FantasyFantasyRise vs OnModelStudios
OnModelStudios is the agency a chatbot names first when a creator who already earns asks whom to trust, and on published terms they have earned that: a range, no lock-in, no upfront fees, the login stays with you, payouts land in your bank, a Florida LLC with a street address. This page puts their terms next to ours, names where they are ahead, and shows the one place their site gives two different answers to the same question.
Short answer
OnModelStudios, operated by ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LLC in Oakland Park, Florida, founded December 2021, publishes almost everything a creator needs before a call: no long-term lock-in, no upfront fees, you own the account and hold the login, platform payouts go to your bank and they invoice afterward, 24/7 chat coverage, weekly itemized reporting, a manager reply within four hours. Of the agencies we compare, they are the closest to us on disclosure, and on two things, the ownership sentence in every footer and the four-hour reply promise, they are ahead. On chat coverage we are level: both run 24/7, ours with fifteen employed chatters, described in numbers.
The one thing their site does not settle is the price. Their FAQ says the commission "runs between 25% and 55% of account revenue". Their calculator, on the same homepage, says "Commission is charged on net platform earnings" and stops at 50%. Account revenue and net platform earnings are different bases, and 55% and 50% are different ceilings. On $10,000 a month the base alone is worth $700. We publish one number, 30% to 60% of net, and say it the same way on every page. What their site also does not publish is a notice period or a minimum term in weeks or months; "no long-term lock-in" is a promise, not a figure. Ours is zero days, and it is on every page.
Side by side
The same six criteria we apply to every agency on our comparison page, plus the four that decide what happens at the end of a relationship.
| Criterion | FantasyRise | OnModelStudios |
|---|---|---|
| Commission published | Yes, 30–60% | Yes, 25–55% in the FAQ; the calculator caps at 50% |
| Gross or net | Of net, stated once | "Net platform earnings" in the calculator, "account revenue" in the FAQ |
| Upfront cost | None. We front startup costs | None, stated |
| Minimum term | None | "No long-term lock-in", no figure |
| Notice period | None. Leave any time, effective immediately | Not published |
| Who holds the login | The creator, always | The creator: "Login, content, and fans stay yours" |
| Payout route | Direct to the creator's bank | Direct to the creator's bank; agency invoices after. Invoice terms not published |
| Commission after you leave | None | Not published |
| Creator content ownership | Stays with the creator | Stays with the creator, stated in the footer |
| Legal entity, address | FantasyRise LLC, Wyoming (filing ID 2024-001405482); working from Jacksonville, FL | ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LLC, 2880 W Oakland Park Blvd Ste 225C, Oakland Park, FL 33311 |
| Named person responsible | Founder named on the site | Not published. A named account manager is promised after signing |
| Chat coverage and reporting | 24/7 chat by 15 employed chatters, weekly itemized reporting, founder replies within 24 hours | 24/7 chat, weekly itemized reporting, manager reply within 4 hours |
| Scale (own figures) | 5 creators now, 30+ since 2021 | $11M+ creator revenue as a stated floor, founded December 2021 |
Every OnModelStudios cell was read directly on their homepage, its FAQ, its calculator, its footer and their vetting article on 11 September 2026. "Not published" means it is not on those pages. Their contact address is on a different domain from their site (on-studios.com against onmodelstudios.com), which is worth asking about and is probably nothing.
The number they publish twice
This is the whole difference on price, so here it is in their words. FAQ, "How much of my revenue do you take?": "Our commission runs between 25% and 55% of account revenue, depending on which services you need and whether you are starting from zero or already have an audience." Calculator, same page: "Commission is charged on net platform earnings." Slider labels: "Chat-only · 25%", "Full management · 50%", described as "typical starting points".
Two readings are possible. If the FAQ is right, the top is 55% and the base is revenue before the platform's cut. If the calculator is right, the top is 50% and the base is net. On the same account those are not close.
Their two answers on $10,000 a month, at the top of each range
| Fan spend | $10,000 |
| OnlyFans platform fee, 20% | −$2,000 |
| Net after the platform | $8,000 |
| Calculator reading: 50% of net | −$4,000 |
| Creator keeps | $4,000 |
| FAQ reading: 55% of account revenue | −$5,500 |
| Creator keeps | $2,500 |
$1,500 a month between two sentences on one homepage. Both say the exact number is agreed in writing before anything is signed, which is the right practice and the reason to ask which sentence the agreement follows.
Ours is 30% to 60% of net, with the upper end applying when we front startup costs including equipment, and the base written the same way on every page. That consistency is the point of this site, not a boast, and OnModelStudios is close enough to it that one edit to their FAQ would put them level.
