Who owns your content when you work with an OnlyFans agency? What 31 agencies publish (October 2026)
As of October 23, 2026, 8 of the 31 OnlyFans management agencies scored by OF Agency Rankings publish this in full: Fan Fusion, White Door Management, Scissorzz, TalentGrow, Noblesse Studios, Foxy Studios, Goddess Business and Louna's Models. 16 publish it in part and 7 do not publish it on their public pages.
What we check: Content rights (C08)
Does the agency say who owns content made during the engagement, and what happens to its copies and access at the end?
What each agency publishes
Published in full: 8 of 31 (26%)
- Fan Fusion: 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.
(published in full; source: fanfusion-agency.com/terms, checked ) - White Door Management: Content belongs to the creator and is used only to run the account, in approved ways, while the agreement runs. At the end the team's access is removed, the voice guide, fan notes and price list are handed back, and the agency's copies are deleted, except records the law requires, such as invoices. Quote:
When the agreement ends, account material is handed back and our copies are deleted
(published in full; source: whitedoormgmt.com/en/guides/sample-term-sheet, checked ) - Scissorzz: Content stays the creator's, and the agency's right to use it ends when the agreement ends. Quote:
Stays yours. Our right to use it ends when the agreement ends.
(published in full; source: scissorzz.com/contract-terms, checked ) - TalentGrow: 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
(published in full; source: talentgrow.co.uk/about, checked ) - Noblesse Studios: The creator keeps ownership of their content. The agency receives a limited licence for the agreed services, which ends on termination except for usage rights expressly retained for ongoing campaigns. Quote:
You retain ownership of your content.
(published in full; source: noblessestudios.com/legal/terms.html, checked ) - Foxy Studios: The terms say intellectual property in creator content stays with the creator, that agency deliverables are licensed to the creator during the engagement, and that content libraries and other materials in the agency's possession are handed back within 14 days of termination. Quote:
intellectual property rights in creator content remain with the creator
(published in full; source: foxy-studios.com/terms-of-service, checked ) - Goddess Business: The site says what the creator makes stays theirs, the agency's licence on the creator's images runs only while they work together, and material featuring the creator is deleted when the agreement ends. Quote:
when it ends we delete the material that features you
(published in full; source: goddessbusiness.com/post/onlyfans-agency-red-fl…, checked ) - Louna's Models: The FAQ says the creator keeps full ownership and control of the account, content and subscribers at all times, and that when the creator leaves the agency removes its team's access. Quote:
We simply remove our team’s access — nothing changes for your fans.
(published in full; source: lounasmodels.com, checked )
Partly published: 16 of 31 (52%)
- Aruna Talent: The terms say creators keep ownership of their original content, and a blog post says the agreement states 100% creator ownership. What happens to the agency's copies and access at the end is not stated. Quote:
Creators retain ownership of their original content.
(partly published; source: arunatalent.com/terms, checked ) - Hush Talent: The site says the creator owns 100% of content made under management, during the agreement and after it ends. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies, licences or access at the end. Quote:
The content itself remains yours, during the agreement and after it ends.
(partly published; source: hushtalentinc.com/pricing, checked ) - Bunny Agency: The contract page says the creator keeps ownership of their account and content. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies of content or its access at the end of the engagement. Quote:
You keep ownership of your OnlyFans account and your content.
(partly published; source: bunny-agency.com/onlyfans-agency-contract, checked ) - FONCÉ Agency: The site says the creator keeps ownership of their content and creative ownership. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies of content or its access when the engagement ends. Quote:
You retain access to your accounts and ownership of your content.
(partly published; source: fonceagency.com/onlyfans-management, checked ) - Pyros Management: The FAQ says the creator keeps full ownership of their content and the agency uses it on the creator's behalf only while an agreement is in place. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies or access at the end. Quote:
No, you retain full ownership of your content.
(partly published; source: pyrosmgmt.com, checked ) - Belle Muse: In the FAQ on leaving, the site says everything the agency creates stays in the creator's name, under a card headed 'You Own Everything'. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies and access when the engagement ends. Quote:
Everything we create stays in your name, you own all accounts forever.
