Disclosure: who runs this site and our financial interest

OF Agency Rankings is published by Fan Fusion LLC. Fan Fusion LLC also operates Fan Fusion, an OnlyFans management agency that is listed and ranked on this site. We compete with the agencies we score. This page explains that relationship in full, where we disclose it, and the rules we follow so that you can check every score yourself.

Who publishes this site

The publisher of OF Agency Rankings is Fan Fusion LLC, a limited liability company registered in Wyoming, USA (filing ID 2024-001512683). The same company operates the agency Fan Fusion, which manages creator accounts on OnlyFans and similar platforms. Company details are on our legal notice page.

Fan Fusion appears in our ranking like every other agency, at the position its score gives it. The ranking is ordered strictly by score, with no manual placement, and Fan Fusion's row and profile look the same as every other agency's. As of October 23, 2026, Fan Fusion ranks #1 of 31 agencies on published terms.

Fan Fusion's website: fanfusion-agency.com

Our financial interest

Fan Fusion earns commission from the creators it manages. A creator who reads this site might choose Fan Fusion, or might choose a competitor. A higher position for Fan Fusion could bring us new clients, and a higher position for a competitor could cost us one. That means we have a financial interest in these results, and you should read every rank on this site with that in mind.

We do not present this site as anything other than what it is: a ranking made by an agency, about agencies, including itself.

Where we disclose it

The disclosure is not only on this page. It appears:

In the footer of every page, as plain text with a link to this page.
In the search-result description of the home page.
On the preview image that appears when a page is shared.
In every downloadable data file and in every citation block.

The footer wording reads:

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 try to limit bias

Disclosure tells you about the conflict. It does not remove it. These rules are how we try to keep it out of the scores, and each one is something you can check.

The rules were frozen before we scored anyone

Rubric v1.0, with its 12 criteria, its point bands and its evidence rules, was frozen and published on 2026-10-20, before any agency was scored, Fan Fusion included. Any later change needs a new version number, an entry in our updates log, and a published table showing every agency's rank before and after the change.

One checklist for every agency

Every agency is scored on the same 12 criteria, each worth 0, 5 or 10 points, by the same written steps. Fan Fusion was scored from its public website only, with the same checklist, and without using anything we know about it from the inside.

We score what is published, not how good an agency is

Each criterion asks whether an agency publishes a term, such as its commission, its notice period or who holds the login. It does not reward a generous term over a strict one. We think that leaves less room for judgment, including ours. It also means the score says nothing about how well any agency performs.

Public evidence for every point

Every score cell on every profile shows a short quote, our paraphrase, the source page and the date we checked. If we found nothing, the cell says "Not found on public pages (checked October 20–23, 2026)" and lists the pages we searched. Every "not found" is confirmed by a second pass before it is published.

A robustness check on our own position

We recompute every agency's rank twelve times, each time leaving out one criterion, and publish Fan Fusion's score and rank in each run, naming any agency it ties with on score and the tie-break that places it. As of October 23, 2026, with one criterion removed at a time, Fan Fusion is #1 in all 12 runs. In 2 of these runs it has the same score and the same numbers of criteria in full and not found as other agencies: White Door Management (What the percentage is taken from removed), and White Door Management (Contract text before signing removed). In both it is first only by name A–Z, the last tie-break. Counting every place it shares a score with another agency, its range is #1 to #2. See the robustness table on the methodology page.

Our own gaps are shown like everyone else's

Where Fan Fusion's own site leaves something out, or where its stated history sits apart from the earliest public record, its profile shows that exactly as it would for any other agency. Fan Fusion can raise its score only the way any agency can: by publishing more on its own website. Every such change and rescore is logged on the updates page, and the rubric is never changed for it.

Corrections and replies are public

Any agency can send us a link to show we missed something, and we rescore within five business days. Every correction is logged permanently on our corrections page. Agencies can also publish a reply on their profile; see right of reply.

What we do not do

No agency pays to be listed, ranked or featured. We take no listing fees, sponsorships or paid placements.
No affiliate links. We earn nothing when you click through to any agency.
No lead forms or sign-up forms on ranking pages.
No star ratings, review markup or awards, and no "agency of the month" titles. The only label a row can carry is "Highest published-terms score · October 2026", on the row ranked first by score, whichever agency that is.
No superlative claims about Fan Fusion. When it has the highest score, the most any page says is "highest published-terms score" with the month of the check.
No consumer reviews hosted on this site.
Links to Fan Fusion's website carry rel="nofollow", so search engines do not treat them as endorsements.

If any of this ever changes, it will be logged on the updates page and labelled right next to the link or listing it affects. It will never change a rank.

What the score can and cannot tell you

The score measures how much an agency publishes, not how well it performs or whether it can be trusted. A high score means the terms are easy to read before you sign. It does not mean the terms suit you, and a lower score does not mean an agency is a poor choice. Read the evidence, read the contract, and ask your own questions. Our guides can help.

Questions about this disclosure

Email contact@fanfusion-agency.com. If you think a page on this site does not make our ownership clear enough, we want to hear about it.