# Fan Fusion vs TalentGrow: published terms compared, October 2026 As of October 23, 2026, Fan Fusion scores 9.6/10 (#1 of 31) and TalentGrow scores 8.3/10 (#4) on the 12 published-terms criteria of OF Agency Rankings (11 vs 8 of 12 criteria in full). Checked October 22, 2026 (Fan Fusion) and October 20–22, 2026 (TalentGrow) ## How do Fan Fusion and TalentGrow differ in published terms? as of October 23, 2026 - Criteria: Fan Fusion publishes more than TalentGrow on 4: other charges (C03, in full vs in part), payments after you leave (C05, in full vs in part), contract text before signing (C09, in full vs in part) and company behind the brand (C10, in full vs in part). TalentGrow publishes more than Fan Fusion on 1: dated history (C11, in full vs in part). - Commission: Fan Fusion publishes full management 35–60% of net, chatting only 15–20% of net; TalentGrow publishes agency share by monthly earnings band 40–60% of net. - No commission after you leave: Fan Fusion states it; TalentGrow does not state it in those words (see the key terms below). - No charges besides the commission: Fan Fusion states it; TalentGrow does not state it in those words (see the key terms below). - Notice to end: Fan Fusion: 30 days' written notice from either side, by Telegram or email; TalentGrow: 14 days. - Company named on the site: Fan Fusion: Fan Fusion LLC (Wyoming, United States); TalentGrow: none stated. Where they publish the same: commission taken from net earnings; no minimum term; the creator keeps the login; payouts go to the creator; no fixed term that renews itself. ## Fan Fusion and TalentGrow key terms side by side as published Table: Key terms as each site states them. Facts are shown, not scored. | Term | [Fan Fusion](https://ofagencyrankings.com/agencies/fan-fusion/) | [TalentGrow](https://ofagencyrankings.com/agencies/talentgrow/) | |---|---|---| | Commission | Full management 35–60% of net; chatting only 15–20% of net | Agency share by monthly earnings band 40–60% of net | | Commission base | Net (after the platform fee) | Net (after the platform fee) | | Other charges | None besides the commission: no upfront, setup, onboarding, software, tool, editing or exit fees; chatters, editing and reporting are covered by the commission; paid ads only on a budget the creator approves in writing | No upfront fee, setup cost or monthly charge; $0 exit fees; DMCA protection and social media management included at no extra charge. Tool fees, ad spend and content costs not addressed. | | Minimum term | Month-to-month; no minimum term | None (month to month, rolling monthly) | | Notice to end | 30 days' written notice from either side, by Telegram or email | 14 days | | Renewal / how the term continues | Month to month or rolling, ends on notice | Month to month or rolling, ends on notice | | Payments after you leave | None: no commission on any fan, sale or piece of content after the end date | Not stated explicitly. After the 14-day notice the agency removes access, sends a final invoice and hands over the content schedule. | | Account login | Creator keeps the login, 2FA, account email and payouts. Chat access is set up on a call where the creator logs in and enters the 2FA code in a browser profile used only for that account, on named work devices; codes are never requested by message; changing the password and signing out of other sessions ends the agency's access | Account, content and login stay the creator's. Team works in the account through Infloww and logs in with the creator's password; it can see stats, post and message but cannot reach bank, payout details, email or social accounts. Creator ends access by changing the password. | | Where payouts land | OnlyFans pays the creator's own bank; the agency sends one invoice per month built from the OnlyFans statement, payable within 7 days by bank transfer or Wise; work pauses if an invoice is unpaid after 14 days | OnlyFans pays into the creator's own bank account; the agency invoices its share after the creator has been paid. | | Country | United States (Wyoming LLC; site says the team works remotely around the world) | United Kingdom (registered address in Manchester) | ## The 12 criteria side by side checked October 20–23, 2026 Table: Fan Fusion and TalentGrow side by side: score, 12 criteria and key terms as published, checked October 20–23, 2026. | Criterion | [Fan Fusion](https://ofagencyrankings.com/agencies/fan-fusion/) | [TalentGrow](https://ofagencyrankings.com/agencies/talentgrow/) | |---|---|---| | Score | 9.6/10 | 8.3/10 | | Rank | #1 of 31 | #4 of 31 | | Criteria C01–C12 | **11** of 12 in full · 1 partly published, 0 not found | **8** of 12 in full · 4 partly published, 0 not found | | Band | Publishes most key terms | Publishes most key terms | | [Price on the page](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/price-on-the-page/) (C01) | Full 10/10 The site publishes a range for each of its two plans: 35–60% of net for full management and 15–20% of net for chatting only. Marketing is not sold on its own. The exact rate inside the range is fixed in writing after a free audit. Quote: “35–60% of net for full management, 15–20% of net for chatting only.” | Full 10/10 The site publishes its split for every earnings band of its single management service: the creator keeps 40% under $10K a month, 50% from $10K to $30K and 60% from $30K, so the agency takes 60%, 