Know what happens before payday.

The contract is with Bunny Agency LLC in the USA. Bunny Academy runs recruitment and training, while this hub helps you prepare. You are applying for a freelancer role with the agency, not a position employed by OnlyFans.

The agreement is signed online before your first shift. Read the full document and keep your own copy. Ask the team to clarify any wording you do not understand before agreeing. A short guide cannot replace the specific contract presented to you.

The published notice period is 2 weeks on either side. That describes the stated arrangement; this page does not interpret local employment or tax law. If your circumstances raise questions outside the posting, get advice appropriate to your location.

During your first 2 weeks, you earn 6% of the net sales you generate. The payment basis is commission. The posting does not describe a guaranteed cash amount for completing that period or promise sales on a particular account.

Ask how the agency records net sales attributable to you and how you can review the calculation. Also ask which work dates are included in a payout. Those details matter when you try to understand a first payment, but the posting does not publish a settlement cut-off.

Free training does not mean a published training wage. Applying, testing, interviewing and training have no applicant fee. Keep that separate from the terms of the live work you begin after completing the hiring process.

After the initial period, you choose between hourly base plus commission on net sales and commission-only. The commission-only rate is 6–10%, depending on the account. The hourly base amount is not published, so this hub cannot calculate it for you.

Get the plan that applies to your account in writing. Do not assume a percentage from a different advert will apply. If you are choosing the base plan, ask both what the hourly amount is and how its commission component works.

Typical earnings are $400–$1,500 a month, depending on plan, hours and sales. That is a variable, sales-dependent range. Uncapped commission means no stated commission ceiling; it does not promise that you will reach the upper end of the range.

The published payout dates are the 1st and 16th of each month. Transfers go to a bank account, and Bunny Agency covers transfer fees. Make sure you can receive a bank transfer before reaching the contract stage.

The posting does not state a guaranteed arrival time at every bank. It also does not publish a currency-conversion rate or a list of accepted banks. Ask about anything your bank needs rather than treating the payout date as a promise about the exact time funds appear.

Do not enter bank details into this hub: there is no payment form here. Use the official hiring and contract process for instructions. If someone asks you to receive and forward money or verify a creator account in your name, check the request directly with the Academy.

For country resources, use the worldwide applicant directory. The same published role terms apply across this hub; the directory does not create separate country-specific pay offers.

The role requires 8-hour shifts on 6 days each week. Consider that schedule alongside a commission-based start. The fact that the work is remote does not make it a spare-hours opportunity or a fixed monthly salary.

Before starting, you should understand the company name, the initial rate, the later plan choice, the payout dates and the notice period. You should also know which details remain to be confirmed, such as the account’s definition of net sales or an unpublished base amount.

Use the application checklist to keep the next steps in order. The Academy’s offer-verification guide can help you review unexpected claims. No course purchase is required to apply for this opening.