Money flow
Mark sheet. The answer each report card shows for this subject.
Graded Oct 20–23, 2026.
- Full marks
- Both: whose bank receives the platform's payouts (the creator's or the agency's) and how the agency gets its share (invoice, deduction or split).
- Half marks
- One of the two.
- No marks
- No answer that reaches the half-marks line.
The full marking scheme is on the grading key.
Full marks
Fan Fusion
“OnlyFans pays you. We send one invoice. Your money never passes through us.”
White Door Management
“Payouts go from the platform directly to the creator's own bank account.”
Scissorzz
TalentGrow
“We invoice our share after you've been paid, so the money always reaches you first.”
Goddess Business
“The platform: we don't touch it. OnlyFans pays you directly.”
SirenCY
“The platform pays into your own account and bank; SirenCY then invoices its fee.”
FONCÉ Agency
“Your OnlyFans payouts go directly to your linked bank account”
Pyros Management
“All payouts from OnlyFans will go directly to you; we simply invoice you”
Melossom Management
Half marks
Noblesse Studios
“Account ownership, recovery and payout control remain with you.”
Aruna Talent
“You keep your login, OnlyFans pays you directly”
Two pages of the website disagree: the homepage says OnlyFans pays the creator directly; the referral FAQ says payouts are processed weekly or bi-weekly by bank transfer or PayPal.
Foxy Studios
“We handle all processing and you receive your share weekly.”
Bunny Agency
“Payouts go from OnlyFans to your own bank account, in your name.”
Aura Management
“We conduct weekly payouts of your account directly into your nominated bank account.”
Creators Inc
“You keep ownership of the account, the content and the payouts.”
Magic Agency
Two pages of the website disagree: the homepage says payments are made bi-weekly; the FAQ page says payments are monthly, though it says invoices go out twice a month.
No marks
Preach Agency
“Payments are generally arranged monthly, with payment and invoicing options agreed”
Too little for half marks.
