How a result is measured.
Every engagement starts with tracking links, one per channel, created by the creator in their own OnlyFans settings. From that day, a new subscriber has a source. The weekly report reads the tracking link counts and the creator's statistics export and writes down, per channel and per chatter, what was produced: subscribers, revenue, renewals. The creator sees the same numbers in their own dashboard. That is the whole method, and it is why a result here can be checked by the only person who matters, the creator it belongs to.
What is not a result: follower counts on promotion accounts, views on a video, impressions, "reach". These are inputs. They appear in reports because they explain a result, and they never appear on this page as one.
Rules for publishing a figure.
- 1
A full engagement
At least 90 days, with tracking links from the first day, so the before and after are measured the same way.
- 2
Written permission
The creator agrees to each figure shown, and can withdraw permission at any time, after which the figure is removed within a week.
- 3
Source named
Each number says whether it came from tracking links or from the statistics export, and for which period.
- 4
Whole story
Rows that missed appear next to rows that hit. A result page that shows only the wins is advertising.
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No identification without consent
Pages are described by niche and size range unless the creator asks to be named. Nothing here identifies a creator who did not choose it.
The format every result will use.
The table below is the empty template. It is on the page now so the format is fixed before any figure exists, and cannot be shaped around the first one.
| Page | Service | Period | Subscribers by source | Revenue change | Renewal change | Rows hit / missed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Niche and size rangeNamed only with consent | Promotion, strategy, chat, or a combination | Start and end dates, 90 days or more | Per channel, from tracking links | Month before against month three, statistics export | Renewal rate before and after | From the plan in rows | Tracking links, statistics export, dated |
Why there are no earnings screenshots.
A screenshot of an earnings dashboard proves that a dashboard exists. It does not prove whose page it is, what the agency did, or what the page earned before. Screenshots are also trivially edited, and the ones circulating in this niche are reused across agencies that have never met the creator. Leadiax publishes tables with sources and periods, agreed by the creator, or nothing.
The honest claim available today is about method, not outcome: audit before work, plan in rows, tracked links, weekly reports, exit terms that do not change. Every one of those can be verified from the pricing page and the service pages before you apply.
What to ask any agency about its results.
- Can I speak to a creator you work with, with their consent, and ask them what changed?
- For that page, what was the revenue in the month before you started, from their statistics, not yours?
- Which channels did you run, and what did each one produce in tracked subscribers?
- Which parts of your plan for that page did not work, and what did you change?
- Will you put the numbers you just told me in writing, with the source?
An agency that answers all five has results. An agency that answers with a screenshot has a screenshot. The agency review criteria cover the rest of the conversation.