Fan Fusion vs Foxy Studios: published terms compared, October 2026

The site publishes a range for each of its two plans: 35–60% of net for full management and 15–20% of net for chatting only. Marketing is not sold on its own. The exact rate inside the range is fixed in writing after a free audit.

Quote: 35–60% of net for full management, 15–20% of net for chatting only.

The standard rate is published: the agency takes 45% and the creator keeps 55%. An elite tier with improved splits for creators earning $50,000+/month is offered without a figure, and the fees article describes unpriced bespoke terms at about $150,000+/month. The same FAQ says 55/45 is the only split and applies to every creator (E4).

Quote: creators keep 55% and Foxy Studios takes 45%

The commission is calculated on net (what OnlyFans pays out after its 20% fee), never on gross. The pricing page says that on both plans it is a share of the account's total net for the months worked, including income from fans the creator had before; the chatting-only terms and the sample term sheet say the same, and the worked example applies the rate to the whole payout.

Quote: Net means what OnlyFans pays out to you after its 20% platform fee, never gross.

The fees article says the 45% is taken from post-OnlyFans revenue (what remains after the platform's 20%), gives worked examples on the whole post-platform amount, and says PPV is included at the standard split with no separate PPV commission. Chargebacks come out of gross before the split.

Quote: gross minus 20% platform, then 55% to you and 45% to Foxy

The site says the agency charges one commission and nothing else: no upfront, setup, onboarding, software, tool, editing or exit fees. The chat team, the work on the OnlyFans page, editing, the reels program, distribution pages and reporting are covered by the commission. Paid ads run only on a budget the creator approves in writing.

Quote: The only possible extra cost is paid advertising

The site says the split is the whole pricing model: the terms say there are no upfront retainers or charges on top of the split, and the fees article says there are no setup fees, software fees, marketing surcharges or separate PPV commission and that everything listed is covered by the 45%. The homepage says there are no penalties for leaving.

Quote: No setup fees. No retainers. No PPV stacking.

The site says the contract is month-to-month, so it continues each month until notice is given, with no minimum term and 30 days' written notice from either side. It also says there is no exit fee and no auto-renewal.

Quote: Month-to-month. 30 days' written notice, either side. No exit fee, no auto-renewal

The terms say Foxy works on a month-to-month basis, so the agreement continues each month until notice is given. They also say there is no long-term lock-in and either party may end the agreement with 30 days' written notice, and the homepage FAQ repeats the 30 days. A guide for European creators instead gives 14 days' notice on either side during the first 90 days. The notice periods therefore differ between pages (E4).

Quote: month-to-month basis. Either party may terminate the management agreement with 30 days written notice.

The site states that no commission is charged on anything earned after the contract's end date, whichever side ends it.

Quote: No commission on any fan, sale or piece of content after the end date.

The terms say what is handed back within 14 days of termination, but no page says whether any commission continues on income earned after the agreement ends.

Quote: On termination we will hand back account credentials, content libraries

The creator keeps the password, 2FA, account email and payout details. The agency's team works inside a session the creator logs into on a call, in a browser profile used only for that account on named devices; codes are never requested by message, and a password change ends access.

Quote: Chat access is set up on a call where you enter the 2FA code yourself.

The ranking and management pages say creators keep their accounts and logins, while the terms say the agency will hand back account credentials in its possession on termination, so the pages differ on who holds credentials (E4). How the team accesses the accounts is not described.

Quote: Creators keep their accounts, content, and logins. Always.

Platform payouts go from OnlyFans to the creator's own bank. The agency collects its commission by one monthly invoice built from the OnlyFans statement, payable within 7 days by bank transfer or Wise.

Quote: OnlyFans pays you. We send one invoice. Your money never passes through us.

The contact FAQ says the agency handles all payment processing and pays the creator's 55% share weekly, so the commission is taken as a split. The site does not name the account where platform payouts land.

Quote: We handle all processing and you receive your share weekly.

The creator owns all content, including what the agency edits or produces, which is used only to market the page while the agreement runs. At the end, the agency's access is removed within 24 hours and its copies are deleted within 14 days, both confirmed in writing; marketing pages go with the creator.

Quote: Your content is yours, including everything we edit or produce for you.

The terms say intellectual property in creator content stays with the creator, that agency deliverables are licensed to the creator during the engagement, and that content libraries and other materials in the agency's possession are handed back within 14 days of termination.

Quote: intellectual property rights in creator content remain with the creator

A blank sample term sheet is published as a web page and a downloadable PDF, with no form: parties, plan, commission, basis, scope, fees and billing, reporting, start date, term and exit, and login, content and pages. The full contract text is not published; the site says it can be requested together with the term sheet after the audit.

Quote: This is the same sheet with the personal parts left blank

No sample agreement is published; the management agreement is provided after the introductory call. The terms of service publish labelled sections on fees and revenue split, term and termination, and intellectual property, and the management page has a table of key contract terms.

Quote: we provide a written management agreement covering scope, fees, and obligations

The site names Fan Fusion LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, with filing ID 2024-001512683 and a registered agent address in Sheridan, Wyoming.

Quote: Fan Fusion LLC, a limited liability company registered in Wyoming, USA.

The terms of service name Javór GmbH, trading as Foxy Studios, and give Switzerland as the country of registration. Other pages give Baar, Switzerland as headquarters.

Quote: Javór GmbH, trading as Foxy Studios

The site states that Fan Fusion LLC was founded in 2024 and that its team worked in OnlyFans management under other agency names from 2021. We found no public record of the agency, so the stated start could not be checked. The domain registration (2024-08-23, registry RDAP) was not counted, because the first archived copy of www.fanfusion-agency.com, made the same day, shows a page under a different name. The only archived page naming Fan Fusion LLC (2025-02-14, reached through a redirect from fanfusion-agency.com) is an unfinished website template offering marketing and website services, with no OnlyFans management content, so it was not counted. The Wyoming filing date the site gives (August 27, 2024) appears on the register copy only after login, so it was not counted.

Quote: Fan Fusion LLC was founded in 2024

The site says the agency was founded in 2021. The earliest public record found is the domain registration on 2023-02-05 (first Wayback capture 2023-04-07), more than 12 months later. The Swiss register entry for the operating company dates from 2025-03-12.

Quote: founded by women in 2021

The site lists what each plan covers. Chatting only covers the whole OnlyFans account: 24/7 chat, fan lists and notes, tested mass messages, PPV in the conversation, renewals and win-backs, and the OnlyFans page (approved feed posts, bio, banner and profile-picture tests), with a Monday report and a monthly call. Full management adds the social media marketing: content planning, short-form video, creator-branded distribution pages and the funnel. Paid ads, filming and legal or tax advice are outside the plan. It names who it declines: creators below the minimum ($3,000 net for full management), anyone wanting a guaranteed income or wanting to hand over their login, and agencies applying for creators.

Quote: Creators below the minimum ($3,000 net for full management)

The fees article lists what the 45% covers (24/7 chatting, content strategy, social media growth, PR, analytics, account protection with DMCA takedowns, burnout support and brand-deal facilitation) and says none of it is charged separately. It states a fit limit of creators already earning $10,000-$15,000 a month or more, and the ranking page says the agency is not built for brand-new creators.

Quote: We work with creators already earning $10,000-$15,000 per month or more