OnlyFans agency exit report 2026

Key findings

1. 13 of 29 agencies publish a notice period. 5 say 30 days, 2 say 14 days and 6 say none; 16 publish nothing.
2. 19 of 29 state that there is no minimum term; 2 publish one (a 90-day initial term or a trial month).
3. 8 of 29 state that no commission is owed after the creator leaves. 0 disclose a post-exit commission; 21 say nothing about it.
4. 7 of 29 describe the account handover at the end; 2 cover access removal, data deletion, a hand-back list and a timing.
5. 4 of 29 publish the full exit package (no minimum term, notice of 30 days or less, no exit fee, no post-exit commission, handover described). 7 publish nothing on term, notice, post-exit commission or handover.

Notice period

13 of 29 agencies publish a notice period. 5 say 30 days, 2 say 14 days and 6 say none; 16 publish nothing.

Commission after you leave

8 of 29 state that no commission is owed after the creator leaves. 0 disclose a post-exit commission; 21 say nothing about it.

Where a contract has a post-exit commission (sometimes called a tail or trailing commission), the creator only learns its length and basis from the contract itself. Ask for it in writing.

Account handover

7 of 29 describe the account handover at the end; 2 cover access removal, data deletion, a hand-back list and a timing.

The handover descriptions, verbatim:

• White Door Management: “Our team access is removed, and the voice guide, fan notes, price list and any other material prepared for your account are handed back straight away.” (1 November 2026)
• Fan Fusion: “Our access is removed within 24 hours of the end date and our copies of your content are deleted within 14 days, both confirmed in writing.” (1 November 2026)
• Lumina Connect: “If you ever leave, every account is handed back, your data is carefully removed from our systems, the final invoice is written and we are logged out.” (1 November 2026)
• Noblesse Studios: “Open tasks, the final statement and access removal are coordinated as part of the handover” (1 November 2026)
• TalentGrow: “Once the notice ends, we remove our access in Infloww, send the final invoice and hand over your content schedule. That usually takes about 24 hours.” (1 November 2026)
• BeaconOFM: “We hand over scheduling access and delete our copies within 30 days.” (1 November 2026)
• Foxy Studios: “On termination we will hand back account credentials, content libraries, and any other materials in our possession within 14 days” (1 November 2026)

What changed since October

We captured the 482 saved pages of the 29 agencies again on 1 November 2026 and compared them with the copies from 22 October 2026. The text changed on 156 pages at 16 agencies; most of those edits were navigation, blog lists or wording. 1 agency changed a term counted on this page.

Agencies

• TopStar MGMT: minimum term: not published → none; notice period (days): not published → none (leave any time); no exit fee stated: no → yes; commission after exit: not published → none.

Numbers that moved

Computed by a script from the October and November data; the October files are kept unchanged in the archive. A change counts only when a quoted term or a coded category differs. Full diff: changes-q4-2026.json.

Agency by agency

Method

Same evidence and rules as the contract study: a term counts only if the agency publishes it on its own website, backed by a saved, dated quote. Not published is not the same as “no”. Handover points are counted only where the agency’s own text names them. Platform-side steps when you leave are on OnlyFans rules for agencies.

• Contract check: is your agency contract fair?14 questions, traffic-light result, nothing uploaded
• Contract study 2026Commission, login, payouts
• Acceptance criteriaMinimum followers and income
• exit-report-2026.csvOne row per agency
• changes-q4-2026.jsonWhat changed since October

Changelog

We re-capture the agency websites every quarter and note every change here, with the date.

• 1 November 2026: Q4 2026 update: all 29 agency websites captured again (482 pages), every number recomputed. 1 agency changed a term counted here, 9 statistics moved. See “What changed since October”.
• 28 October 2026: First published, based on the evidence captured on 22 October 2026.