We only get paid when you do
There is no retainer, no setup fee and no minimum term. HoneyChatting takes a percentage of the revenue it helps generate — and the percentage falls as you grow, because a bigger account should not cost you a bigger share.
What the arrangement actually is
Most creator management works one of two ways: a monthly retainer whether or not anything sells, or a large share of everything you earn locked behind an exclusivity clause. We do neither.
Your accounts and your audience
We work inside your accounts, we never take them over. If you leave, your fans leave with you — there is nothing to unwind.
A share of what we help earn
Nothing up front. The rate is set by your monthly revenue band and drops at each threshold.
No exclusivity, no minimum term
Run other services alongside us if you want to. Give notice and we wind down properly.
What would it cost me?
Move the sliders. Everything below updates as you go.
Full-service creator management commonly runs somewhere in the 30–50% range, and is often bundled with an exclusivity clause. Rates vary a lot and few agencies publish them — move the slider to whatever you are actually being quoted.
What you actually keep
The number that matters is not what anyone charges — it is what lands in your account. Drag the slider to swap a typical agency's share for ours.
Bands are assessed on monthly revenue across the platforms we run for you. Cross a threshold and the lower rate applies — we do not wait for a renewal date to pass it on.
Agency rates
Agencies get a lower rate at every band, because they bring volume and keep the relationship — the part that does not scale for us. No reveal slider here; the numbers are just the numbers:
| Monthly creator revenue | Agency rate | Solo rate, for comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Up to $5,000 | 20% | 25% |
| $5,000 – $15,000 | 18% | 22% |
| $15,000 – $50,000 | 16% | 20% |
| $50,000 – $100,000 | 15% | 18% |
| Over $100,000 | 12% | 15% |
Assessed on monthly revenue across your whole book rather than per creator. How the agency arrangement works.
What the split looks like
| HoneyChatting handles | You handle |
|---|---|
| Fan chat, around the clock, by trained managers | The creator relationship — signing, trust, expectations |
| Every connected platform in one inbox | Which creators you take on, and their positioning |
| Persona, tone and boundaries, worked to your brief | Writing that brief, once, per creator |
| Leak scanning and DMCA takedown filing | Deciding how aggressive to be about enforcement |
| Account safety, connections and sending pace | Nothing operational. That is the point |
| Reporting per fan, per platform, per creator | Reading it and deciding what to do next |
The practical version: you stop staffing a chat team. No recruiting, no shift rotas, no training, no cover when someone quits, no night shift, no managing operators who have access to a creator's income. You keep the relationship and the commercial decisions, and we run the operation underneath it.
That is also why the agency rate is flat across your whole book rather than assessed per creator — more on how the agency arrangement works.
What the rate covers
- Fan chat covered around the clock by trained human managers
- AI routing, tagging and prioritisation across every connected platform
- One inbox for OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, Maloum, Brezzels and 4based
- Content-leak scanning and DMCA takedown filing
- Account-safety handling — country-matched connections, human-paced sending
- Reporting you can reconcile, per fan and per platform
And what it does not
- No retainer, no setup fee, no per-seat charge
- No exclusivity clause — you can run other services alongside us
- No minimum term. Give notice and we wind down
- We do not take ownership of your accounts, content or audience