Most about pages on this search are a founding story with a photograph and a number. This one is shorter, because this brand has been working on Fanfix for a short time — and the alternative to a short about page is a fictional one. The one fact still missing below is marked, and the mark is not decoration: it fails our own build until somebody fills it in.
What is a Fanfix talent agency, and what should it do?
A Fanfix talent agency runs the business around a creator’s account and, where she wants it, some of the work inside it: the application route, payout and tax setup, membership structure, promo campaigns, paid DMs, takedown notices and the revenue split. Fanfix contemplates the role in its own documents and names a separate Agency Services Agreement for agencies managing creator accounts.
That phrase sits in the order of precedence at Creator Terms of Use §4.1, checked 2026-09-20. The older model of talent representation is the one worth copying here. An agency exists to represent the person, negotiate on her behalf and build something that outlasts one deal, which on a platform that bans nudity and sells itself as “strictly safe-for-work” means protecting the brand partnerships she already has (Fanfix FAQ, checked 2026-09-20).
Who are we?
Fanfix agency is a brand of Bunny Agency LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company registered at 1309 Coffeen Avenue STE 1200, Sheridan, WY 82801, US, and the contact address for this site is info@bunny-agency.com. Those are the first things you should demand from any agency, because a registered entity you can look up is verifiable and a stock photograph with a first name is not.
On Fanfix we sell four services: account management, growth, marketing and paid-DM chatting, in which our staff answer paid DMs in your voice, to a brief you write, and you can read every conversation. The byline on the articles here is Sophia Brecht, CEO & Founder, who came to this work from traditional talent management.
Bunny Agency LLC was founded in 2019, and across all platforms it has managed 400+ creators and has 112+ team members. Those figures describe the whole company rather than its work on Fanfix, and nothing on this site offers them as evidence of what we can do for you there. No names or photographs of the team are published here.
How must any agency operate on Fanfix?
Fanfix sets out the rules for agencies in its own terms, which is unusual and useful — it means you can audit an agency’s claims without taking anyone’s word for it. Five provisions decide almost everything about how an arrangement works, and a sixth, in the next section, is why this site sells one platform and nothing else.
| Provision | What the document says | Who it binds | Source, checked 2026-09-20 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agents are permitted | Creators “may share their User ID with agents acting on their behalf” | Creator and agent | General Terms of Service, updated 2026-08-20 |
| Agents are the creator | “Creator”, “you” and “your” include agents engaged by creators, and the creator stays personally responsible | Creator, primarily | Creator Terms of Use, preamble and §1.3 |
| Splits are a platform feature | A Revenue Agreement names a percentage, the creator accepts by email, and Fanfix pays the agency automatically | Creator and agency | Revenue Agreements setup guide, 2026-07-07 |
| Logins must stay confidential | Your username and password must be treated as confidential, and no user may solicit, store, collect or use another user’s login credentials | Everyone | General Terms of Service |
| Enforcement reaches agencies | Earnings can be withheld at sole discretion, and creators and external agencies alike can be permanently blacklisted | Creator and agency | Content Guidelines, updated 2026-07-01 |
Our own practice sits beside the fourth row. Our chatters and managers sign in to your Fanfix account with your login and work through our own CRM built for Fanfix, which is the practice that clause is about, so weigh it before you sign. You can change your password at any time, which ends our access.
What are we not?
This brand does not run a Fanfix account as a channel for any other platform. That is a positioning choice with a price attached: a Fanfix account may not be used to promote Patreon, Passes, OnlyFans or any other monetisation platform, at USD $1,000 in liquidated damages per violation.
The charge lands on the creator’s payment method on file (Creator Terms of Use §2.5 and Terms of Service §8.4, checked 2026-09-20), so the risk in a multi-platform pitch is hers rather than the agency’s. We are also independent: nothing here is endorsed by, affiliated with or approved by Fanfix or SuperOrdinary.
What standard do we hold ourselves to?
Five signals, all of them checkable without trusting us: a registered legal entity, a named author with a public identity, documented results with real figures, a commission rate disclosed in writing before signing, and a contract with an exit clause. Apply them to us and to the other agencies pitching you, and notice how many of them survive question three.
We clear four of them in public today. The legal entity is Bunny Agency LLC; the author is named, with a biography and a public profile on her page; the rate is 30% to 60% of the creator’s share after Fanfix’s 20%, charged on revenue; and the contract is month-to-month with no long-term lock-in, so you can leave at any time on 14 days’ notice. Question three is the one we fail, because our results are {{NEEDS_FACT: publishable client results, with written consent}}, and that blank on our own scorecard is why this page is not trying to close you. What it can show is the sourcing on every other page here, and the results page makes the case that working you can check beats figures you cannot.