Fanvue has its own way for a creator to let an agency work on her account: the Manager account. The creator invites a manager by email, the manager signs in with a login of their own, and Fanvue keeps payouts and the account's email and password out of the manager's reach. Here is how Fanvue manager access works, what it does and does not allow, who owns the account, and where OFManager fits next to it.
How Fanvue Manager Access Works
Fanvue splits agency access into two kinds of login. The manager is the agency's main account. It has its own login, oversees several creator profiles and moves between them without signing out. Team members, such as chatters, have accounts of their own under the manager.
The creator starts it: she sends the invite from her own settings. One manager can hold several creators this way, but a creator can have only one manager.
Fanvue facts on this page come from the manager accounts article in Fanvue's help center and from its legal pages, checked November 2026. Fanvue updates them on its own schedule, so check the current pages before you rely on a detail.
A login of its own
The manager signs in to a Manager account, not to the creator's account.
One manager per creator
A creator cannot have two managers. Fanvue's help says a multi-admin feature is being worked on.
Chatters sit under the manager
Team members have their own accounts and, by default, reach every creator under that manager.
How a Creator Invites a Manager
These steps happen on Fanvue, not in OFManager. The manager creates the Manager account once, then each creator sends an invite. Send them to a creator who asks how to give you access.
The manager signs up as a manager
Fanvue has a separate manager sign-up page. It needs an email address that has never been used on Fanvue. The account becomes the agency's primary account, with its own login, and its dashboard starts empty.
The creator opens Settings, then Management
She does this signed in to her own Fanvue account.
The creator enters the manager's email and clicks Send Invite
Fanvue sends the manager a confirmation email.
The manager opens the link while logged in
The manager has to be logged in to the Manager account when they open the link. If they are not, Fanvue shows an error.
Repeat for each creator
An invite is per creator. Once the manager has accepted a creator's invite, they switch between creators from the one login, without signing out or opening more windows.
Plan the email first: the Manager account needs an address Fanvue has never seen. If your own address already has a Fanvue account, sign the manager up with a different one.
Managers and Team Members: What Each Can Reach
Most agencies have one manager and several chatters. Fanvue treats the two roles differently, and the default for chatters is wider than many agencies expect.
| Topic | Manager | Team member |
|---|---|---|
| How they get in | Signs up on the manager sign-up page. The creator invites them from Settings, then Management. | Signs up through the normal Fanvue sign-up. The manager invites them from the team members page, and they accept while logged in to their own account. |
| Which creators they reach | Several creators from one login, switching between them. | Every creator under that manager account, by default. Fanvue's help says to create separate manager accounts per creator to limit it. |
| What they can use | The article does not list it page by page. | The main feed, messages and the vault. In the vault they cannot delete or post. The role is chatting and content review. |
Source: Fanvue's help center, manager accounts article, checked November 2026.
Beyond that list, Fanvue's article does not say which pages a manager or team member can use, such as Lists, Mass messages, Tracking links or Insights. Check its current page before you plan shifts around any of them.
What Manager Access Does Not Include
Who Owns the Account
The creator does. A manager works from a login of their own, and the identity checks, payout methods and sign-in details behind the account stay with her. Fanvue's Creator Terms say onboarding includes ID verification, a liveness check and accurate tax and banking details.
Fanvue's General Terms say an account is personal and cannot be transferred without Fanvue's written agreement. In practice the creator decides: she sends the invite, and the account stays hers.
Agencies in Fanvue's Own Terms
Fanvue's legal pages describe agencies separately from the manager accounts help. These are the points that matter most to someone running creators.
| Topic | What Fanvue's agency pages say |
|---|---|
| One agency per creator | A creator can be assigned to only one agency at a time. |
| Team members | An agency can assign team members to specific creators through Fanvue's permissions, and team member assignment is listed among the tools for verified agencies. The manager accounts help says team members see every creator under a manager by default. Check which applies to your account. |
| Earnings | An agency that is not verified does not receive earnings through Fanvue. A verified agency can be given a payment split, which the creator sets and can change or revoke at any time. Fanvue gives no percentage: the creator sets it. |
| In fan chats | Agencies must not pose as the creator in fan chats or imply she is available when she is not. |
Source: Fanvue's agency terms, agency earnings and payouts page and agency conduct and compliance rules, checked November 2026.
