Agency Accounts vs. Creator Accounts: What’s the Difference?

An Agency Account is designed for managing multiple creators under one administrative workspace. It doesn’t include its own creator profile or public page. Instead, it provides your team with centralized tools for onboarding, managing, and supporting creators on the platform.

With an Agency Account, you can:

• Set up creator account: add personal info and complete the profile.
• Configure earnings shares: set the creator’s percentage and your agency’s share.
• Support creators’ activity: assist with content, fans, subscriptions, and general management.

An Agency Account allows you to control all creators from a single system, making team and content operations structured and efficient.
For a deeper look at the interface, visit Complete Overview of Your Agency Account.

A Creator Account belongs to an individual creator and includes a personal profile page. This account type gives access to all publishing tools, fan interaction features, and content management options available on the platform.

With a Creator Account, you can:

• Personalize your profile: add photos, bio, links, and page details.
• Publish and manage content: upload posts, videos, stories, channels, and run livestreams.
• Interact with fans: reply to messages, respond to comments, and manage fan engagement.
• Track performance: view analytics, revenue data, and content statistics.

This setup is ideal for creators who produce and manage their own content.
To learn more, check the Creator Help Center.

• Choose an Agency Account if you plan to manage multiple creators and need a centralized panel for your team, permissions, messaging, and creator operations.

• Choose a Creator Account if you want to build and manage one creator’s profile, publish content, and interact directly with fans.