Short answer: you. An agency needs to work on your page, not to own it.
What must stay yours
- The account itself, registered and verified in your name.
- The e-mail address the account is registered to.
- The payout method: OnlyFans pays you, not the agency.
- All the content you have created.
Why it matters
If the account is registered to an agency, the page, the fans and the income leave with them the day you part ways. If it is yours, you can change the team without starting from zero.
Good habits
- Register the account yourself, even if the agency guides you through it.
- Keep access to the e-mail and turn on two-factor authentication.
- Put account ownership in the written contract.
- When you leave, change the password and end every access you gave.
At Kaira you register the account yourself. The account, login and content stay yours during our work and after it.