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Why Finding the Right OnlyFans Agency Is Broken — and How iModelly Is Fixing It

Featuring: Felix Cozmolici

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Inside the platform building a more transparent way for creators to connect with vetted management agencies.

Featuring: Felix Cozmolici

Founder at iModelly

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Welcome! You’ve built something really interesting in this space. Start us off by telling our readers what your business is all about and how you fit into the OF world.

iModelly is a private matching platform that connects adult creators with vetted management agencies. We’re not an OnlyFans management agency ourselves, which is an important distinction. A creator tells us what they’re looking for, where they are in their journey, what kind of support they need and what matters to them in a management relationship. We then try to connect them with agencies that actually fit those requirements. Creators don’t pay iModelly for the service. The idea is simply to make finding management less random, more transparent and more creator-focused.

What inspired you to dive into the business side of OnlyFans? Was there something missing in the space that you wanted to solve?

What stood out to me was how fragmented the agency market had become. There are a huge number of management agencies, but if you’re a creator it can be surprisingly difficult to know who is legitimate, who is actually good at what they claim to do, and which agency is right for your specific situation.

Most creators were basically left to search Instagram, respond to cold DMs or rely on recommendations from people they barely knew. At the same time, good agencies were constantly searching for creators who actually wanted the services they offered.

That gap made the business model pretty obvious to me. Instead of becoming another agency, iModelly could sit between both sides and make the introduction process better.

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What keeps you motivated to innovate and grow your business within this ecosystem?

I like businesses where solving the problem for one side also creates value for the other side. If we help a creator avoid the wrong partnership and find an agency that fits what she actually wants, that’s valuable. At the same time, the agency gets introduced to someone who is genuinely open to management instead of spending all day sending random DMs.

There’s also a lot of room for the industry to become more professional. Creators are building real businesses, and they deserve better ways to evaluate the companies asking to manage those businesses. That’s probably the part that motivates me the most.

We love the hidden gems—what’s something most people wouldn’t guess about the way your business runs or how you got started?

A lot of people initially assume iModelly is an agency because we operate so closely to the management industry. We actually made the decision not to manage creators ourselves.

That independence is kind of the whole point. If we were also selling our own management service, we would obviously have an incentive to recommend ourselves. By staying on the matching side, we can focus on the creator’s requirements and compare different options instead.

Another thing people might not expect is how much of the early growth came from simply speaking directly with creators. You learn very quickly what people actually care about when you’re having real conversations instead of only looking at industry statistics.

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In your opinion, what’s next for creators, agencies, and businesses working in this space?

I think the industry is moving toward greater specialization and professionalism. It used to be enough for an agency to say, “We’ll manage your OnlyFans.” Now creators are asking much more specific questions. Who handles content strategy? Who owns the accounts and assets? How does the commission work? What happens if the relationship ends? What experience does the agency have with creators at my level?

I also think creators will become more selective. As the market matures, reputation, transparency and measurable results will matter more than aggressive recruiting.

For agencies, that means having a strong service is going to matter more than simply having a large outreach team. And for companies like iModelly, I think there’s an opportunity to make that market easier to navigate by helping the right creators and agencies find each other.

It’s been such a pleasure getting your insights—where should our readers go if they want to connect with you or explore your offerings further?

Creators can learn more or apply directly through imodelly.com. The service is free for creators, and submitting an application doesn’t obligate anyone to work with an agency.

We’re also on Instagram at @imodelly. Our goal is to keep expanding the network of management partners while maintaining the vetting standards behind the platform, so creators have more legitimate options to compare as we grow.

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Featuring: Felix Cozmolici

Founder at iModelly

Helping creators find the right management, not just any management.

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