Guides.
The things nobody explains until it has already cost you money: what an agency contract is really doing, how to get out of one, and how the platforms actually pay. Free to read, no sign-up, no email, no gate. The one exception is the Playbook below, which asks for an email first and says why.
Written for people already doing the work, not for people deciding whether to.
The Playbook.
Three long guides to actually getting traffic and keeping it: Reddit as an acquisition channel, X, Instagram and TikTok without losing the account, a full retention system, and the cam site as a machine that earns while you're offline. About eleven thousand words, free, in exchange for an email and a Telegram handle.
Agencies & contracts
Most of the money that leaves this industry leaves through a clause somebody signed without reading. Read these before you sign, after you wish you hadn't, and whenever a percentage is being quoted at you monthly.
Agency contract red flags
The twelve clauses that decide what a contract really costs you: the commission base, the post-term tail, perpetual content licences, AI and likeness rights, auto-renewal, and the exit terms buried near the end.
02How to leave an OnlyFans agency
Securing the account before you give notice, working out what you actually owe versus what they claim, giving notice that holds up, and what to do if they get obstructive.
03Agency cut calculator
A commission is sold monthly and charged annually. Put your own figures in and see what a percentage costs over a year and over the full term, plus the four things the percentage isn't telling you.
Getting paid
What the platforms pay, what the referral programmes pay, and the payment terms that decide when any of it actually reaches you. Both dated, because every figure in them moves.
Cam site payouts
Token and credit values, revenue splits, payment schedules and minimum payouts across eight platforms — with the advertised headline rates checked against what the tiers actually pay.
02Affiliate & referral programmes
Revshare versus CPA, lifetime attribution, minimum payouts and the five traps — written by someone paid by several of the companies in the table, which is disclosed before the table rather than after it.
Safety & anonymity
Six guides in their own section, because they are the ones people need at 2am. Separating a work identity from a real one, and what to do when the separation fails.
Staying anonymous
Stage names that aren't searchable, cold accounts, the contact-sync trap, and why you must never follow yourself.
02Your streaming space
Window views, reflections, location tells, and how your audio can geolocate you on its own.
03Accounts & payments
Payment exposure, the scams aimed at this industry, 2FA that survives a SIM swap, and the tax side.
04Content & leaks
Metadata, watermarking, takedowns and geoblocking — the practical version, not the legal one.
05Handling personal questions
Building a persona dull enough to end the conversation, and why "no" is still an answer.
06If you're doxxed
A six-step response plan for the worst day, including what to do about an exposed address.
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