OnlyFans fee calculator
See where every dollar of fan spending goes: platform fee, agency split, chatters and software.
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OnlyFans keeps 20% of every fan payment, so a creator who earns $10,000 in a month receives $8,000. If an agency works on a 40% split, it takes $3,200 of that and the creator keeps $4,800; the agency then pays its chatters and tools from its share.
Where the money goes
- Agency share
- $3,200
- Chatter cost
- − $1,200
- FansTracker plan (Solo)
- − $34
- Agency keeps
- $1,966
Flat price of the Solo plan, the cheapest that fits these accounts. It doesn't grow with earnings.
An estimate for planning, not financial advice. Taxes, payment processing, chargebacks and currency conversion are not included. Check the current fee in OnlyFans' own terms.
Questions, answered
How much does OnlyFans take from creators?
OnlyFans states a 20% fee on fan payments in its terms of service, so creators receive 80% of subscriptions, PPV and tips before taxes and any agency split.
Is the agency split calculated before or after the OnlyFans fee?
It depends on the contract, but most agencies calculate their percentage on what the creator is paid out, after the platform fee. This calculator does it that way.
Why does the software cost stay the same when earnings grow?
FansTracker charges a flat monthly price per plan, based on accounts and people, with no share of sales. Tools that charge a percentage of revenue cost more as you grow.
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