50% or 40%. Quote: “You keep 40% of what the page earns under $10K a month” | | [What the percentage is taken from](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/commission-base/) (C02) | Full 10/10 The commission is calculated on net (what OnlyFans pays out after its 20% fee), never on gross. The pricing page says that on both plans it is a share of the account's total net for the months worked, including income from fans the creator had before; the chatting-only terms and the sample term sheet say the same, and the worked example applies the rate to the whole payout. Quote: “Net means what OnlyFans pays out to you after its 20% platform fee, never gross.” | Full 10/10 The split is worked out on what the creator receives after OnlyFans' 20% fee and after refunds and chargebacks, and the band applies to all of the page's earnings for the month. Cam earnings are excluded. Quote: “worked out on what you receive, after OnlyFans' 20% and after refunds and chargebacks” | | [Other charges](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/other-charges/) (C03) | Full 10/10 The site says the agency charges one commission and nothing else: no upfront, setup, onboarding, software, tool, editing or exit fees. The chat team, the work on the OnlyFans page, editing, the reels program, distribution pages and reporting are covered by the commission. Paid ads run only on a budget the creator approves in writing. Quote: “The only possible extra cost is paid advertising” | Partial 5/10 The site says there is no upfront fee, setup cost, monthly charge or exit fee, and that DMCA protection and social media management are included at no extra charge. It does not address tool fees, ad spend or content costs, or state that there are no other charges. Quote: “There's no upfront fee, setup cost or monthly charge” | | [Contract length and notice](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/term-and-notice/) (C04) | Full 10/10 The site says the contract is month-to-month, so it continues each month until notice is given, with no minimum term and 30 days' written notice from either side. It also says there is no exit fee and no auto-renewal. Quote: “Month-to-month. 30 days' written notice, either side. No exit fee, no auto-renewal” | Full 10/10 Agreements run month to month with no minimum term and can be ended on 14 days' notice with no exit fee. Quote: “It's month to month with 14 days' notice, and leaving costs $0.” | | [Payments after you leave](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/after-you-leave/) (C05) | Full 10/10 The site states that no commission is charged on anything earned after the contract's end date, whichever side ends it. Quote: “No commission on any fan, sale or piece of content after the end date.” | Partial 5/10 The site says that when the notice period ends the agency removes its access, sends a final invoice and hands over the content schedule. It does not say whether any commission applies to income earned after the agreement ends. Quote: “Once your notice ends, we remove our access, send the final invoice and hand over” | | [Account access](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/account-access/) (C06) | Full 10/10 The creator keeps the password, 2FA, account email and payout details. The agency's team works inside a session the creator logs into on a call, in a browser profile used only for that account on named devices; codes are never requested by message, and a password change ends access. Quote: “Chat access is set up on a call where you enter the 2FA code yourself.” | Full 10/10 The creator keeps the account, login and full control and can end access by changing the password. The team works in the account through the Infloww CRM, logging in with the creator's password, with access to stats, posts and messages but not to bank or payout details, email or social media accounts. Quote: “The account, the content and the login stay yours.” | | [Where the money goes](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/money-flow/) (C07) | Full 10/10 Platform payouts go from OnlyFans to the creator's own bank. The agency collects its commission by one monthly invoice built from the OnlyFans statement, payable within 7 days by bank transfer or Wise. Quote: “OnlyFans pays you. We send one invoice. Your money never passes through us.” | Full 10/10 OnlyFans pays earnings into the creator's own bank account, and the agency invoices its share after the creator has been paid. Quote: “We invoice our share after you've been paid, so the money always reaches you first.” | | [Content rights](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/content-rights/) (C08) | Full 10/10 The creator owns all content, including what the agency edits or produces, which is used only to market the page while the agreement runs. At the end, the agency's access is removed within 24 hours and its copies are deleted within 14 days, both confirmed in writing; marketing pages go with the creator. Quote: “Your content is yours, including everything we edit or produce for you.” | Full 10/10 The site says the creator owns every piece of content during and after the agreement, and that at the end the agency removes its access and hands over the content schedule. Quote: “Ownership of every piece of content, during and after” | | [Contract text before signing](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/contract-before-signing/) (C09) | Full 