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A notice email for your current agency, the persona sheet, hard-no list and weekly report layout Fan Fusion LLC works with, and two checklists for judging any agency, including us. All plain text on this page: no email, no download, no call.
- No email needed
- Use with any agency
- Plain text, edit freely
Resource kit
Free · no sign-upFor your stage name to fill in and keep
- Persona sheet
- Outline
- Hard-no list
- Template
- Weekly report
- Layout
- Questions for any agency
- 11 lines
- Readiness
- 7 checks
In short
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Which templates do you need to switch OnlyFans agencies?
Fan Fusion LLC, an OnlyFans management agency for creators who already earn, publishes six working documents on this page, free and ungated: a notice email to your current agency, a persona sheet outline, a hard-no list, a weekly report layout, 11 questions to send any agency before you sign, and a seven-point readiness checklist. They cover the practical side of a switch: ending the old contract in writing, briefing a new chat team and checking what you're told every week.
Each one is plain text you can select, copy and edit, with the personal parts in brackets. You don't need to work with us to use them, and none of them is legal advice: your own contract decides your notice period and how notice is given. The sample report shows dashes, not numbers, because it's a layout sample, not a client's report. Our own terms are on the pricing page.
Template 1 · Notice email
How do you give your OnlyFans agency notice in writing?
On the channel your contract names, with a date, in a few short lines. You don't owe a reason, and a calm notice usually gets a calmer exit. The full handover plan is on switching agencies.
Subject: Written notice to end our agreement, [your stage name] Hi [agency contact], This is my written notice to end our agreement dated [contract date], under clause [clause number]. By my count, my last day with you is [last day]. Please confirm that date in writing. Until then, please keep posting and mass messages running as usual, and please don't delete scheduled posts, vault content or messages. By my last day, please: 1. Send my statements and reports for every month you managed. 2. Hand over my content folders, including everything made for me. 3. Transfer each marketing page you ran for me, with its login email, phone number and 2FA. 4. Confirm in writing what, if anything, you will invoice after [last day]. 5. Confirm that every login, session and team access ends on [last day]. Thank you for the work so far. [Your name] [Date]
Before you send it
- Find the notice clauseHow many days, counted from when, and sent how. Search the contract for “notice,” “termination” and “term.” The notice date calculator turns it into a date.
- Check for auto-renewal and commission after you leaveBoth can change your dates or your costs, and the notice usually starts the clock.
- Download what you can reach yourselfYour monthly statements from the OnlyFans dashboard, and any content folders shared with you.
- Send it on the channel the contract names, and keep a copyIf it says email, a chat message alone may not count. Save a dated copy somewhere the agency can't reach.
This is a starting point, not legal advice. If a clause is unclear, ask a lawyer before you send notice. We never ask you to break a contract: if your notice runs longer than you'd like, day 1 with a new team simply starts later.
Template 2 · Persona sheet
What goes in an OnlyFans persona sheet?
Everything a chatter needs to sound like you: how you text, what fans already know, what you sell, and when to stop and ask you. Fill it in once and change it whenever you change.
PERSONA SHEET · [stage name] · updated [date] 1. Who fans are talking to Name fans know you by: [stage name] What fans already know about you: [only what's public on your page and socials] What stays private: [real name, city, relationships, day job] 2. How you text Message length: [short bursts or longer messages] Emoji: [which ones, or none] Pet names you use: [list] Pet names you never use: [list] Caps, typos, punctuation: [how you really type] A real opener you've sent: [paste it] A real goodnight you've sent: [paste it] 3. What you like talking about Topics you enjoy: [three or four] Stories fans follow: [routines, trips, pets] Topics you avoid: [see hard-no list] 4. What you sell Content ready to sell: [vault folders] Lowest price per set: [$ —] Bundles: [what, and when they're offered] Customs you take: [types, lead time] Customs you don't take: [types] 5. When you're “online” Hours fans expect you: [from, to, time zone] Days off: [days] 6. Rules for the chat team Message me directly when: [e.g., a fan mentions meeting] Never promise before I approve: [e.g., a custom, a date, a discount] AI: [e.g., no AI-generated photos, video or voice of me without my written approval]
Filling it in
- Paste real messages you've sent instead of describing your style. Chatters match examples better than adjectives.
