How to apply to an OnlyFans agency, step by step

A step by step guide to applying to SOMAS Management: what to prepare, how to fill in the form, what to write in the message and what to do if someone asks for more.

Part of the guide: The first month with an agency: a month of mutual trial

By the SOMAS Management editorial team Updated 4 min read

Desk lamp lighting a desk at night, black and white photo about applying to an agency

Applying to SOMAS Management takes a few minutes, and the form asks only for what matters. This guide shows how to apply to an OnlyFans agency such as ours, step by step: what to prepare, what to write and what to do if anyone asks for something the form never asks for. If you want to see what we read and why, how we read applications goes through it.

Seven steps

  1. 1

    Check the basics

    You must be 18 or older. No account is needed: beginners are welcome. Read how it works and the transparency page first, so that you know what we do and how the split works.

  2. 2

    Choose how you want to be addressed

    A first name or an alias is enough. Nothing requires your legal name.

  3. 3

    Fill in the form

    First name or alias, email address, country and city, age, experience, languages spoken and how you heard about us. Social networks and a message are optional.

  4. 4

    Add four photos

    Front and side, full length and then head to waist. In underwear, in daylight and without filters. A friend or the self timer is enough. Only the agency sees them: they are never published, and they are erased if the application does not go further.

  5. 5

    Write a short message, if you want to

    Say what interests you, what limits you already know and what questions you have. Three or four sentences are enough, and there is no right answer.

  6. 6

    Confirm

    Slide to confirm that you are 18 or older and that this information is used to prepare our interview. The privacy policy explains the rest.

  7. 7

    Send it and wait for a personal reply

    A person reads it, and the next step is a conversation, not a contract.

What a useful message looks like

A message does not need to impress anyone. It only needs to be honest and specific. Here are two examples of the right size.

Two short messages that work

  • “I have run a small account for about two years and I would like to stay faceless. My questions are about the weekly workload and the first month.”
  • “I am still building my account and I want to understand how the first month works before I decide.”
Drop of ink falling from a fountain pen nib, black and white photo about applying to an agency

Before you send

A quick check

  • I use an email address that I can open privately, and that is not tied to my legal name. Separate contacts explains why this helps.
  • I know which social account, if any, I want us to look at.
  • I have my four photos in underwear, taken in daylight, without filters.
  • I have thought about my limits, even roughly.
  • I read the privacy policy before confirming.

Common mistakes

  • Sending documents “to speed things up”. They are never needed, and nobody should ask for them at this stage.
  • Using an email address that is tied to your legal name or to your personal accounts.
  • Writing a long message full of promises. We read for honesty, not for ambition.
  • Sending the same message to many agencies without reading their terms. Compare first, as how to choose an agency suggests.

What we never ask for

The form never asks for an identity document or a legal name, and neither does anyone from SOMAS Management before an application is read. Photos are added only through the form on our site: we never ask for them by private message or by email. If a message that claims to come from us asks for photos, documents or banking details, stop and write to the address on our contact page. That address is the only one we use. Impersonation exists in this field, and the rule is simple: a real agency does not need those things to reply to an application.

After you send

Your application is read by a person, and the account you share, if you have one, is looked at. If it looks like a fit, we talk. If we go ahead, we give you a Google account kept for this work and access to your space, then the free onboarding training starts, and the first month is a trial for both sides, with a review together at the end of each month. If you are not sure about your account yet, a small following explains what counts more than the number.

Questions and answers

How long does the form take?

A few minutes. The only fields that need thought are the optional message and, if you wish, the link to your account.

Do I need an account before I apply?

No. Beginners are welcome, and the free onboarding training starts from the beginning. If you already have an account, say so: we look for real followers and no bots.

Can I apply anonymously?

You can apply under an alias, and the application asks for no identity document or legal name.

Is it free to apply?

Yes, and the onboarding training that follows is free too.

How we write and check our articles