Creators considering an agency ask one thing first: does it actually work? This page answers with numbers from accounts we manage, explains exactly how each number is measured, and shows where you can check us independently. We manage creators across most niches, from goth and MILF to girl next door, with monthly revenue from about $10k to over $100k.
Five anonymised statements
These are the same five case studies shown on our home page. Each line compares the last full month before we started with one later month.
| Creator | On arrival (per month) | Later (per month) | Months with us | Share earned in messages | What changed most |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Creator A | $4,100 | $40,800 | 11 | 87% | Inbox attended around the clock, and a price ladder in place of one flat price |
| Creator B | $6,300 | $44,100 | 8 | 84% | A complete rebrand with a written voice guide, relaunched to an audience warmed first |
| Creator C | $52,400 | $96,100 | 9 | 86% | Night hours covered, and bundles offered in place of discounts |
| Creator D | $18,700 | $112,400 | 10 | 89% | A second team for the night hours; came from another agency |
| Creator E | $118,500 | $412,300 | 14 | 82% | A dedicated team for each time zone, and a private tier for the most loyal fans |
More results, in brief
Four further accounts, described in text. Payout records for them will be added to the slot below once they are anonymised.
The second case shows a pattern we see often: the traffic was already there, and the difference came from an inbox that is attended day and night. If that sounds like your account, a first conversation costs nothing.
Payout records
One creator account, OnlyFans, 2 August 2022 to 22 October 2026: $3,550,315.18 gross, $2,840,058.81 net after the platform's share. Subscriptions $305,541.31 net, tips $255,916.30 net, messages $2,278,601.20 net. Anonymised, watermarked, shared with the creator's consent.
One creator account, OnlyFans, March to October 2025, month by month: March $55,988.58 · April $51,364.80 · May $66,780.87 · June $62,992.65 · July $82,817.75 · August $55,465.84 · September $55,827.19 · October $55,491.31. Eight months in a row above $51,000, average about $60,800. Anonymised, watermarked, shared with the creator's consent.
Every record here is watermarked, anonymised and shared with the written consent of the creator. Each one carries a text caption with the period, the platform, the net payout figure and the niche, so the content of the image is readable for screen readers and search engines too.
Verify us independently
You should not have to take an agency's word for its own results, including ours.
- TopAgencies. Our profile on TopAgencies, an agency directory, shows 7 creators verified by the directory. We pay no directory and no ranking for a listing or a position.
- In writing, before you sign. Ask us anything on this page in a first conversation. The answers, and our commitments, come in writing before anything is agreed. The facts page lists what we commit to.
- Your own numbers, every week. Once we work together you see your own platform dashboard at any time, and a written report every Monday shows what changed and why.
What the numbers do not show
A growth figure says little on its own. Three things matter as much:
- Where the account started. Creator C grew less in percentage terms than Creator A, but from a much higher base. Large accounts rarely multiply; they get steadier and fill the gaps, such as night hours.
- How much depends on messages. All five accounts earn more than 80% in messages. If your income is mostly subscriptions, the lever is different, and we will say so.
- What the creator put in. Each of these creators kept producing the content agreed in the plan. Management cannot replace that.
If you want to work out what a commission would cost you on your own numbers, our guide on whether an agency is worth it has the arithmetic. And if any of the points on who we are not a fit for applies to you, we would rather tell you now.
Questions creators ask
Are these results typical?
No figure on this page is a promise. They are real accounts, anonymised, and each one started from a different place. Results depend on the account, the audience, how much content is produced and how much of the income comes from messages. We tell every creator in the first conversation what we think is realistic for their account, and that can be "not much".
How are the figures measured?
Monthly revenue after the platform's share and before our commission, taken from the creator's own payout records on the platform and shared with their permission. "On arrival" is the last full month before we started; the later figure is a single full month.
Why are the creators not named?
Because we never name the creators we work with. Many of them keep their work private from family and employers. Anonymity is a promise we make to every creator, including you.
How can I verify White Door independently?
Our profile on TopAgencies, an agency directory, shows 7 creators verified by the directory. You can also ask us any question on this page in a first conversation and get the answer in writing before anything is agreed.
Which niches does White Door work in?
Most niches, from goth and MILF to girl next door, with monthly revenue from about $10k to over $100k. Creators earning less are welcome to ask too.