We already have chatters. Why you?
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Most chatter teams answer messages. Ours runs a revenue team: data, tested script trees, whale custody and accountability against your net. Book the read-only audit (by inquiry) and put the two teams side by side before anyone touches a message.
What do you charge on OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue?
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A share of net while we run the account, 20% to 30% depending on size, and it slides down as you grow. Net, never gross. No retainer, no setup fee, no lock-in. The bill is the same shape on a slow month and a record one, and it only exists when the number does.
And chatting on my social and dating accounts, same deal?
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That one is a separate, paid service. Instagram, Reddit, Tinder and the rest route traffic and warm fans. They do not close subscription payments, so there is no growth-over-baseline to share there. You can bolt social and dating chatting onto a managed account or buy it on its own. Either way it is scoped to the exact job and quoted up front, so you see the price before anything starts.
Is our content and data safe?
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Signed NDAs, least-privilege access, and per-creator handlers. We have run 100+ top 1% accounts since 2021 with a clean sheet. Discretion is the product.
Which platforms do you cover?
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The whole map, 50+ and counting. Money closes on OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and the other monetization homes. Fans get found and warmed on social, dating and cam channels. We chat wherever your buyers are, with a funnel tuned to how each platform actually works. And when a buyer wants to settle direct, crypto, bank transfer, any rail that clears, the team closes that too.
How fast do you move?
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Audit inside week one. First scripts live within days. Most teams see the unlock rate move inside the first month, the archive revenue follows close behind.
My content already leaked. Now what?
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The DMCA team hunts the leaks and takes them down while the chat side re-prices access around the things that never leak: presence, customs, conversation. A leak is a revenue problem, and revenue problems have operational fixes.