Ambunbunmew
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- Jul 21, 2021
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Says not in business anymore ? Just giving a search engine
Journey to starting an Onlyfans Agency and scaling to $10,000 per month in profits
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SuStudio
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- Jul 27, 2023
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sorry.. heres the correct address https://10web.io/
King Rey
Newbie
- Mar 11, 2024
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Do
you have any agency-model contract to share? I'm also from a 3rd world country and would like to give it a try
YTPro
Power Member
- Jan 3, 2021
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Suggestion: Probably the most useful tactic for new signings which falls in direct competition and is a conflict of interest hahaha. Always make sure to create & have full access to models socials and design the contract to include this too. (Learned this the hard way) When you sign a model & you start seeing good earnings, start PMing other ambitious / OF girls from HER accounts on socials, looking for collabs on OF content. (You don't even have to do this irl, just start the conversation that way)
80% will reply to you, from there you can stir the conversation making sure to include how much free time & how good your earnings are (Remember, first person PMs, not 3rd person perspective). Include screenshots, Include how fast it took you to get there. Mention your management company and say you can let the owner know about her and see if they have room to sign her too, then book in a call with the new model as the owner of the agency and you go from there. Converts 100000% better than outreach via agency account. GL
80% will reply to you, from there you can stir the conversation making sure to include how much free time & how good your earnings are (Remember, first person PMs, not 3rd person perspective). Include screenshots, Include how fast it took you to get there. Mention your management company and say you can let the owner know about her and see if they have room to sign her too, then book in a call with the new model as the owner of the agency and you go from there. Converts 100000% better than outreach via agency account. GL
what crm do you use?
- Dec 22, 2022
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I'm sorry I haven't been updating this thread — honestly, I completely forgot about it until today when I stumbled on it while going through my profile.
A lot has happened since then. I haven't achieved exactly what I want yet, but I’ve made serious progress, and I believe I’m on the right path. I'm not giving up — I believe in myself and my ability to hit this goal, no matter what it takes.
Here’s what I was able to accomplish from the last update:
1. Set up Browser and Proxies
2. Set up CRM and learned how to use it
3. Built a chatting team
I won’t go into too much detail about the specific tools or brands I used because I’m not trying to make it look like a promo.
Aside from that, I also joined a Telegram channel where people looking for chatting jobs hang out. The owner runs a chatting agency himself and shared some really solid tips too.
Now to the model experiences — here’s how things went:
Model 1:
She’s from Peru but lives in Venezuela. I found her through a Telegram marketplace for $150.
After a brief conversation with their VA, they introduced her to me on WhatsApp. We clicked — she told me about herself, her goals, and what she wanted.
We agreed on a 65/35 split in favor of the agency, and she was fine with not having access to the OnlyFans account.
I sent her a contract, but after that, things got messy.
I followed up multiple times via WhatsApp and email — no response.
About 5–6 days later, she messaged that she had been sick and would sign the next morning — but she never did.
After a few more days, I requested a refund and luckily got it back.
On to the next.
Model 2:
Got her from another marketplace for $200. She's from Argentina, 34 years old.
We vibed instantly when we connected on WhatsApp, but there were some key differences.
She insisted on having access to the OnlyFans account and didn't want a percentage split — she preferred a fixed salary of $200/week.
I agreed because based on her past record (she had made around $14k in the last year with another agency), it seemed like a good bet.
We signed the contract, and the first few days were spent setting up her accounts — i converted two Instagram pages for her and opened a Twitter.
She sent her content via Google Drive, but it was messy, so it took extra time to organize everything.
Just as we were about to properly kick off, she demanded her first week's salary.
I explained that we hadn’t even started working yet — we were still setting up — but she wasn’t having it.
She refused to work without being paid upfront, and eventually told me she wasn’t interested anymore.
So I let her go.
Where I am now:
Still on the search for the right model to start with.
Next Steps:
I'm determined to build this business properly.
From everything I’ve read, it seems signing models from marketplaces isn’t always the best idea.
I saw a thread where someone talked about using Facebook Ads and Instagram outreach for model recruitment — I’ll be exploring both.
Moving forward, I’ll be updating this thread once a week.
Goals for next update:
1. Sign and onboard at least 1 model
2. Create my own SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for chatters
3. Recruit and onboard 2 chatters for the model
If you have any advice, tips, or suggestions, feel free to drop them below — it would mean a lot!
A lot has happened since then. I haven't achieved exactly what I want yet, but I’ve made serious progress, and I believe I’m on the right path. I'm not giving up — I believe in myself and my ability to hit this goal, no matter what it takes.
Here’s what I was able to accomplish from the last update:
1. Set up Browser and Proxies
2. Set up CRM and learned how to use it
3. Built a chatting team
I won’t go into too much detail about the specific tools or brands I used because I’m not trying to make it look like a promo.
Aside from that, I also joined a Telegram channel where people looking for chatting jobs hang out. The owner runs a chatting agency himself and shared some really solid tips too.
Now to the model experiences — here’s how things went:
Model 1:
She’s from Peru but lives in Venezuela. I found her through a Telegram marketplace for $150.
After a brief conversation with their VA, they introduced her to me on WhatsApp. We clicked — she told me about herself, her goals, and what she wanted.
We agreed on a 65/35 split in favor of the agency, and she was fine with not having access to the OnlyFans account.
I sent her a contract, but after that, things got messy.
I followed up multiple times via WhatsApp and email — no response.
About 5–6 days later, she messaged that she had been sick and would sign the next morning — but she never did.
After a few more days, I requested a refund and luckily got it back.
On to the next.
Model 2:
Got her from another marketplace for $200. She's from Argentina, 34 years old.
We vibed instantly when we connected on WhatsApp, but there were some key differences.
She insisted on having access to the OnlyFans account and didn't want a percentage split — she preferred a fixed salary of $200/week.
I agreed because based on her past record (she had made around $14k in the last year with another agency), it seemed like a good bet.
We signed the contract, and the first few days were spent setting up her accounts — i converted two Instagram pages for her and opened a Twitter.
She sent her content via Google Drive, but it was messy, so it took extra time to organize everything.
Just as we were about to properly kick off, she demanded her first week's salary.
I explained that we hadn’t even started working yet — we were still setting up — but she wasn’t having it.
She refused to work without being paid upfront, and eventually told me she wasn’t interested anymore.
So I let her go.
Where I am now:
Still on the search for the right model to start with.
Next Steps:
I'm determined to build this business properly.
From everything I’ve read, it seems signing models from marketplaces isn’t always the best idea.
I saw a thread where someone talked about using Facebook Ads and Instagram outreach for model recruitment — I’ll be exploring both.
Moving forward, I’ll be updating this thread once a week.
Goals for next update:
1. Sign and onboard at least 1 model
2. Create my own SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for chatters
3. Recruit and onboard 2 chatters for the model
If you have any advice, tips, or suggestions, feel free to drop them below — it would mean a lot!
- Apr 14, 2025
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Hey man,
I personally used FB ads for all my recruitments. very powerful when you know how to do.
thecodershark
Registered Member
- Apr 24, 2025
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Hey friend if you need help with creating a website I would love to get it done for you and help you succeed with your journey. Dm me
YTPro
Power Member
- Jan 3, 2021
- 566
- 559
Never do this again. The model marketplaces are fault play.
These cheap models are specifically advised to drag everything for as long as possible to hit the warranty terms and then leave to scam someone else.
Your best bet is build a site, bot an ig account pretty good and outreach.
Ig ads are also a great idea, it requires a properly set up agency page however. Good luck
