Maison Velour is run by LuxOnly (Starvi Digital LLC): this comparison includes our own agency. Going by what each agency publishes as of Nov 12, 2026, FantasyRise gives US creators the most to verify (6 of 6 criteria), then Maison Velour (5), then Aruna Talent and Bunny Agency (3.5). FantasyRise's published cut also starts lower than ours (30% of net on its Growth plan).
We wrote this, so it isn't impartial. Here's how you can audit it: six public criteria, a dated source for every fact, no agency paid us, we didn't contact any of them, and on a tie we place ourselves second.
The house view: read the paperwork first
A polished website tells you very little. What protects you is what an agency is willing to put in writing before the first call. So instead of ranking reputations, we checked six things any US creator can verify in an afternoon.
The six things we checked
- Is the cut published, and is it on net or gross?
- Can you read the terms, or a summary, before you sign?
- Does it say in writing that nothing is due upfront?
- Is there a legal name with a registration or an address?
- Is the exit spelled out: notice period and no penalty?
- Are there reviews outside its own site, with a visible score?
A full answer scores 1, a partial answer 0.5, nothing found 0. Agencies are ranked by total.
The scorecard
| # | Agency | Points | Published cut | Published terms | Nothing upfront | Identifiable company | Clear exit | Outside reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FantasyRise | 6/6 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 2 | Maison Velour (LuxOnly) · that's us | 5/6 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| 3 | Aruna Talent | 3.5/6 | Partly | Partly | Yes | Partly | Yes | No |
| 4 | Bunny Agency | 3.5/6 | Partly | Partly | Yes | Yes | Partly | No |
| 5 | Louna's Models | 2.5/6 | No | No | Yes | Partly | Partly | Partly |
| 6 | Sakura Management | 2.5/6 | No | Partly | Yes | Partly | Partly | No |
| 7 | Belle Muse | 2/6 | Partly | No | Yes | No | Partly | No |
| 8 | Teasy Agency | 1/6 | No | No | Yes | No | No | No |
| 9 | Creators Inc | 0.5/6 | No | No | Not stated | No | No | Partly |
Public information checked on Nov 12, 2026. No agency was contacted.
What sits behind each score
- 1. FantasyRise (6/6). Publishes a 30–60% cut of net by plan, its terms, a Wyoming filing ID and a Florida address. 4.3 on Trustpilot from 9 reviews. Sources: its website · Trustpilot.
- 2. Maison Velour, by LuxOnly (5/6). Maison Velour is run by LuxOnly (Starvi Digital LLC): this comparison includes our own agency. US creators keep 40–50% of net, percentage only; nothing to pay to start; Starvi Digital LLC, New Mexico; 45 days' notice with no penalty. No outside reviews yet. Everything is in our terms.
- 3. Aruna Talent (3.5/6). No percentage, but says its share comes out of net, with 30 days' notice and no exit penalty. Sources: its website · Trustpilot.
- 4. Bunny Agency (3.5/6). Quotes 25–60% depending on how much you hand over, without saying gross or net. Wyoming LLC with a published address. Sources: its website · Trustpilot.
- 5. Louna's Models (2.5/6). Delaware address and “no upfront fees.” 44 Trustpilot reviews, with the score shown as unavailable on Nov 12, 2026. Sources: its website · Trustpilot.
- 6. Sakura Management (2.5/6). Los Angeles. Monthly contract, one week's notice to cancel; the cut isn't published. Sources: its website.
- 7. Belle Muse (2/6). States a 50/50 split without the base; its own pages give two different notice periods (7 and 30 days). Sources: its website.
- 8. Teasy Agency (1/6). Los Angeles and Las Vegas offices, “zero startup fees”; no published cut, terms or legal name. Sources: its website.
- 9. Creators Inc (0.5/6). US agency with a one-review Trustpilot profile (3.2, unclaimed). Cut and terms not published. Sources: Supercreator profile · Trustpilot.
What the scorecard can't tell you
It can't predict earnings: those depend on your account, and nobody can promise them honestly. It tells you how much you can check before signing. A low score doesn't mean an agency is bad; it means you'll need to ask for those details in writing.
For how we work in practice, start with how it works or our FAQ, and see how we bring in subscribers.
Questions about this comparison
Why is Maison Velour on its own list?
Because we're one of the agencies a US creator might compare, and hiding that would be worse. We disclose it at the top and next to our row, score ourselves the same way, and go second on a tie.
Which agency publishes the lowest cut?
Among those that publish a full number on net, FantasyRise starts at 30%. Several agencies here don't publish a cut at all.
How often is this updated?
We recheck every agency every few months, and the date at the top changes when we do. If something has changed, tell us and we'll recheck it against its source.