Start with the job you want help with
List the tasks you would like an agency to handle and the tasks you want to keep. You might need planning support more than full management, or help with promotion while you keep conversations in-house.
Ask each agency to price the same scope. A commission comparison is difficult when one quote includes services another bills separately.
Ask for the documents before the pitch
Request the contract, full fee schedule, sample report, approval process, and exit checklist. Ask who will actually work on your account and how you contact a responsible person. Allow each partner time to read the documents privately.
No reputable evaluation depends on signing before you understand the terms. There is no reason to treat an unexplained deadline or guaranteed-income claim as evidence of competence.
Compare the things that affect both partners
| Criterion | Evidence to request | Couple Agency’s current position |
|---|---|---|
| Operator identity | Legal entity and address | Bunny Agency LLC; Sheridan address on our contact page |
| Fee | Percentage, calculation base, all extras | Request the written fee schedule |
| Adult consent | Separate declarations and confirmation | Implemented in the application; disabled pending launch readiness |
| Ongoing consent | How each partner can pause | Review the consent and pause procedure |
| Publishing | Records of both approvals | Review the approval record and process |
| Account control | Ownership, recovery, allowed access | Check the signed access terms |
| Chat oversight | Full access, staffing, honest account voice | Review coverage and supervision |
| Breakup response | Revenue, access, use and removal of content | Obtain a reviewed exit clause |
| Proof | Permission-backed cases with costs and dates | No verified cases supplied; no results page published |
| Privacy | Processor list, retention, deletion route | Technical safeguards implemented; provider and legal review pending |
This is a factual status table, not a claim that our agency ranks above another.
Evaluate evidence in context
For a case study, ask about the starting audience, time period, work performed, costs, and how the result was measured. Permission from both partners matters when a shared account or relationship is used as marketing evidence.
A testimonial without context cannot establish a likely outcome for you. Treat anonymous revenue screenshots, fabricated couple profiles, and claims of universal success as reasons to ask more questions. Earnings vary.
Test the practical workflow
Ask the agency to walk through an ordinary example: you submit a draft, one partner approves, and the other asks for a change. What happens next? Who can publish? Where is the decision recorded?
Then ask about a difficult example: one person wants to pause while an offer or scheduled post is pending. A useful answer describes specific responsibilities and a process, not simply that the team “takes care of everything.”
Look for red flags that change your decision
Be cautious about requests for passwords before terms are agreed, pressure to widen personal limits, unclear deductions, restrictions on seeing account activity, or an exit process that the agency will not explain.
Do not allow someone to complete the other partner’s verification or consent. Each adult’s decision must remain their own. Use the official-source verification guide to prepare platform questions.
Read the contract with independent advice
Have a qualified lawyer review the term, termination, fees, rights in content, account arrangements, liability, and breakup provisions. If the relationship or jurisdiction makes an issue complicated, settle it before onboarding.
Compare the completed pricing schedule and couple protections with your own checklist. If you both want to discuss couples management, explore the application. Both partners must be 18+, independently willing, and verified with OnlyFans before appearing in content.