How we read applications: what we look for and why
Every application at SOMAS Management is read by a person. What the form asks, what it never asks, what we look at in an account, and what happens next.
Part of the guide: The first month with an agency: a month of mutual trial
By the SOMAS Management editorial team Updated 4 min read
Every application at SOMAS Management is read by a person, from the first line to the last. If you are wondering what OnlyFans agencies look for, this page explains how we do it: what the form asks and why, what we look at in an account, what we do not ask for, and what happens afterwards. The aim is that you know exactly what you are sending, and what you are not.
What the form asks, and why
| Field | Why we ask |
|---|---|
| First name or alias | So that we know what to call you. Nothing requires your legal name. |
| To answer you. | |
| Country and city | To understand where you are based, and your time zone. |
| Age, from 18 | We work with adults only. |
| Social networks (optional) | So that we can look at the account you already have, if you want us to. |
| Experience | To adjust the training to where you start. |
| Languages spoken | To know in which languages you can work. |
| Four photos, front and side, full length and then head to waist | To see your figure and your bearing. In underwear. Only the agency sees them, they are never published, and they are erased if the application does not go further. |
| How you heard about us | To understand how people find us. |
| Message (optional) | Anything you want to add, including your questions and limits. |
| Consent | To confirm that you agree to our processing the data to answer your application, as the privacy policy describes. |
The form never asks for an identity document or a legal name, and photos are added only through the form. If anyone claiming to be us asks for documents or photos by message, stop and write to the address on our contact page.
What we look at in an account
This part only applies if you already have one. Beginners are welcome without an account, and the training starts from the beginning.
- Real followers: people who exist, react and come back.
- No bots: purchased or automated followers show in patterns that a careful reader notices.
- A recognisable identity: a name, a style and a rhythm that are consistent.
- Respect for limits: how you describe what you will and will not do.
The difference between a small real audience and a large unreal one is explained in what counts more than the number of followers.
What we do not look for
The photos show us a figure and a bearing, not a face to judge: the accounts we work with stay faceless. We do not ask for a minimum income, and we do not promise one. We are interested in whether the work could suit you, and whether we could do it well together.
From application to start
- ApplicationYou send the form. Nothing else is required.
- ReadingA person reads it, from the first line to the last.
- Account checkIf you already have an account, we look at it: real followers and no bots. Beginners skip this step.
- ConversationIf it looks like a fit, we talk, and you can ask your questions.
- TrainingThe free onboarding training starts: sixteen fifteen minute modules over four weeks, described in the training.
- First monthA trial for both sides, with a review together at the end of each month. The first month explains how it works.
What makes an application easy to read
- A message of a few sentences about why you are interested and what you would like to know.
- A link to the account you already run, if you are happy to share it.
- Your limits, even roughly: knowing them early saves time for both sides.
- Honest answers on experience. Having little is fine, and it helps us adjust the training.
What an application cannot do
It cannot promise acceptance, and it cannot promise any result afterwards. A refusal is not a judgement of you. It means that the fit is not there now, and that is information for both sides.
Your data
What you send is used to answer your application, and for that only. The privacy policy describes it, and you can write to us at any time to ask what we hold about you.
Questions and answers
Why photos, and who sees them?
Four simple photos, in underwear, show us your figure. Only the agency sees them, they are erased if the application does not go further, and your face appears in no content. The form asks for no identity document.
Can I apply under an alias?
Yes. The form asks for a first name or an alias. Nothing requires your legal name.
What if my account is quite new?
That is fine. Beginners are welcome, and the training starts from the beginning. How to apply and small following say more.
Do you promise a reply?
We read every application personally. The reading and the account check take the time they take, and we would rather be careful than quick.
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