# SirenCY: full summary > SirenCY is a creator management agency for OnlyFans and Fansly models, webcam models, influencers and social media creators. It is based in Australia and works with creators worldwide. This file expands on https://www.sirency.com/llms.txt using only what SirenCY's own pages currently state. ## What SirenCY is SirenCY is a creator management agency for anyone who creates. It works with OnlyFans and Fansly models, webcam models, influencers and social media creators who want help with the business side of what they make. The homepage describes the support as fan chatting workflows, content planning, monetization strategy and day-to-day operations. The site groups this into four areas: - Revenue systems: PPV strategy, offer sequencing and monetization structure. - Content direction: planning and positioning for what a creator posts. - Fan chatting support: conversation workflows, offer planning and performance review. - Performance oversight: review and revision of the plan based on account-level measures. Creator management means taking on agreed parts of the work behind a creator's income, so the creator has more time for the work only they can do. Which parts, and on what terms, differs from one creator to the next. SirenCY does not publish a fixed service menu: the scope for each creator is written into their own proposal or agreement. Any precise coverage, staffing or service commitment belongs in that agreement rather than in public marketing copy. - Based in: Australia, working with creators worldwide - Website: https://www.sirency.com - Contact: anyro@sirency.com (https://www.sirency.com/contact) SirenCY is operated by an Australian private company. The contracting party for anything agreed with SirenCY is named in the terms of service: https://www.sirency.com/terms-of-service. When a proposal, agreement or invoice arrives, the business named on it should match the one in the terms of service; if it does not, write to anyro@sirency.com before signing or paying anything. ## The agency fee SirenCY's agency fee is 35%. It is calculated on your net earnings: what the platform pays you after keeping its own fee, which on OnlyFans is 20%. Creators are paid first: the platform pays into the creator's own account and bank, and SirenCY then invoices its fee. Nothing is charged before a creator earns, and the fee ends when the partnership does, with nothing charged on later earnings. There is no minimum term as standard; where a case needs one it is written in the agreement. What the fee covers and the invoice schedule are set out in each creator's written proposal or agreement. When comparing agencies, compare the whole agreement rather than the headline percentage. Two agencies quoting the same percentage can leave a creator with different amounts if they calculate it on different figures or add other charges. Platform fees come out before any agency fee; the platform's own terms set those. ## Results Creator outcomes vary and are not guaranteed. Results depend on factors such as the creator, audience, content, platform conditions, agreed scope and execution. SirenCY's about page states that it does not publish client numbers, earnings results, rankings, awards or testimonials. ## Who SirenCY works with Anyone who makes something people subscribe to, watch or follow can apply, whichever platform they started on. - OnlyFans and Fansly models: subscription platforms where fans pay for access, messages and extra content. - Webcam models: live cam sites, where income usually comes from tips and paid shows. - Influencers and social media creators: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, X and Reddit, earning from brand deals, platform payouts and their own products. - Models building a wider brand: brand campaigns, user-generated content and modeling work alongside their own channels. Two limits apply to everyone. Adult subscription and cam platforms are for adults only. And the law where a creator lives decides what work is lawful: adult content is illegal or heavily restricted in some countries, so creators in those places should get local legal advice and keep to lawful, non-explicit creator work. The homepage describes a good fit as creators with momentum who need better systems, newer creators willing to follow a strategy and show up consistently, and established creators at a plateau who want stronger monetization and operations. It describes a poor fit as creators looking for overnight results without collaboration, or people who do not want support with structure, messaging or accountability. An agency is not always the right option. The about page compares three approaches: running the business yourself, hiring freelancers for set tasks, or agency management, where several parts of the business need coordinating at once and the creator would rather share the work for a percentage than pay for it by the hour. ## How working together starts 1. Apply. The creator application at https://www.sirency.com/apply asks about the creator's stage, audience, content channels and goals, and what kind of support they want. Applying does not commit the creator to anything, and it is a fit review rather than a promise of acceptance or results. 