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FantasyRise: published terms and score (2026)

Jacksonville, Florida (US); Wyoming LLCOnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, FanCentroEnglish, GermanRead Nov 12, 2026 · next reading by Feb 10, 2027

7.8 /1012.5 of 16 points · 11 published in full

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Answer · updated

FantasyRise scores 7.8/10 on our 16 criteria (#5 of 25 in the ranking). It publishes in full: creator keeps the login, direct payouts, creator owns the content, minimum term and notice published, no exit penalty, no commission after exit, commission published with its base, nothing upfront, reporting published, identifiable company, scale published. Not found on its website: leak protection, exit handover.

Summary by block

Control of your account10.0
Freedom to leave7.5
Clear money10.0
Service explained3.3
Verifiable company8.3

The 16 criteria

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CriterionWhat we found
1. Creator keeps the loginPublished
“We never ask for your password, before or after signing.”
Says it never asks for the password; email and 2FA stay with the creator.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
2. Direct payoutsPublished
“Payouts go from the platform to your account. They never pass through us.”
Payouts go straight to the creator's account.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
3. Creator owns the contentPublished
“Our license to use it ends when the agreement does.”
Content is the creator's; the license ends with the agreement.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
4. Minimum term and notice publishedPublished
“No minimum term, no notice period. Leave any time.”
No minimum term and no notice period.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
5. No exit penaltyPublished
“nothing at all is payable to end it: no exit fee”
No exit fee.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
6. No commission after exitPublished
“we take no commission on anything you earn after you leave.”
No commission after leaving.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
7. Commission published with its basePublished
“The commission is 30–60% of net, after the platform's 20%.”
The agency takes 30–60% of net.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
8. Nothing upfrontPublished
“There are no other fees: nothing for setup, nothing for tools”
Nothing upfront.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
9. Reporting publishedPublished
“the numbers go out every Monday, itemized and checkable against your own dashboard.”
Itemized report every Monday.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
10. Content protectionNot found
Not offered as a service on its homepage; links free tools (DMCA notice generator, leak check).Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
11. Exit handover explainedNot found
Doesn't describe the exit process.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
12. Chat policyPartly
“Chatters are employed here, not freelancers and not subcontracted”
Says chatters are its own staff; details not published on limits or whether the creator can read the chats.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
13. Says who shouldn't signPartly
“Roughly 95% of applications are turned down”
Says it turns down ~95% of applications; no list of who shouldn't sign.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
14. Identifiable companyPublished
“FantasyRise LLC is a Wyoming company, filing ID 2024-001405482.”
FantasyRise LLC (Wyoming, filing ID 2024-001405482), Jacksonville, Florida address.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026
15. Age backed by a public recordPartly
“2024-001405482”
Wyoming filing numbered 2024 (per its site); the domain fantasyrise.com shows as registered Sep 9, 2026 (RDAP).Source: wyobiz.wyo.gov/Business/FilingSearch.aspx · read Nov 12, 2026
16. Scale publishedPublished
“a team of 60+ people, more than 40 of them women and 25 of them chatters”
Says it has 60+ people and 14 creators.Source: fantasyrise.com · read Nov 12, 2026

Key conditions

Commission
Published The agency takes 30–60% of net.
Term and notice
Published No minimum term and no notice period.
Exit fee
Published No exit fee.
After you leave
Published No commission after leaving.
Upfront costs
Published Nothing upfront.
Login and 2FA
Published Says it never asks for the password; email and 2FA stay with the creator.
Payouts
Published Payouts go straight to the creator's account.
Content
Published Content is the creator's; the license ends with the agreement.

Age: stated vs documented

Documented: Partly Wyoming filing numbered 2024 (per its site); the domain fantasyrise.com shows as registered Sep 9, 2026 (RDAP).

A founding year an agency states about itself is shown when we record it, but it doesn't score (rule R4). At this reading we recorded none.

What others say (doesn't score)

No third-party reviews recorded at this reading. Reviews and other rankings never change the score (rule R5).

16 questions to ask FantasyRise before signing

  1. Who keeps your password and 2FA?
  2. Does platform money land directly in your bank?
  3. Is your content still yours when you leave?
  4. How long are you tied in, and how much notice do you give?
  5. Does leaving cost you money?
  6. Do they keep taking a cut after you leave?
  7. Do they publish their cut and what it's calculated on?
  8. Do they charge anything to get started?
  9. What reports do you get, and how often?
  10. Do they monitor leaks and file takedowns (DMCA)? (not fully published)
  11. What happens to access and material the day you leave? (not fully published)
  12. Who talks to your fans, and within what limits? (not fully published)
  13. Do they tell you when NOT to sign? (not fully published)
  14. Do you know which company you'd sign with?
  15. How old is the agency, according to a public record? (not fully published)
  16. How many people work there, and how many creators do they manage?

Who it may suit

On what it publishes, FantasyRise is strongest on control of your account (10.0/10) and weakest on service explained (3.3/10). If that area matters most to you, ask for the missing points in writing before you sign.

Compare with LuxOnly

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Sources

Reply and corrections

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