Contract checklist
Check an agency contract before you sign.
Answer a few questions about the contract an OnlyFans or webcam agency has sent you, and see which terms look fair, which to ask about and which are red flags.
In short
The Crewvale contract checklist helps creators and cam models judge an agency contract before they sign. It looks at eleven things: the agency’s share and what it’s taken from, contract length, notice, fees for leaving, who owns your accounts, what happens after you leave, how you’re paid, chatters, the ID and age check, and up-front fees. Each answer comes back as Good, Check this or Red flag, with a plain reason. Your answers stay on your device. It’s a checklist, not legal advice.
This is a checklist, not legal advice. It can’t tell you whether a contract is valid or enforceable where you live. For that, talk to a lawyer or a legal adviser in your country.
Check your contract
Answer what you can. Anything you leave out is left out of your summary.
Your answers stay on this device. Crewvale doesn’t send, store or see them, and they’re gone when you reload or close the page.
Your summary
Answer a question above and your summary appears here.
This is a checklist, not legal advice. It can’t tell you whether a contract is valid or enforceable where you live.
What this checklist treats as fair
These are the lines the checklist uses. They’re a starting point for questions, not a rule every good agency meets: an agency outside one of them may have a reason worth hearing.
- Agency’s share
- Good40% or less
- Check thisMore than 40%, up to 50%
- Red flagMore than 50%
- Share taken from
- GoodTaken from net earnings, after the platform’s cut
- Check thisNot stated
- Red flagTaken from gross earnings, before the platform’s cut
- Contract length
- GoodRolling, or up to 12 months
- Check thisMore than 12 and up to 24 months, or it renews by itself
- Red flagMore than 24 months
- Notice period
- Good30 days or less
- Check thisMore than 30 and up to 90 days
- Red flagMore than 90 days
- Fees for leaving
- GoodNothing to pay
- Check thisA fixed amount, stated in the contract
- Red flagA share of future earnings, a buyout, or not stated
- Accounts and logins
- GoodYours, with team access
- Check thisYours, but they hold your password
- Red flagThe account or its email is in their name
- After you leave
- GoodEverything stays with you
- Check thisLimited reuse of content for a set time
- Red flagThey keep accounts or content with no end date
- How you’re paid
- GoodPaid by the platform, or by the agency at least monthly, with the platform’s statements
- Check thisPaid less often than monthly
- Red flagNo payout schedule, or no access to the platform’s statements
- Chatters
- GoodNo chatters, or the contract says they write as you
- Check thisChatters write as you, but the contract doesn’t say so
- ID and age check
- GoodThey checked your ID and age
- Red flagThey didn’t
- Up-front payment
- GoodNothing to pay up front
- Red flagA fee to join
Compare it with what the agency published
Every agency on Crewvale publishes six terms before you get in touch: their share and what it covers, how you’re paid, contract length, notice, who owns your accounts and what happens when you leave. If the contract you’re sent says something different, ask why before you sign.
Before you sign
- Take the time you need to read it. An agency that pushes you to sign quickly is a warning sign.
- Get every promise in writing, in the contract itself.
- Keep a copy of everything you sign.
- Don’t share your logins before you have a signed agreement.
- If anything worries you, get advice before you sign, not after.
Something wrong with an agency on Crewvale?
If an agency’s contract differs from the terms it published on Crewvale, it asked you to pay up front, or it didn’t check your ID and age, tell us. Reports go to the Crewvale team, who review each one.