The questionseveryone avoids.
Most agency FAQs answer the easy ones and skip anything about money, contracts or ownership. Here are ours, including the awkward ones.
Money & contracts
1.1How and when do I get paid?
The platform pays you weekly, straight into your own account, in your name. We then invoice you for our share. Your money never passes through us and we never hold your balance — that ordering is deliberate, and it's the safest way round for you.
1.2Can you help with the business side — tax, structure, all the admin?
We guide you through it rather than leaving you to work it out alone. We're registered in both Australia and the United States, so we're familiar with what creators face in each: ABNs, GST and sole-trader-versus-company questions on the Australian side; LLCs, self-employment tax and quarterly estimates on the US side. We also have a trusted, vetted cross-border CPA we introduce clients to — a US-based accountant who genuinely understands this industry and handles creators in both countries. We're not accountants and won't pretend to be, but you won't be left guessing, and most of the admin that overwhelms people early is far simpler once someone shows you the shape of it.
1.3Are there any fees, retainers or setup costs?
None. No setup fee, no retainer, no monthly minimum, no charge for the launch build or for DMCA takedowns. We only earn when you earn — if you make nothing, you owe us nothing.
1.4How long am I locked in for?
There's no lock-in period. Term length is agreed with you on the call and written into the agreement before you sign anything — and we don't change it mid-engagement. If it stops working, you leave.
Control & ownership
2.1Who owns my account and my content?
You do — account, content, subscriber list, all of it, permanently. We operate; we never own. Nothing you sign moves a right away from you.
2.2Who is actually typing to my fans?
A trained chat team, vetted, contracted and under NDA — never a bot. Every message is logged and available to you on request, and nobody can promise a fan anything you haven't agreed to.
2.3What happens if I want to leave?
You give notice and everything comes back: logins, content, subscriber data. No delays, no leverage. Confidentiality binds us permanently afterwards, and if you're leaving the industry entirely we'll help you close it all down.
Getting started
3.1I've never posted anything. Can I still apply?
Yes — a large part of our roster had never posted before signing. We handle the launch end-to-end: positioning, pricing, page build, content direction and the first traffic. No bad habits to undo is an advantage, not a problem.
3.2Do I need a following already?
No. An existing audience makes the first month faster, but it isn't a requirement — acquisition is part of what you're hiring us for.
3.3What kind of creators do you work with?
Alt, goth and cosplay creators, complete beginners, and established earners who've hit a ceiling. We're selective about people, not niches.
3.4Do I need to be a certain look, or fit a certain niche?
No. We take on creators of every ethnicity, body type, age and style, and plenty with no defined niche at all when they start. Alt, goth and cosplay is the niche that performs strongest for us and it's a genuine specialty — but it is not a requirement and it is not a filter. Fan taste is far more varied than the industry pretends: there is an audience for almost every kind of creator, and finding and building yours is the part we're paid to do.
3.5Do I have to show my face?
Yes. Faceless pages very rarely build the kind of fan relationships this business runs on, so showing your face is part of the work with us — we'd rather tell you that now than take you on and disappoint you later. Everything else about how you present is yours to set: what you do and don't shoot, your working name, and which parts of your life stay completely private.
Safety & discretion
4.1Can people I know find out?
We reduce the risk, and we'll be straight with you about its limits. Geo-blocking is configured at onboarding, before your first post, and we can block specific regions. What we can't do is block Australia, the US, the UK or Canada — those markets are where the overwhelming majority of spending fans are, so blocking them would remove most of your income. That's a real trade-off in this job, not something we'll pretend away. What we do control tightly: your legal name stays separate from your working name in everything we handle, and we run takedowns the moment content surfaces where it shouldn't.
4.2What happens when my content leaks?
DMCA takedowns across leak sites, aggregators and search results, included in management and never billed as an extra, for as long as we work together.
4.3Are you an actual company?
Yes — registered in Australia and the United States, with a signed agreement before any work begins. You always know exactly who you're dealing with.
Expectations
5.1How much will I make?
We won't quote you a number, and you should distrust anyone who does. What we will do on a call is look at your situation honestly and tell you what we think is realistic — including if the answer is 'not much yet'.
5.2How long before I see results?
The first weeks are setup and traffic; meaningful revenue usually takes longer than people hope. Anyone promising instant money is selling you something.
5.3Is there anyone you turn down?
Most applicants, honestly. We take a limited number of creators so each gets senior attention — and we say no when we don't think we'd genuinely improve someone's position.
Still got a question we haven’t answered? Ask it — we’d rather tell you now than have you find out later.