Editorial policy
The rules we hold ourselves to when we write about an industry we make money in.
FantasyRise manages OnlyFans accounts on published terms: 30–60% of net, no minimum term, no notice period. Applying takes about a minute, and Helge reads it himself and replies the same day.
Nothing on this site is paid placement
No agency has paid to appear here, to move up a page, or to be left off one. We have not been paid to write any article on this site, and we do not run sponsored posts. If that ever changes, it will be labeled on the page in question before you read a word of it.
We also do not earn affiliate commission on any agency, platform or tool we mention.
Our conflict of interest, stated plainly
FantasyRise is an OnlyFans management agency. We write comparison pages that include agencies we compete with, and we include ourselves on them. We benefit if you choose us.
We do not think that disqualifies us from writing this, but we do think it obliges us to say so every time it applies, rather than once in a policy page nobody reads. Every page where it is relevant carries the disclosure at the top, above the content, not buried at the bottom.
What we will not publish
- Earnings figures we cannot evidence. The payout screenshots on this site are real, they come from creators we have worked with, and they are published with permission. We do not publish a number we cannot show.
- A creator's identity without their consent. Screenshots are anonymized unless a creator agrees in writing to be named. Creators decide what appears, and can ask us to remove it later without giving a reason.
- Another agency's private contract. Creators send us agreements. We use them to understand the market. We do not reproduce them, and we do not name the creator who sent one.
- Claims about a competitor we have not verified. If we criticize a specific agency's terms, those terms are quoted from something they published.
We name competitors and what they are built for
Every comparison page names what the other agency is built for, with a link to its own published terms: Bunny Agency for ten-platform coverage, Aruna Talent for content protection sold on its own, Teasy for OFTV. A comparison in which the author wins every category is not a comparison, and anyone reading carefully can tell.
How we handle corrections
Email contact@fantasyrise.com. Tell us what is wrong and, where you can, point at the source that shows it.
- Factual errors are corrected as soon as we have confirmed them.
- The date beside each figure is the date it was last checked, and it moves when the figure is corrected.
- We do not remove accurate criticism because the subject asked us to.
This applies to agencies as much as to creators. If you represent an agency listed on this site and something is inaccurate, we would rather hear from you than leave it wrong.
Who writes and who reviews
See who writes this. Every page carries a byline, a publication date and a last-checked date, and the working rules behind the figures are on the methodology page.
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