Aura Management review

Aura Management takes over the running of an adult creator account rather than selling software. The published work covers account management, daily DM handling, content scheduling and idea creation, branding and promotion, monetisation, audience engagement, monthly audits, PPV sales, campaigns, stealth and faceless accounts, plus accounting and invoicing. Billing follows revenue share.

The agency bills on revenue share, so its cut comes out of what an account earns rather than a monthly subscription, and the share itself is agreed with the manager. For comparison, the typical starting price across the brands on the site is €21.92, and monthly charges run €17.54 at the median.

The managed roster is listed as OnlyFans, and the package names that platform alone. Creators who also depend on other social channels run those themselves, or add a manager such as AROA Agency, whose list pairs OnlyFans management with traffic, promotion, legal and accounting support.

Support runs on email and chat. Among the agencies ranked on the site, a phone line is listed for 48.3% of them and a help centre for 24.8%, so chat and email are the routes listed here.

The agency names no regulator, licence or protection scheme, and the site lists 0 licensed brands among 308. Management work is shaped by the platform's own rules, so the terms and conditions and the contract are the reference points for how an account is treated.

The service list includes stealth and faceless account work, so appearing on camera is not required. Creators who want daily messages, scheduling, promotion and PPV selling handled, and who prefer billing through revenue share, get the most from it. Accounting and invoicing are covered in the same engagement.

The share itself is arranged with the manager, so ask for the percentage in writing before signing. For context, the creator share across the site runs 80% at the median and 90% at the upper end, and the typical payout threshold sits at €43.85.