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No agency jargon. Just straightforward answers about OPM, representation, collaboration, location, content and the application process.
Do I have to live in Atlanta?
No. OPM can represent creators outside Atlanta and outside Georgia. Atlanta is simply home base and where in-person production and some collaboration opportunities are easiest to coordinate.
What if I'm visiting Atlanta?
If you're already represented by OPM and visiting Atlanta, let the team know your dates. Depending on availability, we may be able to coordinate production or potential creator collaborations while you're in town.
Do you only accept women?
No. OPM accepts women and men. Collaboration preferences are set by the individual creator.
What sexualities does OPM work with?
OPM does not build representation around a creator's sexuality. Creators decide who they are comfortable collaborating with and what content they are comfortable creating.
Do I have to do collaborations?
No. Collaborations are optional. OPM can create opportunities and introductions, but the creators involved decide whether they want to move forward.
Do I have to create adult content?
No. OPM can support both non-sexual/mainstream content and adult creator content. Your boundaries are discussed during consultation and onboarding.
Can OPM help record my content?
Yes, production support can be available to Metro Atlanta creators and creators visiting the area. This can include non-sexual social/promotional content and, for verified adults, adult production based on scheduling and agreement.
Is there a minimum amount I need to earn?
OPM does not advertise a public earnings minimum. We review creators individually and discuss whether the agency is a good fit during consultation.
Why do you ask for earnings information?
It helps us understand the current business, how established the account is, and where management may be able to add value. Recent statements may be requested as part of the review.
What does the chat team do?
The chat team supports fan messaging and engagement so the creator does not have to personally handle every conversation around the clock. Specific responsibilities are explained before onboarding.
What happens after I apply?
OPM reviews the application. If we believe there may be a fit, we contact you for the next step, which may include a consultation and additional verification.
Do I have to sign a long-term management contract?
OPM does not use a long-term management contract to keep creators locked in. We want the working relationship to make sense because of the service and support. Specific onboarding terms and responsibilities are explained before management begins.
How long should I give management before judging the results?
Every account is different, but management needs time to learn your audience, test strategy and improve the workflow. Many creators may not be able to fairly judge the full process until around the third month. OPM does not guarantee a specific earnings amount, growth percentage or timeline.
Is the OPM Creator Network public?
No. The actual Creator Network is private. Access is reviewed and approved after a creator has been accepted and onboarded with OPM. Network access is not automatic, and collaborations still require mutual agreement.