New agencies signing their first creators
You can promise inbox cover from day one without recruiting anyone. Our guide to starting an OnlyFans agency covers the rest of the setup.
White label OnlyFans chatters are an outside chat team that works under your agency's name. Your creators deal with you, the reports carry your brand and the people in the inbox are ours. FansChatters supplies that team at a flat monthly price from 990 USD per account, with no share of your creators' earnings.
You sell management to creators and keep the relationship. We staff the inbox behind you. Invoices go to your agency, reports go to you first, and nobody from our side contacts your creators unless you ask us to.
The price is fixed per account, so your margin is known on the day you sign a creator. On a creator who nets 15,000 USD a month and pays you 30 percent, a 12-hour team at 2,490 USD leaves you 2,010 USD before your other costs, and that team cost does not rise when her sales do.
White label here describes the relationship between you, us and your creators. It does not change what fans are told: our chatters follow a written disclosure standard on every account.
The table assumes your agency charges the creator 30 percent of what she earns after the platform fee, which sits inside the 20 to 50 percent range most agencies quote. Swap in your own rate. Team prices are the first account at list price.
| Creator earns a month | Your 30 percent fee | Chat plan that fits | Team cost | Left for your agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8,000 USD | 2,400 USD | Starter Shift, 4 hours a day | 990 USD | 1,410 USD |
| 15,000 USD | 4,500 USD | Prime Time, 12 hours a day | 2,490 USD | 2,010 USD |
| 30,000 USD | 9,000 USD | Prime Time, 12 hours a day | 2,490 USD | 6,510 USD |
| 60,000 USD | 18,000 USD | Around the Clock, 24/7 | 4,690 USD | 13,310 USD |
Every account is billed at the same flat plan price. Compare that with a subcontractor paid a share of sales. At 20 percent of chat revenue, and with chat bringing in about two thirds of a managed account's income, the 30,000 USD row would cost you roughly 4,000 USD a month, and more every month the creator grows.
| White label team | Your own in-house bench | Freelance chatters | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to staff a new account | Chatters invited as soon as the first month is paid | Two to four weeks of ads, tests and trial shifts | Days, if the person shows up |
| Cost model | Flat per account | Hourly wages plus commission, plus a team lead | Hourly or a share of sales |
| Cover for absence | Automatic replacement working from the same notes | You arrange it | Usually none |
| Quality | Two-step review before going live, plus your ratings | You or a lead you pay | You |
| How chatters reach accounts | The FansChatters Bridge in the creator's browser, logged | Whatever you set up | Often a shared login |
| Paperwork | Data processing agreement included | Your own contracts | Rarely anything |
| Control of voice | High, through your brief and ratings | Highest | Depends on the person |
Your own bench wins on control once you run enough accounts to keep a full-time team lead busy, usually ten or more. Our page on in-house OnlyFans chatters puts that payroll next to a flat team at three hourly rates. Below that size, white label gets a new creator live faster and keeps the margin predictable.
Each account you add gets the same six things, whatever the plan.
A two-step review with sample replies to fans before any profile goes live, 18+ confirmed and verified before the first paid shift.
Shifts start at the creator's fan peak in US time zones, 7 days a week.
If a chatter leaves or you press Replace, a new one is matched by language, hours and level, so a gap never means a silent inbox.
You rate every chatter. Low ratings take a chatter out of the catalog and the seat is matched again.
Hours, messages and tracked sales per shift day for every account, in your team room.
Console activity is logged per account, with deletion of fan data at the end.
Step 1.
Enter the platform, fan count, languages, hours per day and time zone. The quote shows the plan, chatters per shift and the price.
Step 2.
Pick chatters from the catalog or let us match them, pay the first month and add the creator's tone, limits, price list and notes on top spenders in the team chat.
Step 3.
The extension is installed in the browser where the creator's account is logged in and paired with the team in one step.
Step 4.
Chatters start at the fan peak, and hours and messages appear in your team room for every shift day.
You can promise inbox cover from day one without recruiting anyone. Our guide to starting an OnlyFans agency covers the rest of the setup.
Too few accounts to justify a full-time team lead, too many hours to cover with one or two freelancers.
Keep your own chatters on the peak and hand the overnight and weekend shifts to a vetted team.
If you sell promotion and creators ask who answers the DMs, this is the service you resell. See how chat fits into full OnlyFans account management.
Starter Shift is 990 USD a month per account for 4 hours a day at the fan peak. Prime Time is 2,490 USD for 12 hours a day in two shifts. Around the Clock is 4,690 USD for 24/7 cover in three shifts. Annual billing takes off 15 percent, each extra language adds 15 percent, and accounts with 5,000 or more fans need two chatters per shift.
There are no setup fees and no minimum number of accounts. The full breakdown is on OnlyFans agency cost, and the wider offer for rosters is on our page for OnlyFans management agencies.
A white label OnlyFans agency sells management under its own brand while an outside provider does part of the work, most often the chatting. The creator signs with the agency and sees the agency's name on reports. The provider stays in the background and bills the agency a fixed fee or a share of sales.
Yes. Nothing in the platform terms stops a creator, or an agency acting for her, from getting help with messages, and many agencies run their inboxes through outside teams. The creator stays responsible for the account, so every helper should follow the platform terms. Chatters work in the FansChatters console, and replies reach the account through the FansChatters Bridge, an extension in the creator's own browser that can be disconnected at any time.
FansChatters charges 990, 2,490 or 4,690 USD a month per account for 4, 12 or 24 hours of daily cover, the same flat price for every account. Providers that bill a share instead usually take 15 to 25 percent of chat revenue, which costs more as the creator grows.
That is your decision. Reports and invoices go to your agency, and our team does not contact your creators unless you ask. Many agencies tell creators that a vetted partner team covers the inbox, because creators increasingly ask who reads their fans' messages.
One steady chatter covers a 4-hour peak shift. Twelve hours a day takes two shifts. Around the clock is 168 hours a week, so four to five people per busy account once days off are counted. The quote shows chatters per shift before you pay.
Yes. FansChatters covers OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue, one team per platform, and the same chatters can work on several when their hours allow. See Fansly chatters and Fanvue chatters.
White label describes who the agency buys from, not what fans hear. Our chatters follow a transparent standard: the creator's profile says a team helps with messages, a person writes every reply and nobody denies it when asked. The full rules are in our OnlyFans chatter compliance standard.
Build the quote for one account in two minutes. It shows the team, the shift map and the flat price you can plan your margin around.
Still weighing vendors? Our roundup of the best OnlyFans chatting agencies compares six teams on pricing model and contract terms, and the OnlyFans chatting agency page explains how our shifts run.
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