# Fanfix meaning, and three words that cost money

> Fanfix is a creator subscription platform owned by SuperOrdinary and based in Los Angeles, where influencers sell monthly subscriptions to exclusive safe-for-work content. Nudity is banned, and Fanfix is not a fan fiction site. The entries below define the platform's own vocabulary, which reuses ordinary words to mean specific things.

URL: https://fanfix-agency.com/glossary/  
Language: en

Each entry here is one sentence you can lift, followed by the document it came from and the date we read it. The list is short on purpose: a glossary that defines forty words nobody searches for is a sitemap exercise — these three are the words that turn up in a contract you are about to sign.

## Why does the Fanfix meaning of a word matter?

Because two of the three words below mean something else in the creator economy generally, and the wrong reading costs money. A creator searching for "commission" on most platforms finds artists pricing custom artwork; on Fanfix it is the share of her revenue an agency takes.

Fanfix now pays that share automatically once a Revenue Agreement is accepted by email, which is why the word needs a base attached to it in any contract.

| Word | What it means on Fanfix | What it does not mean | Source, checked 2026-09-20 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fanfix | A creator subscription platform at fanfix.io, owned by SuperOrdinary, where nudity is banned | Not a fan fiction archive and not a re-edited film, both of which share the string | [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanfix) and the [Fanfix FAQ](https://fanfix.io/faqs) |
| Commission | The percentage of a creator's Fanfix revenue an agency receives | Not a paid artwork ordered from an artist, which is what the word returns elsewhere | [Revenue Agreements setup guide](https://blog.fanfix.io/revenue-agreements-setup-guide/), 2026-07-07 |
| Revenue Agreement | Fanfix's own feature naming an agency's split, accepted by email and then paid automatically | Not your contract with the agency, which is a separate Agency Services Agreement | [Creator Terms of Use](https://auth.fanfix.io/creator-terms-of-use) §4.1 |

The [FAQ](/faq/) carries the rules those words sit inside, and [Fanfix management](/fanfix-management/) shows the access route they describe.

## Is Fanfix related to fan fiction?

No connection exists. Fanfix is a creator subscription platform at fanfix.io used by mainstream social media influencers, and it is not a fan fiction archive. Confusion comes from the string itself, since the brand sits one keystroke from the abbreviation for fan fiction and search engines sometimes rewrite thin queries.

## What does commission mean on Fanfix?

Commission means the percentage of a creator's Fanfix revenue that an agency receives, usually through a Revenue Agreement she accepts by email. Elsewhere in the creator economy the same word means a paid artwork ordered from an artist, which is why a contract needs to state the base as well as the rate.

## What does a Revenue Agreement do on Fanfix?

A Revenue Agreement is Fanfix's own feature, shipped 2026-07-07, which names an agency's split percentage. Agency Manager access is granted to the agency's Fan account, the creator accepts the agreement by email, and Fanfix then pays the split automatically. The Agency Services Agreement is the separate contract between creator and agency.