OnlyFans agency vs going solo.

Solo: when it makes sense

• You have time to create, promote and answer messages every day.
• You already have your own audience.
• You want to keep 100% of what the platform pays you.

The downside: it's a full-time job and it's easy to plateau.

With an agency: when it makes sense

• You don't have time for messaging and marketing.
• You want to grow faster with a team and a strategy.
• You'd rather focus only on creating.

The downside: you pay a commission and you need to choose well (see how to choose an agency).

The math that matters

It's not "how much commission do I pay" but "how much do I keep". If you earn much more with an agency, what's left after commission can be more than working alone. How to compare in how much an agency charges.

The middle ground

Some creators delegate just one part, like messaging or marketing, and keep the rest. That's a valid option too.