- Under “what fans already know,” write only what is already public. Everything else goes under “what stays private.”
- Keep it to a page or two. A sheet nobody reads protects nothing.
- Section 5 is your routine as fans know it, so replies fit the time of day. It doesn't limit when fans get an answer: our chat team covers 24/7.
Template 3 · Hard-no list
What should be on a hard-no list?
Acts, words, topics and requests you never want offered or agreed to, at any price. Short and specific beats long and vague: a chatter has to be able to check a message against it in seconds.
HARD-NO LIST · [stage name] · updated [date] Every chatter on my account reads this before their first shift. Nothing on it is offered, sold, promised or agreed to, at any price. 1. Content I never make - [act, type of set or theme] - [act, type of set or theme] 2. Words and names never used with fans - [words, nicknames, roleplay terms] 3. Topics never discussed - My real name, location, family, workplace or other accounts - [other topics] 4. Requests always declined - Meeting in person, or calls and video outside OnlyFans (against OnlyFans' terms) - Payment or contact outside OnlyFans (against OnlyFans' terms) - [other requests] How to decline, in my words: [the exact line you want used] 5. Price floors (never sold below) - Set: [$ —] - Custom: [$ —] 6. Fans who get blocked - [e.g., anyone who posts personal details about me] 7. Stop and message me first when - A fan mentions meeting, my location or my real name - A request comes close to anything on this list - [anything else] Agreed by: [your name] · [date]
Give the list to any agency before you sign and ask how they enforce it. With us, every chatter on your account reads it before their first shift, and offers, customs and PPV messages are checked against it in our weekly review. If a limit is crossed, you're told in writing with the conversation and that chatter comes off your account. You can read every conversation at any time. More on how chat runs: chatting & DM sales.
Layout 4 · Weekly report
What should a weekly agency report show?
Where this week's money came from, what the team did, what was tested and what needs your decision. Every figure should come from your own OnlyFans statements, so you can check it yourself.
Weekly report
Sample · no client dataSample
Layout sample, no client data: the dashes stand in for your numbers.
Net this week$ —— % vs last week
New subscribers—— % vs last week
Rebill rate— %of subs due to renew
Net per day
Net by source
- Subscriptions$ —
- Chat & PPV$ —
- Tips$ —
Traffic by source link clicks
Tested One PPV set at two price points
Your call — custom requests waiting for your yes or no
WEEKLY REPORT · week of [date] · built from the OnlyFans statement 1. Money Net this week: $ — (— % vs last week) Subscriptions: $ — Messages and PPV: $ — Tips: $ — 2. Fans New subscribers: — (by source: Instagram — · TikTok — · Reddit — · other —) Rebill rate: — % of subscribers due to renew 3. Chat PPV sent / unlocked: — / — Mass messages sent: — Chat QA: — sampled chats checked against the persona sheet and hard-no list 4. Marketing Reels posted on Instagram: — TikToks posted on TikTok: — Clicks and new subscribers by tracking link: — 5. Tested this week What: [e.g., one PPV set at two price points] Result: [what happened, in one line] 6. Next week [what changes, and why] 7. Needs your decision [custom requests, prices, content needed]
You can send this layout to your current agency and ask for it every week. If they can't build it from your statements, that's worth knowing before the next renewal date. Ours arrives every Monday, with a shared sheet and a monthly call: see the reporting term.
Checklist 5 · Compare any agency
How do you compare OnlyFans agencies in writing?
Send every agency the same 11 questions before any call. Together they cover the 14 points in how to choose an OnlyFans agency. A short answer per line is enough, and a question an agency won't answer in writing is an answer too.