(partly published; source: bellemuse.com, checked ) - Preach Agency: The FAQ says the creator keeps ownership of the content they create and the agency uses it on the creator's behalf for agreed services. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies of content or its access at the end. Quote:
You retain ownership of the content you create.
(partly published; source: preachagency.com, checked ) - AROA Agency: The legal page says the creator's content is the creator's property. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies and access when the engagement ends. Quote:
Your content = your property.
(partly published; source: aroaagency.com/legal, checked ) - Aura Management: The FAQ says the creator keeps ownership of their content before and after working with Aura. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies and access when the engagement ends. Quote:
Will I retain ownership of my content before and after Aura? Absolutely.
(partly published; source: auramgmt.com.au, checked ) - Melossom Management: The FAQ says the creator keeps full ownership of content and that the agency uses it on the creator's behalf only when an agreement is in place. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end. Quote:
No, you keep full ownership of your content
(partly published; source: melossommgmt.com, checked ) - Creators Inc: A blog post describing how the agency manages established creators says the creator keeps ownership of the account and the content. The site does not say what happens to the agency's copies of content or its access at the end of the engagement. Quote:
You keep ownership of the account, the content and the payouts.
(partly published; source: creatorsinc.com/blog/onlyfans-for-women-over-40, checked ) - TopStar MGMT: The homepage says the creator owns all content and that the agency holds no rights to anything the creator makes, including after leaving. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies or access at the end. Quote:
TopStar MGMT never holds rights to anything you create.
(partly published; source: topstarmgmt.com, checked ) - Magic Agency: The FAQ says the creator keeps all content rights and the agency uses content on the creator's behalf without ownership. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end. Quote:
All content rights are reserved for you.
(partly published; source: magicagency.com/faq, checked ) - Teasy Agency: The terms say intellectual property in materials the agency develops, such as marketing strategies and campaign materials, stays with the agency unless agreed otherwise in writing. Ownership of the creator's own content and what happens to copies and access at the end are not stated. Quote:
including marketing strategies and campaign materials, are retained by TEASY Agency unless otherwise agreed
(partly published; source: teasyagency.com/terms, checked ) - AT Agency: The terms of service say the creator keeps full ownership of the content they create and that the agency does not take ownership of it. They do not say what happens to the agency's copies and access when the relationship ends. Quote:
You retain full ownership of all content you create.
(partly published; source: at-agency.co/terms-of-service, checked ) - Alfea Management: The FAQ says content produced by the creator remains the creator's. It does not say what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end. Quote:
Yes, all content produced by you will remain 100% yours.
(partly published; source: alfeamanagement.com, checked )
Not found: 7 of 31 (23%)
- SirenCY: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not say who owns content made during the engagement or what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end; the terms say any content licence is set in the signed agreement.
- TDM Agency: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not state, as an engagement term, who owns content made during the engagement or what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end.
- FansHub: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not say who owns content made during the engagement or what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end.
- XCreatorMgmt: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not say who owns content made during the engagement or what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end.
- Ofhoria: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not say who owns content made during an engagement or what happens to Ofhoria's copies and access at the end.
- Lush Management: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not say who owns content made during the engagement or what happens to the agency's copies and access at the end.
- Untouched Agency: Not found on public pages (checked October 20, 2026). The site does not say who owns content made during the engagement or what happens to copies and access at the end.
How it is scored
- 10 points: published in full
- Both ownership and what happens at the end are stated.
- 5 points: partly published
- One of the two is stated.
- 0 points: not found on public pages
- Neither is stated.
Why it matters to a creator
Your photos and videos are your income and your likeness. You want to know who owns them while the contract runs, and what happens to the agency's copies and any licence when it ends.
How to check it yourself
- Search the terms page and the FAQ for "content", "ownership", "copyright", "license" and "delete".
- Check who owns content made during the engagement.
- Check what happens at the end: deletion of copies, the end of any licence, or the return of files.
Question to ask an agency
Who owns the content I create while working with you, and what happens to your copies and any licence when the contract ends?
Cite this page
OF Agency Rankings: Content rights, published by Fan Fusion LLC (operator of a ranked agency), data checked October 20–23, 2026, https://ofagencyrankings.com/criteria/content-rights/. Rubric v1.0.
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