In my opinion, diving into the OnlyFans agency space is like jumping into a shark tank wearing a meat necklace, it’s chaotic, competitive, and
super ethically murky. Most “agencies” work by signing models to contracts (usually 20-30% commission) to manage their pages (posting schedules, promo, DMs, etc). You
do need to recruit models (Instagram, Twitter, Reddit r/OnlyFansAdvice), pitch your services, and lock in a contract. But here’s the kicker: Many models are wary because sketchy “agencies” ghost them or take crazy cuts. If you’re talking about
selling leads (like connecting models to agencies for a fee), that’s even shadier, it’s basically brokering personal info, which feels icky and could breach privacy laws.
Platforms like
Upwork sometimes have agency gigs, but most deals happen through DMs or niche forums. Costs? Minimal upfront (maybe $0 if you’re hustling DMs), but building trust takes months. Honestly, the market’s oversaturated with middlemen, and models are catching on to bad deals. If you’re serious, focus on transparency, offer real value (like content creation help) instead of just skimming profits.