What Fanvue's Manager Accounts Already Give an Agency
Before you add any tool, check what Fanvue already gives you.
One login for every creator
The manager switches between creator profiles without signing out.
A login for each chatter
Team members sign up on their own and the manager invites them.
Chatters kept to feed, messages and the vault
That is the role Fanvue describes for team members.
Staff kept away from payouts and sign-in details
A manager cannot reach payouts or change the account's email or password.
A way to limit who sees which creator
Create a separate manager account per creator, as Fanvue's help describes.
If that is how your team works, you do not need to add a tool. A tool earns its place only where this list stops.
What OFManager Adds on Fanvue
OFManager is a desktop app for Windows and macOS. For Fanvue it opens Fanvue's own website inside the app, signed in as the creator, so your team works on Fanvue's real pages. It does not rebuild them. What it adds sits around them.
One list of creators
Fanvue creators appear on Manage Creators beside your OnlyFans and Fansly creators.
Staff permissions per page
For the owner and staff with full creator access, each Fanvue page follows the matching page permission in your roles. Chats and Mass messages follow Messages Basic, and Earnings & Payouts follows Statements.
The roles are the ones you already use for OnlyFans. The guide to roles and permissions explains that OnlyFans permission model, and the Fanvue pages reuse its page permissions.
To add a creator, open Manage Creators in the desktop app, click Add Creator and pick Fanvue under Which platform?. A window opens on Fanvue's own sign-in page, so the login is typed on Fanvue and not into OFManager. The app asks for a sign-in "as the creator or as a team member who manages them". With a team member's login, the app lists the creators on that login and you tick the ones to add, but their Fanvue pages do not open yet: only the creator's own login opens them. Every step is in the guide to add a Fanvue account.
What OFManager Does and Does Not Do on Fanvue
It does
It does not
Fanvue pages open in the desktop app only. For the whole picture, see Fanvue agency software in OFManager.
Which Setup Fits Your Agency
What each one covers, by situation. Whichever you use, read Fanvue's own rules below first.
| Your situation | What covers it | Why |
|---|---|---|
| One manager and a few chatters on a few Fanvue creators | Fanvue's Manager account | One login switches between creators and each chatter has their own login. There is no second tool to set up. |
| A chatter should reach only one of your Fanvue creators | Fanvue's Manager account | Fanvue's help says to create a separate manager account per creator. OFManager has no per-creator access on Fanvue yet. |
| Your agency also runs OnlyFans or Fansly creators | OFManager | All three platforms sit on one Manage Creators list, with one set of staff roles. |
| You want some staff to see only certain Fanvue pages | OFManager | A role needs full creator access to open Fanvue creators, and then each Fanvue page follows the role's matching permission. Fanvue's own team member role is fixed: feed, messages and the vault. |
| Your Fanvue creators were added through a team member's login | Fanvue's Manager account | OFManager lists those creators but does not open their Fanvue pages yet. Only the creator's own login does. |
| You want OFManager's CRM, mass messaging or analytics on Fanvue | Not available | Those tools cover OnlyFans only. On Fanvue, your team works in Fanvue's own pages inside the app. |
Once several creators are connected, the guide to managing multiple Fanvue accounts covers day-to-day work, including Fanvue linked accounts, a different Fanvue feature.
Read Fanvue's Own Rules
Fanvue publishes its own rules for agencies and managers: agency terms, agency conduct and compliance rules, an agency earnings page, the manager accounts article in its help center, and its Creator Terms, General Terms and API policy. Read them before you connect a creator, and again when they change.
Fanvue's agency conduct rules tell agencies to use Fanvue's official agency tools to manage creator accounts, and not to log into creator accounts without Fanvue's own permission system. Its agency terms say that when an account is run without those tools, for example by logging into the creator's own account, Fanvue treats the creator as responsible and applies any penalties to her account. Its General Terms say not to share your password or give others access to your account.
OFManager is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fanvue, and it cannot tell anyone what Fanvue will allow. Nothing on this page says that a particular setup is permitted, and none of it is legal advice. Whether and how to connect a creator is a decision for you, and for the creator whose account it is, once you have read Fanvue's own text. If a rule is unclear, ask Fanvue support.
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