OnlyFans Management Agreement Template (Comprehensive) by Verified Lawyer

Who This Legal Template Is For: This comprehensive 48-page OnlyFans Management Agreement template package is designed for creators, models, influencer managers, social media managers, OnlyFans agencies, content platform agencies, and creator management companies that need a detailed written agreement for managing creator accounts. The package includes a 24-page main agreement, commercial template instructions, ten fully drafted exhibits, and an optional clauses library (48 pages total). This template addresses account access, creator content ownership, content boundaries, revenue sharing, subscriber messaging, AI and chatter restrictions, adult-content compliance, platform rules, confidentiality, termination rights, and performer releases. It's built for OnlyFans management relationships and can also be adapted for Fansly, ManyVids, Patreon, X, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Telegram, Discord, YouTube, personal websites, and other creator platforms. Key Sections and Provisions of this Agreement: • Commercial template instructions that explain how to complete the agreement, select options, use exhibits, and avoid common drafting mistakes. • Main OnlyFans Management Agreement that sets out the legal relationship between the creator and the agency or manager. • Appointment and scope of services provisions that define what the agency will do and make clear that unselected services are excluded. • Exclusive and non-exclusive management options so the parties can choose whether the creator may work with other managers or service providers. • Talent-agency licensing limitation that helps distinguish account management and marketing services from licensed talent procurement. • Creator control provisions that protect the creator’s content boundaries, identity, likeness, adult-content approvals, and personal participation rights. • Account ownership and platform access provisions that confirm the creator owns the main accounts unless the parties expressly agree otherwise. • Account access and security requirements covering approved users, credential security, MFA, unauthorized downloads, security incidents, and account-ban response. • Adult-content compliance provisions addressing age verification, performer consent, prohibited content, 2257 recordkeeping allocation, FOSTA-SESTA, takedown cooperation, and off-platform conduct restrictions. • Subscriber messaging rules that control whether the agency may message as the creator, use scripts, make offers, discuss pricing, handle complaints, or escalate sensitive subscriber issues. • AI tools and chatter restrictions that prohibit AI tools, bots, automated messaging, deepfakes, voice cloning, and third-party chatters unless expressly approved in writing. • Intellectual property provisions that protect creator content, stage names, persona rights, account ownership, work product, background IP, third-party materials, and portfolio-use restrictions. • Compensation and accounting provisions with revenue-share, flat-fee, hybrid-fee, and campaign-fee options. • Net Revenue definition and deduction rules that address platform fees, refunds, chargebacks, payment-processor fees, approved ad spend, and excluded agency overhead. • Audit rights, late-payment terms, chargeback reconciliation, tax responsibility, and payment-flow options for direct creator payouts or agency collection. • Confidentiality and data privacy provisions covering adult content, identification documents, tax documents, subscriber data, login credentials, analytics, and sensitive account information. • Mutual indemnification provisions that allocate risk for creator content, agency misconduct, unauthorized messages, AI tools, platform violations, tax obligations, IP claims, and adult-content record failures. • Limitation of liability and warranty disclaimer provisions with carve-outs for payment obligations, confidentiality breaches, data-security breaches, adult-content violations, IP misuse, fraud, and willful misconduct. • FTC, CAN-SPAM, marketing compliance, and advertising provisions for sponsored posts, endorsements, affiliate promotions, electronic marketing, fake engagement, and misleading claims. • Optional arbitration, attorneys’ fees, jury-trial waiver, class-action waiver, governing law, venue, and equitable-relief provisions. • Termination provisions covering convenience termination, termination for cause, immediate termination, agency suspension rights, final accounting, access removal, transition assistance, deletion duties, and post-term revenue tail options. Exhibits and Optional Addenda Included: The following exhibits and optional addenda are included for services, compensation, account ownership, content boundaries, account access, performer releases, approved users, AI tools, paid advertising, and third-party collaborations: • Exhibit A: Services and Statement of Work for selecting covered platforms, management services, reporting schedule, exclusivity, and agency contacts. • Exhibit B: Compensation and Payment Terms for selecting revenue share, flat fee, hybrid fee, campaign fee, permitted deductions, payment schedule, payment method, and post-term tail rights. • Exhibit C: Approved Platforms, Accounts, and Ownership for identifying usernames, URLs, account owner, payout account, access level, stage names, persona rights, and feeder-account ownership. • Exhibit D: Content Guidelines, Boundaries, Approval Rules, and Records for documenting permitted content, prohibited content, approval rights, messaging limits, content delivery schedules, 2257 records, and third-party performer rules. • Exhibit E: Account Access and Security Protocol for documenting login methods, MFA control, approved storage systems, security contacts, and termination handoff steps. • Exhibit F: Adult Content Performer Release for third-party performers appearing in adult content, including age, identity, consent, grant of rights, compensation, and release language. • Exhibit G: Approved User and Subcontractor Addendum for approving chatters, editors, assistants, marketers, or other users with access to accounts, content, subscriber data, or confidential information. • Exhibit H: AI Tools and Automation Addendum for approving specific AI tools, permitted uses, prohibited uses, human review, data privacy, and subscriber-facing AI controls. • Exhibit I: Paid Advertising and Ad Spend Addendum for approving ad channels, budget caps, promotional methods, reporting, and prohibited advertising practices. • Exhibit J: Collaboration and Third-Party Performer Addendum for documenting collaborations, performer releases, ownership, revenue allocation, approval rights, and recordkeeping responsibility. • Optional Clauses Library with additional agency-friendly and creator-friendly provisions for content commitments, no forced content, tail commissions, feeder accounts, buyout rights, DMCA takedowns, no legal or tax advice, platform rule changes, reputation protection, public announcements, anonymity, subscriber complaints, off-platform payments, custom content, refund authority, brand deals, safety pauses, harassment response, and enhanced data security. Why Choose This Legal Template: Unlike short generic forms, this premium template package includes a 24-page main agreement, ten fully drafted exhibits, commercial template instructions, and a twenty-nine-clause optional library (48 pages total). It's ready to customize, sign, and use. Save drafting time and avoid starting from a bare-bones form. Download this premium OnlyFans Management Agreement Template today to get a detailed, editable contract package built to address account access, revenue share, content rights, subscriber messaging, AI use, and adult-content compliance before problems start.