Welcome! The salary model usually works only when the agency controls payouts (like through business accounts or signed agreements). If earnings go directly to the model’s account, %-based is simpler and safer. You can still offer bonuses or fixed monthly retainers based on performance to keep it structured and fair
so it is possible to link the agencies bank to the models acc if its a business bank account?
LoRA ?
You train a lora on how you want your AI model to look, and every time you use that LoRA to generate an image, it'll always be a consistent character. Compared to if you just asked wan to create a blond hair blue eyes girl, it'll always produce different looking girls.
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If you bring real value to your customers, it would not be good for them to not pay your dues. Safest way to survive in OFM is to have reliable clients protected by contract and if your invoices are not going to be paid, then they would lose out as well.
It is also very common for Agencies to Invoice a model.
In general creator management, there are two models: revenue share and salary/retainer. With revenue share, the creator receives payouts and pays the agency a % based on contract. With salary, the agency pays a fixed amount and usually controls or has legal access to the revenue stream via a business account or contract. Salary only works with strong legal agreements and clear payment control; otherwise it’s risky for the agency.
