Content strategy
A themed week built around your real schedule, with a brief every Monday saying exactly what to shoot and why.
A UK creator management agency handling strategy, growth, editing and daily operations so you can focus on creating.
Fenix International Ltd, year ended 30 November 2025. Total fan spend derived from creator payouts and the platform's 20% share.
Fan spending on the platform has risen in each of the last three financial years.
| Measure | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spent by fans | $6.63bn | $7.22bn | $7.75bn |
| Went to creators | $5.32bn | $5.78bn | $6.2bn |
| Creators on the platform | 4.1m | 4.63m | 5m |
Fan spending up 16.9% across the three years, and higher in every one of them.
Fenix International Ltd, financial years ending 30 November. 2023 creator payouts are gross fan spend less the $1.31bn the company booked as revenue; 2025 fan spend is derived from creator payouts and the 20% platform share. Creator accounts are the total registered at each year end.
The number of people signed up to the platform has grown every year on record.
Up 23.7%, then 15.8%, year on year.
Of the 437m signed up by the end of 2025, 132m paid for something during the year.
Fenix International Ltd, cumulative registered fan accounts at each year end. A registered account is not the same as a paying one: the active figure above counts only fans who paid.
Strategy, editing, growth, chat and reporting all run behind your account. You deal directly with the two people who run the agency, and they coordinate the rest.
A themed week built around your real schedule, with a brief every Monday saying exactly what to shoot and why.
Send raw files. Get back finished posts, cut and graded to a consistent look.
Your socials worked daily to push new traffic to your page, with the plan adjusted around what the numbers say.
Your subscribers answered in your voice, not off a script, so the conversation sounds like you.
Every post tracked, so next week's brief leans into what worked and drops what did not.
Five steps from the form to your first brief.
Fill in the form. It takes a few minutes and goes straight to us.
A call to go through your week, your setup and what you are comfortable shooting. We are honest about whether we can actually help you.
The split and the terms, in writing and agreed with you before anything starts.
Accepted creators are issued their portal account, with the onboarding checklist waiting inside.
The questionnaire, your OnlyFans account, your first content and a call to plan it out. Then the briefs start.
Plenty of agencies in this industry sign a creator, take a cut, and then disappear once the paperwork is done. We started 4theFans because we wanted to do the part that actually moves the numbers: the planning, the shooting brief, the editing and the daily work behind an account.
You get a plan every week that says exactly what to shoot and why. We only earn when you do, which keeps everyone pointed the same direction.
A share of what we help you earn, agreed with you in writing before you sign anything. You will know the exact split before you commit.
No. It changes the strategy rather than stopping it working, and we will be straight with you about what that means for your growth.
That is the point of the brief. Every day has a theme, a carousel to shoot and two stories, written out for you.
No. We take on a small number of creators at a time so each one gets real attention.
Tell us about yourself and someone from the team will come back to you.