Contract & exit
2 points if month-to-month terms or a notice period of 30 days or less are publicly stated; 1 point for terms up to 3 months or vaguely stated flexibility; 0 points for 6+ month lock-ins, exit penalties or no public information.
OFRadar evaluates creator management agencies based on verifiable operational evidence. Every agency is assessed using the exact same public standards to protect creators from predatory terms, offshore call centers, and mass-roster neglect.
2 points if month-to-month terms or a notice period of 30 days or less are publicly stated; 1 point for terms up to 3 months or vaguely stated flexibility; 0 points for 6+ month lock-ins, exit penalties or no public information.
2 points if the agency explicitly states it employs in-house, native-speaking chatters; 1 point for hybrid or undetailed chat teams; 0 points for documented outsourcing/bot chatting, no chat service or no information.
2 points if commission or pricing is published and there are no upfront fees; 1 point if a range is only available from third-party sources; 0 points if unknown or upfront/setup fees apply.
2 points if the agency explicitly states that creators keep account ownership and receive payouts directly; 1 point if implied; 0 points if the agency controls logins/payouts or nothing is stated.
2 points for a publicly stated small roster/cap or a dedicated personal manager per creator; 1 point for mid-size or vague “personal support” claims; 0 points for mass rosters (50+), documented neglect or no information.
2 points for third-party-verifiable results (press, named creators, independent reviews); 1 point for self-reported figures or testimonials only; 0 points if nothing is shown.
2 points if DMCA/leak protection is explicitly offered as a service; 1 point if mentioned in passing; 0 points if not mentioned.
2 points for a full legal entity name and address (imprint) and/or verifiable registry entry with identifiable leadership; 1 point for a company name without address/registry; 0 points for anonymous operators.
Each of the 8 criteria awards up to 2 points, resulting in a maximum possible score of 16 points. The total points are normalized onto a 10-point scale:
Agencies whose domains are unreachable or that have discontinued operations receive 0 points and are placed in the unverified registry to ensure creators have clear historical context.