What to ask an agency before signing
- A contract with an agency decides who runs your account and how much of what you earn stays in your hands.
- These questions help you compare offers and spot what isn't in the headline terms.
- If an agency can't answer one of them clearly, that's an answer in itself.
The questions, one by one
- What percentage do you charge, and on what: what I sell or what I keep?
- Do you need my passwords? Who has access to my account and my messages?
- Who writes to my fans pretending to be me? Can I read those conversations?
- How long is the contract, is there a minimum term and what happens if I want to leave early?
- What reports do I get and how often: what was posted and how much each thing sold?
- Do my content and my fans stay mine if I end the contract?
Percentage agency or AI manager, criterion by criterion
| Criterion | Agency that takes a percentage | AI manager, no percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | A percentage of what you earn, every month: the better you do, the more it takes. | A fixed monthly price. What you earn is yours. |
| Control of your account | Many ask for your passwords and run your account and your messages for you. | Your account stays yours: we never ask for passwords in chat and you can disconnect everything whenever you want. |
| Timing | It depends on the team, their hours and how many creators they handle. | The AI assistant replies to your fans around the clock and your daily plan reaches you on Telegram. |
| Support | A person on the team, sometimes very hands-on. | Your AI manager on Telegram, whenever you need her. She's not a person and she always says so. |
| Contracts | They often ask for contracts lasting several months, with a minimum term or penalties for leaving. | No minimum term: cancel whenever you want. |
| Transparency | You don't always see what they did or how much each thing sold. | You see in the portal what was posted, what sold and what you pay. |
When an agency does make sense
- If you want a real person to talk to your fans on your behalf.
- If you're looking for professional production: photographers, studio, wardrobe or travel.
- If you'd rather hand everything off and don't mind paying a percentage for it.
- If you need contacts or collaborations that depend on a network of people.
Frequently asked questions
Is it wrong to work with an agency?
No. There are good agencies; what matters is understanding what they charge, who runs your account and how you get out if it doesn't work for you.
What should I do if they ask for my password in chat?
Be wary. The safest thing is not to share passwords over messages and to be able to revoke access whenever you want.
What if I've already signed?
Reread the minimum term and exit section, and ask in writing about anything that isn't clear.
Does Get More Fans lock me into a contract?
No: there's no minimum term and you cancel whenever you want.