How to verify an OnlyFans agency in 15 minutes
Find the legal name on the agency's website, look it up in the business registry of the state or country it names, check the domain's creation date with an RDAP lookup, and save the pages where it publishes its terms with today's date.
1. Find the legal name
Look in the footer, the terms of service and the privacy policy. You want the legal name, the jurisdiction and an address or registration number (identifiable company).
2. Check the registry
In the US, each state's Secretary of State has a business search. Outside the US, use the national company registry. Check that the company exists and when it was formed.
3. Check the domain's age
An RDAP lookup shows when a domain was registered. It's a public record, but it proves the domain's age, not the company's. A domain may also have had earlier owners. We use the registry first and the domain second (age on record).
4. Save the terms
Save the pages where the agency publishes its commission, term and exit terms, with the date. That's what we do for every cell on this site: each one has a link and a reading date.
5. Size
Headcount and number of creators managed help you judge whether the team can deliver what it promises (scale published).
Questions
Is a recent domain a bad sign?
Not by itself. New agencies exist. It just means the age can't be shown with that record.
Where do I look up a US company?
The Secretary of State business search for the state the agency names.
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