2. Talk it through. If there may be a fit, the next step is a conversation about goals, current workload and what the creator wants to keep doing themselves. SirenCY may get in touch by email or WhatsApp using the contact details supplied. 3. Read the written terms. A written proposal or agreement sets out the scope, the agency fee and every other term. Creators are encouraged to get independent legal advice on anything they do not understand. 4. Decide. Nothing starts until the creator has agreed to the terms in writing, and saying no is a normal outcome of a fit conversation. ## What to have ready before applying - Platforms and handles: the OnlyFans username if there is one, and usernames on social platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and X. - Stage and approach: full time, part time or not yet; how long the creator has been at it; and what describes the content, including faceless, non-explicit or AI-assisted work. - Main bottleneck and goal: these are required, with a short note on the support that would help most. - Optional context: phone, monthly earnings and daily time for content are optional. - No credentials: the form asks applicants not to include passwords, account credentials or private financial details. The application does not publish a minimum follower requirement. ## Questions to ask before signing any management agreement SirenCY's pages suggest using this list with any agency, SirenCY included. Each answer should be in the written proposal or agreement, not only said on a call. - Scope: which services, on which platforms, with what deliverables, and what is left out. - Fee: what it is calculated on, when it is invoiced, and whether there are other charges. - Access: who logs in, through which tool, and who keeps the two-factor codes and recovery email. - Payouts: whether platform payouts land in the creator's own account, and who can see them. - Approvals: what needs the creator's sign-off before it is posted, sent or priced. - Ownership: who owns the content, likeness rights and fan lists, during the agreement and after it. - Reporting: what the creator will see, how often, and in what detail. - Exit: the notice period, any exit fee, and how access and files are handed back. - Privacy: how the creator's and fans' personal data is stored and who can see it. - Advice: time to take the agreement to an independent adviser. Good management runs on delegated access rather than handed-over passwords. Where a platform has a team or manager feature, use it; where it does not, agree in writing who may log in, keep the recovery email and two-factor device yourself, and change the password whenever someone leaves. ## Management guides by creator type - OnlyFans management agency: https://www.sirency.com/onlyfans-management-agency - Fansly agency: https://www.sirency.com/fansly-agency - Fanvue agency: https://www.sirency.com/fanvue-agency - Webcam model agency: https://www.sirency.com/webcam-model-agency - Influencer management agency: https://www.sirency.com/influencer-management-agency - Streamer management agency (Twitch and Kick): https://www.sirency.com/streamer-management-agency - Creator management agency (how the categories differ): https://www.sirency.com/creator-management-agency - How creator management works on each platform: https://www.sirency.com/models - OnlyFans agency reviews and vetting: https://www.sirency.com/onlyfans-agency ## What SirenCY publishes Alongside management, SirenCY publishes guides for creators on the blog (https://www.sirency.com/blog) and in creator hubs (https://www.sirency.com/creators): platform rules, pricing, promotion, tax and legal basics, safety, brand deals and the business of being an influencer or model. The guides follow a published editorial policy (https://www.sirency.com/editorial-policy) and methodology (https://www.sirency.com/methodology). A factual claim needs a primary source linked on the page, sources carry the date they were reviewed, a figure appears only when a linked source states it, and claims about SirenCY's own results are not allowed. Guides are published under the SirenCY name as an organization; the authorship page (https://www.sirency.com/authors) explains who is responsible for