Hi [agency name], Before we book a call, could you answer these in writing? 1. What is your commission, and is it a percentage of gross or of net? 2. What does the commission include, what is billed separately, and what does exclusivity cover? 3. Are there any upfront, setup, tool or ad fees? 4. Is there a minimum term, and does the contract renew automatically? 5. How much notice do I give to leave, and is there an exit fee? 6. Do my payouts ever go through you, and do you take any commission after the contract ends? 7. How do you access my account? Will you ever ask me to send a password or 2FA code? 8. Who owns the content you edit, and whose emails are the marketing pages registered to? 9. Who chats with my fans, where are they based, and do you use AI to write messages? 10. How often do I get a report, and is it built from my OnlyFans statements? 11. What is your company's legal name, where is it registered, and who signs the contract? Thanks, [your stage name]
Why each question matters, and the replies that should stop you: questions to ask before signing. Already holding a contract? Tick its clauses in the contract red-flag check.
Our answers, already in writing
35–60% of net for full management, 30 days' notice, no exit fee, and the rest of our 14 terms.
Checklist 6 · Readiness
Is your page ready for an OnlyFans agency?
An agency can grow a page that already works. It can't replace the basics. These are the seven checks from our readiness checklist, one line each. If one isn't true yet, fix it first: it costs nothing, and it makes any agency's audit more useful.
- You've kept the same posting rhythm for four weeksWith at least two weeks of content filmed ahead, so a busy week doesn't break it.
- You can say your niche and persona in one sentenceWho subscribes, why, and how you talk to fans. The persona sheet above is the long version.
- Your prices are decisions, not defaultsYou can name your sub price, your lowest and highest PPV, and last month's best seller.
- One social platform sends you fans every weekWith your link in the bio, on an account registered to an email you own.
- Your boundaries are written downUse the hard-no list above.
- You can protect time for it every weekAn agency changes your work; it doesn't remove it. You still film, approve content and read the report.
- You know your numbers from your statementsNet for each of the last three months, from your OnlyFans statements, not from memory.
Our minimum for full management is about $3,000+ net a month; for chatting only, it's confirmed in the audit. Below that, the work rarely earns back its commission, and the full checklist shows what to do first.
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Switching OnlyFans agencies
The handover plan, from the contract check and written notice to a checkpoint a month in.
Commission and terms
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Account access & security
How chat access works while your login, 2FA and payouts stay yours.
Agency readiness checklist
What to have in place before an agency makes sense for your page.
How it works
From the free audit and the term sheet to your first weekly report with us.
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Questions about these templates
About using and adapting the templates. For everything about working with us, see the full FAQ.
Yes. Everything on this page is free and ungated: no email, no sign-up, no call. Copy the notice email, the persona sheet, the hard-no list, the report layout and both checklists, change anything you like, and use them with any agency or with none. Fan Fusion LLC publishes them because a creator who knows what to ask for makes a better decision, whoever she signs with.
No. It's a plain-English starting point. Your contract decides the notice period, how notice has to be sent and when the clock starts, so fill the brackets from your own contract. If a clause is unclear, or there is a dispute, ask a lawyer before you send it. We never ask a creator to break a contract to switch to us.
Share the hard-no list early and the full persona sheet later. The hard-no list is a fit test: an agency that won't accept your limits in writing before you sign is unlikely to respect them after. The persona sheet describes how you talk to paying fans and what they know about you, so going through the outline is enough before signing. At Fan Fusion LLC, both are written with you before the first chat.
Because it's a layout sample, not a client's report, so it shows no client data. The sections are the ones in our report, in the same order, every Monday. In a real report the dashes are your numbers, taken from your own OnlyFans statements, so you can check each one in your dashboard. A sample full of figures would only show what an agency wants you to believe.
Yes. Paste the text layout into a message and ask for it every week. Most lines come from data OnlyFans already shows you (earnings, subscribers, messages, tracking links); the rest is the work the team did that week. If the answer is that it can't be done, or the figures don't match your own dashboard, write that down. Reporting is one of the 14 points in how to choose an OnlyFans agency.
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The free audit looks at your page and ends in a written term sheet. If we work together, your persona sheet and hard-no list are written with you before the first chat. Step 1 asks nothing personal.
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