Terms
Our terms: percentage or fixed salary, every number in writing
Updated · LuxOnly Creators
These are LuxOnly's own terms. If you want to know what agencies charge in general, read how much OnlyFans agencies take.
Short answer: on a percentage, you keep 35–50% of net profit, which is what's left after the platform takes its 20%. On a fixed salary, you earn 800–2,000 USD a month based on the work you deliver, no matter what sells. A percentage lets you earn more in strong months. A salary protects you in slow ones. Both are spelled out in your contract.
Gross, net, and your share: three numbers to keep straight
- Gross: what your fans pay.
- Net: what the platform pays out after its fee. OnlyFans keeps 20%, so net is 80% of gross. Every platform lists its fee in its terms.
- Your share: the percentage of net your contract gives you. At LuxOnly, that's 35–50%.
Here's the thing: always ask which number the percentage comes from. 50% of gross and 50% of net are very different.
Hypothetical example (not an earnings forecast)
Hypothetical exampleSay fans pay 1,000 USD total in one month, and the contract gives the creator 40% of net:
| Step | Amount |
|---|---|
| Gross paid by fans | 1,000 USD |
| Platform fee (20%) | −200 USD |
| Net | 800 USD |
| Your share at 40% of net | 320 USD |
We made these numbers up to show the math. Every account is different, and we don't promise any result.
What your percentage depends on
Where you land in the range depends on where you're starting: from zero or with existing accounts, your social media presence, and what you already make each month. It's set in your contract before you sign.
Why our share isn't the lowest out there
Real talk: if you keep 35–50% of net, the agency keeps the rest. Some agencies charge less, especially chat-only ones.
At LuxOnly, our share covers full management: setting up your accounts, fan chat, editing, posting, social media, and a dedicated manager with a weekly meeting. So compare what each percentage includes, not just the number.
Quick decision table
| If you… | Usually fits |
|---|---|
| Need to know what you'll make each month | Fixed salary |
| Already sell and want your growth to show up in your pay | Percentage |
| Are starting from zero and don't know how your account will do | Fixed salary |
| Are okay with some months being uneven | Percentage |
| Can't commit to set sessions | Percentage |
Still not sure? No pressure. Pick "I don't know yet" in the application and we'll talk it through on the video call.
What doesn't change either way
Accounts and payouts in your name, zero fees, limits in writing, and you can leave with 45 days' notice and no penalty. More in Fixed-salary agency and the contract summary.