conversations with your fans, and on what terms.

If you run Fanvue alongside another platform, check whether one share covers both accounts.

Introductions work both ways: you can ask to meet an agency, and agencies can ask to meet you. Nothing about you is shared, and no conversation opens, until you accept. If an agency contacted you somewhere else, look it up here first: if it isn’t listed, Crewvale hasn’t checked it.

Before you sign

Compare the share and what it covers, and ask whether it’s counted before or after Fanvue’s own fee. Check the contract length, the notice you give, and how the agency hands back your logins and stops messaging as you when you leave. If the agency collects your earnings and then pays you, ask when, and how you can check the figures.

Your account, its login and the email behind it should stay yours.

Agencies and their published terms

Listed here: published agencies that work on Fanvue, newest first.

Noir

OnlyFans agency · Ljubljana · US, UK, EU, CA, AU, LATAM · EN DE ES IT

  • Full management
  • Chatting
  • Promotion
  • Content strategy
  • Operations
  • 24-hour coverage
Their share
50%
Contract
Monthly
Notice
7 days
Your accounts
Yours
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The six terms every agency shows

  • Share: what the agency keeps of what you earn, and what it covers.
  • How you’re paid: whether platforms pay you directly or the agency pays you.
  • Contract length: how long you are tied in, and what happens after.
  • Notice period: how much notice you give to leave.
  • Account ownership: who owns your accounts, logins and email.
  • When you leave: how your logins are handed back, and when they stop posting or messaging as you.