Methodology

At launch, this ranking covers 30 of the 33 agencies listed on at least two of the three largest public OnlyFans agency rankings as of October 20, 2026; the other 3 meet this rule and are not covered (publisher’s decision). It also covers 2 agencies that entered through submissions, the route open to every agency: Fan Fusion, a self-submission, and White Door Management. More agencies will be added in alphabetical order.

Any agency with a live English-language site offering OnlyFans management can submit itself. Agencies whose site is offline, has no English-language pages or offers no OnlyFans management are listed as out of scope, without a score, with the reason on their page.

Each criterion asks whether an agency publishes a term, not whether the term is generous. Term values (for example a 30-day notice period) are shown as facts and drive the filtered rankings, but carry no points.

These notes explain how the frozen criterion texts above are applied. Each applies the same way to every agency, Fan Fusion included (rule E9), and none of them changes the rubric.

Contract length and notice (C04), applied from October 22, 2026

“None” counts as stated for each of the three parts: the minimum term, the notice period and automatic renewal.

Renewal counts as stated when the agency's own public pages say what happens to its own agreement after any first period: it continues or renews by itself (for example “month to month”, “rolling”, “continues monthly”, or a fixed term that “renews for one year at a time”), it runs open-ended until one side ends it, or it does not renew. “Month to month” and “rolling” describe an agreement that continues period by period until notice is given, so they answer the renewal question. “No fixed term” or “an indefinite period” describes an agreement with no periodic term that runs until one side ends it, so it answers the renewal question.

Wording that only describes the right to leave does not state renewal: “no minimum term”, “no lock-in”, “cancel or leave anytime”, “cancellable monthly”, a number of days' notice, or “no notice period”. General advice and contract templates count only where the page ties the point to the agency's own agreement.

Rule E4 still applies on its own: if two pages of the same site give different values for any of the three parts, the criterion scores at most 5 and both statements are shown.

In the terms tables, every month-to-month or rolling agreement shows the same renewal value, “Month to month or rolling, ends on notice”, Fan Fusion's included. “Yes” means a fixed term that renews itself; “No” means the agreement has no periodic term and the site says it runs until one side ends it or that it does not renew.

This note explains how the frozen criterion text is applied to every agency, Fan Fusion included (rule E9). It does not change rubric v1.0.

Contract length and notice on its criterion page

Dated history (C11), applied from October 22, 2026

The stated start is the date the agency's own site gives, at the precision it gives (a year or a month). “Within 12 months of it” runs from the stated start to 12 months after the end of that year or month. A record of the agency inside that window earns 10 points, and so does a record of the agency dated before the stated start. A record of the agency later than the window earns 5 points, with both dates shown side by side.

Only records of the agency itself count, and only of three kinds: a formation, incorporation or registration date that we saw ourselves in a public register (or a free copy of one) for the legal entity the site names; the registry creation date of a domain the site uses or names as its own; and a web-archive copy that names the agency, by its brand or by the legal entity named on its site, as the site's own name.

A register date that appears only on the agency's own site, or that a register shows only after a login or a human-verification step, is part of the statement being checked. We may show it for context, labelled as stated on the site, but we do not count it.

A domain's creation date survives sales and transfers. If the web archive shows a different website or a page offering the domain for sale after that date and before the first copy with the agency's content, the registration is not counted, and the first archived copy with the agency's content is used instead. Copies of other websites dated before the creation date belong to an earlier registration and do not affect it.

Placeholder pages are not records and do not break the link between a domain and the agency: registrar or host pages, parking pages that make no sale offer, coming-soon or under-construction pages, and empty, error or suspended-account pages.

Unfinished template or default pages (a website-builder template or a default WordPress page) are under-construction pages, even when they carry the agency's name. If we find no record of the agency, the stated start cannot be checked and the criterion scores 5, with “no record found” shown.

Archive copies of a different website or a domain-for-sale page, and register dates we could not see ourselves, are not records of the agency. A profile may mention them after the earliest record, saying what they show.

This note explains how the frozen criterion text is applied to every agency, Fan Fusion included (rule E9). It does not change rubric v1.0.

Dated history on its criterion page

Each criterion scores 10 (published in full), 5 (partly published) or 0 (not found on public pages). Score = sum / 12, one decimal, out of 10. Tie-break: more full cells, then fewer not-found cells, then name A-Z.

Bands:

• 8.0 and above: Publishes most key terms
• 5.0 and above: Publishes some key terms
• 0.0 and above: Publishes few key terms

Measures how much an agency publishes, not how well it performs or whether it can be trusted.

Published in full

10 points. The term is published in full on a public page.

Partly published

5 points. Part of the term is published, or two pages of the site conflict (rule E4).

Not found

0 points. Not found on public pages on the check date, after the search in rule E6. If an agency publishes it, it can send us the link and we rescore.

1. E1: C01-C09 and C12 count only the agency's own website. C10 and C11 may also use public business registers, domain registration records and web archives, only to check a statement the site makes.
2. E2: Only human-readable pages count. Text found only in llms.txt, JSON-LD or meta tags scores 0.
3. E3: Information behind a form, email, call, application or login scores 0.
4. E4: If two pages of the same site conflict, the criterion scores at most 5 and both statements are shown.
5. E5: Each criterion stores a quote of 15 words or fewer, our paraphrase, the source URL, the check date and the pages checked.
6. E6: Before a criterion can score 0, the checker searches the homepage, navigation and footer links, the sitemap, and any FAQ, pricing, terms, about, contact, legal or imprint pages. A second, separate pass confirms every 0.
7. E7: Text in any language counts; we keep the original quote and an English paraphrase.
8. E8: Every agency is rechecked at least every 30 days and within 5 business days after it sends us a link.
9. E9: Fan Fusion, which is run by the publisher of this site, is scored from its public website only, with the same checklist, after this rubric was frozen.

Results and earnings figures, team or roster size, content protection services and review counts appear on profiles as “claims on the site, not checked by us”. We do not check any agency’s results, Fan Fusion’s included.

Fan Fusion and this site have the same owner (Fan Fusion LLC). Fan Fusion is scored from its public website only, with the same checklist, after the rubric was frozen, and it is shown at the position its score gives it, like every other agency: the ranking is ordered strictly by score, with no manual placement. The only row label on the site is “Highest published-terms score · October 2026”, shown on the row ranked #1 by score, whichever agency that is. No agency receives awards or “of the month” titles, and superlatives appear only together with the qualifier “ranked by published terms” and a date. See the disclosure.

Rubric v1.0 was frozen on October 20, 2026, before any agency was scored. Any change needs a version number, a changelog entry and a published before-and-after rank table for every agency, Fan Fusion included.