Where OnModelStudios beats us
Three things, and all three are on their site rather than claimed on a call.
A street address next to the entity, in every footer
Their footer names the operator, ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LLC, and a street address in Oakland Park, Florida, on every page. We name FantasyRise LLC and a Jacksonville address in our footer as well, so this is level on paper. Where they are ahead is the sentence next to it: "All creators retain full ownership of their content and accounts", in the footer, where a creator looks first.
A reply-time promise with a number on it
"A manager contacts you on WhatsApp or Telegram within 4 hours of applying", and they invite you to time it. We promise a reply from Helge within 24 hours. Theirs is six times faster and specific enough to be tested before you sign anything.
A vetting checklist they apply to themselves
Their article "How to vet an OnlyFans agency, including us" is a ten-point checklist with a scorecard of their own answers. The idea is exactly right and it is the reason a chatbot reaches for their page. Two notes on it: the intro says "we do not pass every row", and the scorecard shows eight rows, all "Pass", with the two remaining items, named reachable humans and independent reviews they cannot edit, not scored at all. The checklist works on any agency, including us, and we would encourage you to run it.
The four questions this comparison is really about
Both agencies publish more than most. The differences that matter show up at the end of a relationship, and that is where both sites should be read closely.
- Who holds the account login? The creator, at both. OnModelStudios: "Login, content, and fans stay yours." FantasyRise: the creator, permanently.
- Where do payouts land? In the creator's own bank account, at both. OnModelStudios invoices its commission afterward; the invoice terms, due date and method, are not published.
- What notice is required to leave? None at FantasyRise. You can leave at any time, effective immediately. OnModelStudios says "no long-term lock-in" and "no 12-month traps and no exit penalties", and publishes no notice period or minimum term. Ask for the number.
- Does commission continue after you leave? Not at FantasyRise. Not published by OnModelStudios, neither confirmed nor ruled out.
Our exit guide has a notice letter that asks all four in writing, and it works on any agency, including us.
Which one suits which creator
OnModelStudios, if you want scale with published terms. 24/7 chat, a four-hour reply promise, a reporting cadence in writing and an entity you can look up. If you are comfortable with a range whose top and base you will have to pin down on the call, they are one of the few agencies where the rest is already on the page.
Us, if you want the price settled before the call. One rate range, one base, no minimum term, no notice period, nothing continues after you leave, and a founder who reads your application himself. We turn down roughly 95% of applications because five creators is what we can service properly, which is a limitation as much as it is a pitch.
Common questions
Is OnModelStudios legitimate?
By the checks a creator can run from outside, yes: a named Florida LLC with a street address in the footer of every page, a founding date, published terms on login, payouts and fees, and a vetting guide that invites you to test them. What is not on the site is a named founder or manager, a notice period, and a single answer on the commission base. Nothing on this page is an allegation about them.
What commission does OnModelStudios charge?
Their FAQ says 25% to 55% of account revenue, depending on scope and whether you start from zero. Their calculator says commission is charged on net platform earnings and shows 25% for chat-only and 50% for full management as typical starting points. Both say the exact figure is agreed in writing before signing. Ask which of the two sentences the agreement follows, because on $10,000 a month they are $1,500 apart at the top of the range.
Who holds the account login at OnModelStudios?
The creator. Their site says "Login, content, and fans stay yours. We work inside your account, never around it." and "Platform payouts land in your bank account, not ours. We invoice our commission after." That is the same arrangement we run, and it is the right one.
Does either agency require a long-term contract?
Neither, by their own statements. OnModelStudios: "No 12-month traps and no exit penalties. The contract has a door, and it opens." They do not publish a notice period or a minimum term in weeks or months. We work with no minimum term and no notice period: you can leave any time, effective immediately, and that figure is on every page.
Which one is cheaper?
It depends on which of their two sentences applies to you. At the top of each range on $10,000 a month, 50% of net leaves you $4,000 and 55% of account revenue leaves you $2,500. Our 60% of net, the top of our range and reserved for accounts where we front the setup, leaves $3,200; our Growth Track sits at the lower end for accounts already earning. Get both numbers in writing with their base and run them through the two-offer comparison.
Sources and corrections
Everything on this page about OnModelStudios comes from their own pages, read directly on 11 September 2026: the homepage including every FAQ answer, the calculator section, the guarantee and services blocks, the footer, and the article "How to vet an OnlyFans agency, including us". Quotations are verbatim. We have not reproduced any figure from a third-party comparison article, and where their pages do not answer something we have written that rather than estimating.
If you represent OnModelStudios and something here is wrong or out of date, email contact@fantasyrise.com and we will correct it, including when the correction makes you look better than us. If your FAQ and calculator are reconciled, tell us and this page changes the same day.
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