Neon Hub is software for running an OnlyFans agency. Employees work under their own accounts and roles and never need creator account passwords; shifts are recorded in the software, and pay is calculated from them: the rate, a percentage of the shift's revenue and a bonus.
The price is $150, $350 or $500 a month for 5, 10 and an unlimited number of creator accounts, whatever the agency earns.
What usually hurts in an agency
- Five people know the creator account password, and when one of them leaves it has to be changed on every platform.
- Shifts are counted in a spreadsheet and pay is worked out from screenshots.
- Nobody can tell whose sale it was: two chatters handled the same fan.
- The owner sees the total revenue but not which creator account and which employee produced it.
- A new hire is trained “in the chat” and repeats someone else's mistakes.
Roles instead of shared passwords
Every employee has their own Neon account, and access to a creator account comes from a role. There are 171 permissions, so the role is built around your process rather than the other way round: administrator, team lead, chatter, a trainee with one creator account and no access to finances.
- Access is checked every time a creator account is opened — you can close it in a minute.
- Creator account sessions and proxy passwords are stored encrypted and are never shown to the employee.
- Shift-based access: outside their own shift an employee cannot open a creator account.
Shifts and pay
A shift records who was responsible for the chat at a given moment and what revenue came in during that time. Pay is calculated from the same data: the rate, a percentage of the shift's revenue, a bonus. The manager sees the shift report — the argument over “that was my sale” is settled by a report, not by a chat thread.
What the owner sees
- Revenue for each creator account and by source: subscriptions, PPV, tips, one-off sales.
- 19 metrics for every employee: sales, messages, reply speed, the share of scripted and AI-assisted messages.
- A forecast for the end of the month — so you can move mid-month instead of on the last day.
- Traffic: which link brought in a paying fan, what the click cost and what the ROI is.
- The message log: who, to whom, for how much and how fast they replied.
Hiring and training — in the same account
The Neon personal account has what usually costs extra:
- The Academy — your own courses and knowledge checks for new hires instead of files in a messenger;
- hiring — profiles of specialists with their experience and reputation, plus job posts;
- a services marketplace — contractors and deals with a log that settles disputes;
- an affiliate program — 20% of payments from people you invite, 25% after ten.
How many creator accounts and platforms you can run
Seven platforms in one window: OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, LoyalFans, ManyVids, Tango and Telegram. Creator accounts — as many as you like on the $500 plan; on the $150 and $350 plans, up to five and up to ten. Every new creator account gets its own free seven days.
Frequently asked questions
What software does an OnlyFans agency need?
How do I cut off access for a chatter who has left?
Can access be limited to a shift?
How is pay calculated?
Does the price depend on what the agency earns?
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