OnlyFans Chat Agent (Remote)

Chat with subscribers on behalf of OnlyFans creators, build real rapport and sell their pay-per-view content. Fully remote, no experience needed, free training, base + commission or commission-only.

What you will do

  • Reply to subscriber DMs in the creator’s voice, following a persona document the creator approved.
  • Build rapport, remember fan details and keep conversations going across shifts.
  • Offer and sell pay-per-view (PPV) content at the creator’s pricing, with tease and timing that feel natural.
  • Re-engage quiet subscribers and follow up on fans who opened but did not buy.
  • Handle explicit, emotional or rude messages calmly and within the creator’s boundaries.
  • Log fan notes in the CRM, check in and out of your shifts, and follow our SOPs and confidentiality rules.

What you need

  • 18 years or older.
  • Written English at B1 level or above — we test it during the application.
  • Comfort with the adult-industry context. You never appear on camera and never meet fans.
  • A computer, a stable internet connection and a quiet place to work.
  • Availability for 8-hour shifts, 6 days a week.
  • Empathy, a sales instinct and a thick skin. No previous chatting experience required.

Nice to have

  • Experience in sales, customer support, copywriting or social media.
  • A second language — the interview is also available in German, Spanish, French and Hungarian.

Pay and schedule

  • Choose your plan after your first two weeks: hourly base + commission on net sales, or commission-only (6–10% of net sales depending on the account).
  • During your first two weeks you earn 6% of the net sales you generate.
  • Typical earnings are $400–$1,500 per month depending on your plan, hours and sales. Commission has no cap.
  • Paid twice a month (1st and 16th) by bank transfer; we cover the transfer fees.
  • Freelancer contract with Bunny Agency LLC (USA), signed online. Two weeks’ notice on either side.
  • Fixed 8-hour shifts, 6 days a week, 100% remote.

How hiring works

  • Apply online — about 10 minutes, and you can dictate answers by voice.
  • Assessment: an English test, an emotional-intelligence test and a simulated chat with an AI fan.
  • A 5-minute AI voice interview in your browser (a human interviewer steps in if the tech fails).
  • Free online training at Bunny Academy, ending with a final chat test.
  • Sign your freelancer contract online and start your first shift.
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