Chatter payroll for OnlyFans agencies

What to track for hourly, commission or mixed pay

Agencies pay chatters in different ways: by the hour, by commission on sales, or a mix of both. Whatever you pay, the inputs are the same, and Leeward counts them for every chatter.

• Hourly pay — you need the hours each chatter actually worked.
• Commission — you need the sales each chatter actually made.
• Mixed pay — you need both, plus a way to see whether the hours were worth it. That’s what $/hour is for.

The rates are yours. Leeward doesn’t tell you what to pay a chatter; it gives you the numbers to pay from, and they are the same numbers you watched during the shift.

Hours per chatter

Payroll shows hours for each chatter over the period. The Team screen shows who is on shift and who is online right now, so hours are not something you take on trust from a message in the group chat at the end of the week.

Sales per chatter

Sales are counted per chatter. On top of that, PPV sent and PPV bought are tracked for each chatter and each shift. When a chatter says they had a strong night, you can see it, and when the night was weak, you can see that too.

$/hour

$/hour puts hours and sales together. Two chatters with the same sales over very different hours are not the same chatter, and $/hour makes that obvious in one column. It’s the number to look at before you decide who gets more shifts and who needs another week of training.

Commission

Commission is counted from each chatter’s sales in Leeward. Nobody has to add up screenshots of earnings at the end of the week, and nobody has to argue about whose fan bought what.

Export to CSV

When it’s time to pay, export payroll to CSV. Open it in your spreadsheet or accounting tool, or send it to whoever does the payments. The counting is already done; the file is just for paying and keeping records.

A payroll week in Leeward

During the week, chatters work in Leeward Chat and the Team screen shows who is on shift, who is online and who has fans waiting. PPV sent and bought pile up per chatter and per shift. If a day drops, Analytics shows why: fewer PPV buys, slower replies, shorter shifts.

At the end of the period you open payroll, check hours, sales, $/hour and commission per chatter, and export to CSV. If one number looks wrong, you already have the shift data behind it, and you can open a chatter in live view on the next shift to see the work for yourself.

Payroll is part of the same app

Payroll is built from the same data as the rest of Leeward: chatters work in Leeward Chat, managers see the team live, and Analytics explains a bad day. The numbers you pay from are the numbers you watched during the shift, not a second version of them in a spreadsheet.

Access works the same way everywhere in the app: chatters join by invite link, see only the models assigned to them and never see the model’s password. Model sessions are stored inside Leeward, encrypted, and every model has a dedicated US proxy, included in the price and replaced if it fails.

Pricing per model

Leeward is paid per connected model, not per chatter: Base $25, Pro $50, Max $150 a month, with individual terms for 50+ models. The price is fixed per model and doesn’t depend on the model’s earnings. Every model starts with a 7-day trial, and 3, 6 or 12 months up front come with a discount.

Prices per connected model per month. 3 months −8%, 6 months −18%, 1 year −25%. 7-day free trial for every model you connect.