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Duke Media
Duke Media crest: a crowned shield flanked by two lions

Timeless creator management.

We accept a select number of creators and build them on Stacked, OnlyFans and Fanvue in parallel — one body of work, three income streams, and one team answerable for all of them.

Stacked OnlyFans Fanvue managed in parallel, not in place of one another

The distinction

Three platforms. One body of work.


Most agencies choose a platform and thereafter defend the choice. That is a preference, not a strategy. The set you shoot on Tuesday may earn on all three, and the audiences scarcely overlap.

Platform one

Stacked

Publishes the highest revenue share of the three — ninety per cent — and settles by crypto to more than two hundred countries. The newest of them, and accordingly the least crowded.

Platform two

OnlyFans

Where the money already resides, and the competition with it. Scale here is a matter of traffic, retention and disciplined monetisation — not good fortune.

Platform three

Fanvue

Newer, considerably less crowded, and still rewarding discovery. A creator who came late to OnlyFans may yet be early here.

In parallel

All three, from one body of work

One shoot, three platforms, three income streams, and two further audiences that cost nothing additional to serve. When one platform has a quiet month, the others seldom do.

What we undertake

Everything save being you.

You make the work. We conduct the business around it, and we tell you precisely what we have done and why.

Account management

A named manager who knows your page, your figures and your boundaries. Weekly direction — not a monthly report you are obliged to chase.

Content direction

A shooting calendar built around what demonstrably sells on your page, arranged so that a single session serves both platforms for weeks.

Chat & monetisation

A trained team writing in your voice, working your list around the clock. Pricing, sequence and follow-up are conducted deliberately rather than by mood.

Traffic & growth

Audience drawn from sources that convert, measured honestly. No purchased followers, and no figures that flatter a report yet spend nothing.

Protection

Takedowns and leak monitoring as standing work, with the questions of privacy — geoblocking, naming, what is never published — settled before they become urgent.

Payouts & paperwork

Clean records, predictable payout timing across both platforms, and figures you may hand to an accountant without apology.

The order of things

Three conversations, then the work.

You enquire

A short enquiry, answered by a person within the day. Should we not be the right house for you, we shall say so then — not after a month of silence.

We examine the figures

Your page, your traffic, and what is already working. You leave that conversation with a plan and a split, both in writing, whether or not you sign.

We run both platforms

Fanvue is established alongside OnlyFans, the calendar commences, and you receive a weekly account of what changed and what we intend to do about it.

Plainly

Where we differ.

Duke Media compared with a typical agency
 Duke MediaThe usual arrangement
PlatformsStacked, OnlyFans and Fanvue, in parallelA single platform, generally OnlyFans
Roster sizeDeliberately selectAs many as will sign
Your managerNamed, and the same person next monthA shared inbox
The splitIn writing, before you signExplained on a call
Protection of your workStanding takedown workOn request, if at all
DepartureYou retain your accounts and your workLock-in and notice periods

Questions

The ones worth asking.

What does a creator management agency actually do?
It conducts the business of a creator page: what is published and when, how it is priced, who speaks to subscribers, where new subscribers come from, and what is done when work is stolen. You remain the creator. We attend to the rest, and you may see precisely what we did.
Why run Stacked, OnlyFans and Fanvue at the same time?
Because the cost of the work is already paid. A set you have shot may earn on all three, and the audiences overlap far less than is commonly assumed. Stacked and Fanvue are younger and less crowded, so discovery still functions there in a way it largely does not on OnlyFans. Running three is not three times the work — it is the same work, published three times.
Must I begin again on Stacked or Fanvue?
No. We establish the further platforms around the body of work and the page you already have, and we direct traffic to them deliberately rather than asking your existing subscribers to move. Your first platform continues throughout.
Who owns my accounts and my content?
You do — throughout, and afterwards. Should you leave, you retain your accounts, your work and your subscriber list. An agency obliged to trap creators in order to keep them has already told you precisely what it is worth.
What is the split?
It depends upon what we are doing for you, and you shall have it in writing before you sign anything at all. We would far rather lose a creator at the offer stage than conduct an argument about percentages in the third month.
Will my face and name be public?
Only so far as you decide. Geoblocking, what is never published, whether your own name appears anywhere at all — these are settled at the outset and written down, not improvised afterwards.
Do you take everyone?
No, and that is rather the point of a select roster. If we do not believe we can add enough to be worth our share, we shall tell you on the first call rather than sign you and discover it later.

The next step

Tell us about your page.

Whether you are already earning or have yet to publish a thing, send us what you have. You will receive a considered answer from a person, within the day.