COMPARE THE NUMBERS THAT MATTER

Compare what you actually keep.

Higher revenue is only part of the picture. Compare your current setup with a scenario you choose, including platform and management fees.

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How do you work today?

Enter your actual commission. Any revenue change is your own assumption.

Before the platform fee. The 10,000 shown is an example baseline; enter your own monthly figure.

20% is the illustrative OnlyFans assumption. Check the rate that actually applies to you.

A share of revenue after the platform fee. If you work independently, enter 0%.

40% is an example, not an offer. Majestic agrees a rate of 25–50% after the platform fee. Use the relevant rate for your comparison.

Your assumption, not our forecast. 0% means unchanged revenue; negative values model a decrease.

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YOUR SCENARIO

Remaining after platform and management fees

€4,800

Before tax and your own business costs.

Fan payments in this scenario
€10,000
Platform fee deducted
€2,000
After the platform fee
€8,000
Management fee
€3,200

Compared with your current setup

Remaining today
€8,000
Monthly difference
−€3,200

When would you keep the same amount?

At these fee rates, monthly fan payments would need to reach €16,667, a change of +66.7% from today.

A negative threshold means lower fees can leave you with the same amount even at lower revenue.

This is a calculation tool, not an earnings forecast or promise. Both scenarios use the same platform fee. Management fees apply to revenue after the platform fee. Refunds, exchange rates, tax and your own costs are not separately modelled.

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How the comparison works

  1. Fan payments × (1 − platform fee) = revenue after the platform fee.
  2. Revenue after the platform fee × management rate = management fee.
  3. Revenue after the platform fee − management fee = your remaining amount before tax and your own costs.

Compare more than a headline revenue number. Consider the work involved, the relationship and what remains after fees.