Everything you run the agency on.
- Master Inbox
- Analytics
- Vault and PPV
- Fan lists
- Unlimited seats
- Every creator you connect
OnlyX gives every creator you manage their own AI chatter. Hugo sells in the creator’s voice around the clock, remembers every fan, and hands your team the conversations that matter.
Per creator, every month. And more as she earns more.
Both price each account by what it earned over the last 30 days, so every column moves when this does.
$3,000 a month. $36,000 a year. Yours.
Start freeTheir own published OnlyFans rates, 26 August 2026: Infloww $40-$500 and OnlyMonster $30-$250 per creator per month, both by her last-30-days earnings. Trademarks of their respective owners; OnlyX is not affiliated with either.
Persona, boundaries, hard limits. The same person at 3am as at noon.
What he told her, and what she told him. The story never slips.
Teases, waits, holds the price, sends the PPV.
That timestamp is 3:14 AM. No shift to start, no handover to lose.



Hugo isn’t a chatbot with a script. Every creator gets their own Hugo: persona, boundaries, prices, and a two-sided memory of every fan he has ever talked to.
Everything Hugo knows about a creator feeds one core: her voice, her limits, her story.
The ones worth a human land in your inbox.
Fans write in their own language. Hugo mirrors it, slang and all. Your team reads the inbox in theirs.
real messages from human chatters
Everything you run the agency on.
The AI chatter, on commission.
Hugo's 10% is charged on the creator payout, the money left after OnlyFans' 20%. Paid from prepaid credits, card or crypto. No card to start.
No. You sign the account in yourself, through a streamed browser session inside your dashboard. You type, you watch the page load, you handle the 2FA code. Hugo works from that session afterwards.
Three screens. Connect the account, give Hugo the persona (age, city, voice, backstory, boundaries, hard limits), and pick a selling style: gentle, balanced or aggressive. There is no playbook to write and no scripts to import.
Hugo writes as the creator, in the voice and backstory you set, and he keeps a memory of every fan, so he never contradicts what he told someone three weeks ago, which is the thing that usually gives a chatter away. He replies in the fan’s own language too, in seconds, at any hour.
Boundaries and hard limits are part of each creator’s persona. Anything that sits outside them is an escalation rather than an improvisation. Hugo stops and hands the thread to your team instead of guessing.
Payment disputes, custom order requests, welfare concerns, confused fans and unusually big spenders. Those land in your Master Inbox marked as escalations, so the conversations worth a person’s time are the ones your team actually sees.
Always. Claim any thread and Hugo goes quiet on a timed hold. You see “You’re in control” with a countdown. Hand it back early, extend the hold, or switch Hugo off for that fan entirely.
That is your call, and most agencies keep a small team. The split that tends to work: Hugo carries the volume, the night shift and the languages nobody on your team speaks; your people take the money moments: customs, whales, anyone who needs a human.
10% of the sales Hugo makes. Hugo's 10% is charged on the creator payout, the money left after OnlyFans' 20%. It is drawn from prepaid credits you top up by card or crypto. No seats, no subscription, no per-creator fee, no minimum. Anything your own team closes is yours at 0%, and a month where Hugo sells nothing costs you nothing.
Yes. The Master Inbox, analytics, the vault, fan lists, the creator accounts and every seat on your team, however many creators you manage. Tools that bill per creator charge an agency of thirty creators earning $10k each between $1,500 and $3,750 a month for the same job, and charge more as those creators earn more. OnlyX takes 10% of what Hugo sells.
OnlyFans today. Fansly and Fanvue are on the roadmap.