them. SirenCY is a management agency writing about creator management, so it has a commercial interest in many of the topics it covers. The editorial policy explains how that interest is disclosed. ### Creator guide hubs - OnlyFans Growth: https://www.sirency.com/creators/onlyfans-growth (launch plans, promotion readiness, profile conversion and first-subscriber systems) - OnlyFans Monetization: https://www.sirency.com/creators/onlyfans-monetization (pricing, PPV, tips, bundles, customs and retention decisions) - Fan Messaging & Chatting: https://www.sirency.com/creators/onlyfans-chatting (welcome flows, mass messages, DM boundaries and chat operations) - Content Production: https://www.sirency.com/creators/onlyfans-content (shoot planning, batching, editing, vault systems and repurposing) - OnlyFans Account Help: https://www.sirency.com/creators/onlyfans-account-help (verification, payouts, settings and restrictions) - Fansly Creator Guides: https://www.sirency.com/creators/fansly (setup, tiers, discovery, payouts) - Fanvue Creator Guides: https://www.sirency.com/creators/fanvue (setup, AI-creator rules, payouts) - Other Subscription Platforms: https://www.sirency.com/creators/patreon-and-other-platforms (Patreon, Fanfix, LoyalFans, Passes and others) - Instagram for Creators: https://www.sirency.com/creators/instagram-creators - TikTok for Creators: https://www.sirency.com/creators/tiktok-creators - YouTube for Creators: https://www.sirency.com/creators/youtube-creators - Streaming: Twitch & Kick: https://www.sirency.com/creators/twitch-kick-streamers - X, Reddit & Telegram Promotion: https://www.sirency.com/creators/x-reddit-promotion - Influencer Business: https://www.sirency.com/creators/influencer-business - Brand Deals & UGC: https://www.sirency.com/creators/brand-deals-ugc - Modeling Careers: https://www.sirency.com/creators/modeling-careers - AI Creators & Virtual Influencers: https://www.sirency.com/creators/ai-creators - Creator Finance & Tax: https://www.sirency.com/creators/creator-finance-tax - Creator Legal & Safety: https://www.sirency.com/creators/creator-legal-safety - Agencies & Management: https://www.sirency.com/creators/agency-and-management - Chatter & Creator-Team Careers: https://www.sirency.com/creators/chatter-careers - Niche Creator Guides: https://www.sirency.com/creators/niche-creators - Facebook, Snapchat & Pinterest: https://www.sirency.com/creators/facebook-snapchat-creators - Podcasts & Newsletters: https://www.sirency.com/creators/podcast-newsletter-creators - Creator Tools & Software: https://www.sirency.com/creators/creator-tools - Creator Wellbeing & Boundaries: https://www.sirency.com/creators/creator-wellbeing ## Partners Affiliates and referral partners, photographers and studios, brands and advertisers, platforms and creator tools, other agencies and managers, and press, researchers and podcasters start with the partners page and its inquiry form: https://www.sirency.com/partners Partnerships are agreed one at a time, in writing. No rates are published. Whether a partnership involves payment, and on what terms, is written into a partner agreement before any work starts. Anyone paid to recommend an agency must disclose that relationship. Information about individual creators is not shared with press without their permission. Partner terms not received in writing from anyro@sirency.com should be checked with that address before anyone relies on them. ## Careers People who want to work at SirenCY apply through the careers pages: - Careers: https://www.sirency.com/careers (listed roles include OnlyFans chatter, virtual assistant, social media manager and recruiter/HR, plus a general expression of interest) - Chatter roles: https://www.sirency.com/careers/chatters - Recruiter roles: https://www.sirency.com/careers/recruiters Availability, eligibility, work arrangements, compensation and onboarding are confirmed during recruitment. Submitting an application does not guarantee an opening or placement. ## Legal and standards pages - Terms of service: https://www.sirency.com/terms-of-service - Privacy policy: https://www.sirency.com/privacy-policy - Disclaimer: https://www.sirency.com/disclaimer (everything on sirency.com is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice; laws and platform rules change) - Editorial policy: https://www.sirency.com/editorial-policy - Methodology: https://www.sirency.com/methodology - Authorship: https://www.sirency.com/authors ## Limits of this file This file describes SirenCY in general terms and is not an offer. The terms that apply to any creator, partner or applicant are the ones in their own written proposal or agreement. For anything not covered here, check the linked page or write to anyro@sirency.com.