Key takeaways
- Both agencies name a 25–50% commission range; what it applies to is the real question.
- At Murmur, the share applies to all revenue after the platform fee, including what your page already earns.
- Bunny describes regular performance reporting; Murmur reviews your page with you every week.
- Both say the creator keeps ownership of her account.
- Murmur's distinctive focus is discretion: persona, geo-blocking and faceless content plans.
Side by side
| Question | Murmur Studios | Bunny Agency (according to their website, checked October 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Who looks after you? | One personal manager on a small boutique roster | A dedicated account manager for each creator is described |
| Commission | 25–50% of revenue after the platform fee, agreed in writing before the start | 25–50% depending on scope; the covered revenue is defined individually in writing |
| Setup fees and lock-in | No upfront fees, no extra fees; cancel monthly, or immediately by mutual agreement | No setup fee or retainer; no long-term lock-in |
| Reporting | A short weekly review with your manager | Regular performance reporting |
| Account ownership | Account, login, 2FA, recovery details and payouts stay with you | The creator keeps account and content ownership, according to its contract guide |
| Results shown | Team experience since 2021: 30+ creators, $10M+ creator revenue; no income promises | Creator cases with dollar figures and periods |
| Reply to enquiries | Within 12 hours | 24–48 hours, according to its homepage |
Same range, different questions
When two agencies name the same range, the useful question is no longer "how much?" but "how much of what?". According to Bunny's contract information, the revenue covered by the commission is defined individually in writing. That gives room for tailoring – so ask exactly which accounts and which kinds of income are included in your offer.
We say our basis openly: our share applies to all revenue after the platform fee, including income your page already makes before we start. OnlyFans keeps 20%, and the commission is calculated on the remaining 80%. An illustration, not a forecast: a page that earns $3,000 in a month keeps $2,400 after the platform fee. At a 30% share, $720 would go to us and $1,680 to you. If you already earn well, this is worth knowing before you sign – and we would rather you hear it from us now than discover it later.
Our journal article on OnlyFans agency fees explains more examples, and the commission calculator lets you try your own numbers.
What happens every week
Bunny Agency describes regular performance reporting. At Murmur the rhythm is fixed: once a week you have a short review with your manager. It covers what went live, what fans bought, what came up in chat, how your social channels did and what we try next. Leak cases and open requests appear there too.
A weekly rhythm suits creators who like to stay close to their page without doing the work themselves. If you prefer less contact, tell us – but you will always have the weekly overview if you want it. With any agency, ask for an example report so you can see what "regular" means in practice.
Your account stays yours – on both sides
This is common ground worth noting. According to Bunny's contract guide, the creator keeps ownership of her account and content. At Murmur you keep ownership, login, two-factor authentication, recovery details and payouts. We work through delegated access wherever the platform supports it, you approve content and boundaries, and you can revoke access at any time.
Whoever you choose: never hand over your recovery details or payout access. A good agency doesn't need them.
Platforms and scope
Bunny describes support for several platforms. Our focus is clear: OnlyFans first, then Fansly, and Fanvue, ManyVids, LoyalFans and Fancentro on request. If a second page is on your mind, our page on Fansly management shows how we run two pages on one plan without doubling your work.
Where Murmur feels different: discretion
If you want to stay private, this is where we are most ourselves. Before your first post we build a persona with you – name, look, voice – set up geo-blocking for the regions you choose and, if you prefer, plan content that never shows your face. Every teaser is checked for identifying details, and leak searches with takedown requests are part of full management.
Ask any agency you are considering how they protect anonymity in daily work. The answer tells you a lot about how they treat you.
Frequently asked questions
Is the commission the same at Murmur and Bunny Agency?
Both name a 25–50% range, according to Bunny's website checked in October 2026. Your actual rate depends on the agreed scope at each agency, so compare written offers and check exactly which revenue the share applies to.
Do I pay setup fees at either agency?
Bunny's website says there is no setup fee or retainer. At Murmur there are no upfront fees and no extra fees; our only income is the agreed commission.
How quickly will I hear back?
Bunny's homepage states 24–48 hours. Murmur replies personally to every enquiry within 12 hours.
Can I switch to Murmur if I am with another agency?
Yes. Check your notice period and final statement first, then plan the handover of open requests and access. Our free agency switch checklist helps you keep everything in order.
Comparing offers is wise. If Murmur's quieter way of working feels right, send us a discreet enquiry – we reply within 12 hours and explain your terms before anything is decided.