10/10 A blank sample term sheet is published as a web page and a downloadable PDF, with no form: parties, plan, commission, basis, scope, fees and billing, reporting, start date, term and exit, and login, content and pages. The full contract text is not published; the site says it can be requested together with the term sheet after the audit. Quote: “This is the same sheet with the personal parts left blank” | Partial 5/10 No sample agreement or full term sheet is published. The terms of service list key terms of the client agreement (account ownership and access, payouts and invoicing, month-to-month term, 14 days' notice, no exit fees), and other pages show a labelled 'terms, in print' table. Quote: “all management arrangements are governed by a separate written agreement. Key terms include” | | [Company behind the brand](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/company-behind-the-brand/) (C10) | Full 10/10 The site names Fan Fusion LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, with filing ID 2024-001512683 and a registered agent address in Sheridan, Wyoming. Quote: “Fan Fusion LLC, a limited liability company registered in Wyoming, USA.” | Partial 5/10 The site says TalentGrow is a registered UK company with a registered address in Manchester, and its terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. No legal entity name or company number is given. Quote: “UK company, registered in Manchester” | | [Dated history](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/dated-history/) (C11) | Partial 5/10 The site states that Fan Fusion LLC was founded in 2024 and that its team worked in OnlyFans management under other agency names from 2021. We found no public record of the agency, so the stated start could not be checked. The domain registration (2024-08-23, registry RDAP) was not counted, because the first archived copy of www.fanfusion-agency.com, made the same day, shows a page under a different name. The only archived page naming Fan Fusion LLC (2025-02-14, reached through a redirect from fanfusion-agency.com) is an unfinished website template offering marketing and website services, with no OnlyFans management content, so it was not counted. The Wyoming filing date the site gives (August 27, 2024) appears on the register copy only after login, so it was not counted. Quote: “Fan Fusion LLC was founded in 2024” | Full 10/10 Stated start: 2025. Earliest public record found: domain registered on 27 July 2025 (Nominet whois), within 12 months of the stated start. Quote: “Running creator pages since 2025” | | [Scope and fit](https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/scope-and-fit/) (C12) | Full 10/10 The site lists what each plan covers. Chatting only covers the whole OnlyFans account: 24/7 chat, fan lists and notes, tested mass messages, PPV in the conversation, renewals and win-backs, and the OnlyFans page (approved feed posts, bio, banner and profile-picture tests), with a Monday report and a monthly call. Full management adds the social media marketing: content planning, short-form video, creator-branded distribution pages and the funnel. Paid ads, filming and legal or tax advice are outside the plan. It names who it declines: creators below the minimum ($3,000 net for full management), anyone wanting a guaranteed income or wanting to hand over their login, and agencies applying for creators. Quote: “Creators below the minimum ($3,000 net for full management)” | Full 10/10 The site lists what every agreement includes (dedicated strategy, 24/7 chat team, content management, traffic and growth, DMCA and privacy, weekly reporting) and states fit limits: creators must be 18 or over and treating it as a real income; the agency takes a small number of creators and takes 0% of cam earnings. Quote: “You need to be 18 or over and treating this as a real income.” | Measures how much an agency publishes, not how well it performs or whether it can be trusted. Full evidence: [Fan Fusion profile](https://ofagencyrankings.com/agencies/fan-fusion/) · [TalentGrow profile](https://ofagencyrankings.com/agencies/talentgrow/) · [All comparisons](https://ofagencyrankings.com/compare/) · [All commission rates](https://ofagencyrankings.com/commission/) ## Cite this page `OF Agency Rankings: Fan Fusion vs TalentGrow, published by Fan Fusion LLC (operator of a ranked agency), data checked October 20–23, 2026, https://ofagencyrankings.com/compare/fan-fusion-vs-talentgrow/. Rubric v1.0.` Text and data are licensed CC BY 4.0. When you reuse them, please keep the publisher disclosure: Ownership: this site and the OnlyFans management agency Fan Fusion have the same owner (Fan Fusion LLC). Every agency, Fan Fusion included, is scored by the same 12 published criteria. --- Ownership: this site and the OnlyFans management agency Fan Fusion have the same owner (Fan Fusion LLC). Every agency, Fan Fusion included, is scored by the same 12 published criteria. How we handle this: https://ofagencyrankings.com/disclosure/ About the scores: measures how much an agency publishes, not how well it performs or whether it can be trusted. Source page: https://ofagencyrankings.com/compare/fan-fusion-vs-talentgrow/ · This page: last checked October 22, 2026 · Data checked October 20–23, 2026 · Rubric v1.0 · Data licence CC BY 4.0 · Publisher: Fan Fusion LLC, Wyoming, USA